http://66.213.69.5/files/original/37e3bf848351ba30f917e47f2ab69c54.pdf 7f3095c67fec7c5cf39ed41cab99c3d2 PDF Text Text : ' · Thursday, April 1, 1993: · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Cavslose .. NBA tilt Beat of the Bend..' . · ' by Bob Hoeflich ocanf·the~~dt, atDal94e 9~ to Knicks . This article will explain the. veilliop. This leads 10 pier eel!!--: ........ .... . ~ aeenlntnroc014, lbe . calional gains iq the future. We. Star Mill ·.-..u .. '""'grown mto a they scheduled their first pUblic infonnatioa obtailled and the uses sii'Ongly encourage all .parenas to popudelar spolmt in Racine and bes(!!lll ·barbecue. Instead; we sot the fQr that information. . have •their children registered-and · won r. provemen14 .ire mg slllrm of the century thai weekend. April and May are the months scredhed. The dates for the Screenmade consistently to the pa{k and Firemen will II')' ·apin Ibis Sun- for kindergarten screening in Meigs ings are as follows: . , ·· in ·abe summer time there are day with a. chic~ and rib barbe- County S'cbools. If you have a Tuppers Plains Elementary numerous· free musical programs cue at therr stauon on Butternut . ·child that will be five yean old on AprilS · · ·. · for the public. Av.e. Food should be ready to or before Sept. 30, '1993, it is MiddleJ1011 Elementary - April· The parlt board. is now taking S~:rve at about. II a.m. Fjremen important tJw you call your school t 12, April13 . .' reservauons for the use of the shel- made no promises aboul .the wealh- o make ail appointment 10 ~egister Hinisonvil.le Elementary - April. ter house this summer and the new .. erthis time. . your child for kindergarten. YQu 14· . • number to call to make your reser· should call before the day registra. Bradbury Elementary - AJ,l!i;! 1 vations is 949-2926. Anyone who G~ Weber of Reedsville does tion and sa'eelling will be held in · <!:hester Elementary- April23 · · • . Pomeroy Elementary • April26,~ previously reserved the park for a fantastic job every year in head· your school. .family reunions from year to year ing the heart .fund drive .for Olive At the 8Citening your child 'will April27 · · · " shouJ.d call the new number iii Township. Grace and hei' crew did be given a series of tests to help Rutland Elementary - April 29, • order to avoid the shelter house another fme job this year gathering .determine his/her readiness skills. . April30 ~· ' being reserved by another. group. in $954.15. . . Young children have a wide range . So111hem Kindetgarten ·May 6; . . Anyone with questions about the · Grace extends big, big thanks of abilities, and the scn:cn1ng l!elps Ma •7 •. ....::......,... pdarkent pr . esinot but to the determine your an , or· POPULAR • Cellular phones are gainln& ill popularity for """' 2656. pubhc for liS generous support. concepts and motor .sktlls ...t our . obtain aM•llOIIai information, conbusiness and pleasure, Brian Butler ol CeUular One told Middle· The board has also set dates fer Workers included Mary Bise, child's vision, hearing and speech tact the above school in your dis-':. .port-Pomeroy Rotarians at a meeting M9aday nlgbt.Q,ere he and the annual Saturday night enlertainc Geraldine Holsinger, Inez Boring, skills will also be evalnated. trict that cloeest to you. · K.e'! Riggs, Mei~;s authorized .ageat, liive an u.pdate on what's ment during the summer months. Nina Boston, Flomlce Wyers, Ruth The infurmati.on gained from the · If you desire more information : available. · Dales are JuneS, June 19, July 4, Durst, Hazel &anon, Guy Spencer, screening process can e of benefit · · ~n this er other. school reiiUed top. July 17, July 31, Au11ust 14 and Nola Young, Pllyllis Larkins, Jane both to you and your child's teach- 1cs, please wnte Bob Hudak or August 18. Program Ume in each Fitch, Marilyn Hannum, Debbie er in planning an appropriate edu- Chetyl Crossan in are of Meigs ·. instance is 7 to 10 p.m. except on G_ilmore, Connie C . onnolly, Pat cation ·program fodall: Problems County Board of Education, P.O. . July 4th when a specill celebration Hayman, Susie· Franc.is, and Mar- detected in the.se skills can be ideo- Box 4, ~.Ohio, 45769. ·, is planned and that will start at 2 lene Puunan. tified and referred for early inter• p.m. And, Grace, I always enjoy Any group or band wishing 10 hearing from you. We may· not . · · talte pan in the summer entertainBrian Butler of Cellular One placed in Nelsonville, and in the rilent should contact Dale at the have been thro!Jgb the millrogethwas guest speaker at the Middle- near future an enhanCer will probil- · number above. The pu\llic ~ invit- er, but certainly we've been exp~cted port-Pomeroy Rotary Club held I..J1ly be placed in Meigs County. . ed 10 attend all of the Saturday through a lot of operettas and other Mo. nday night at Heath United' He spo.lce of the expanding pop- evening festivities. All you need to school stuff. YOu keep in ~hi 1\:lethndist Church. . · ularity of cellular phones for both d · take Ia hair d · LEBANON, Ohio (AP)- A She was releaSed from the hos0 0 Butler, manager of Cellular One business and personal use, and of ~he tx!.rdW:~ pur:Je ci new • The Women's AuXiliary at Yet- father is planning to bring home his . pital Tuesday and was ataying at a for Athens Coqnty, was accompa- the more sophisticated equipment playground equipment fer the palt ~rans M~morial. Hospital moved ' 11-year-old daughter, who had a nearby Ronald·McDon81d House: nied to the meeting hy Ken Riggs, · which is being developed. and has a lot of plans for upgrading mto selling the1r 14tll dozen of ~ble-lung ~lant Feb. 22 at a Her father said he expected robrini Meigs County's authorized agenL . Butler explained that tliere are the grounds this summer. . · eggs Thursday .for their three "good Pittsburgh hospital. 'her home Ibis afternoon. Cellular Phones will son extend hand-held and bag phones along Development of the. park has egg tn:es" located in seveml places "It's mere exciting than having The transplant was a treaunent from Columbus to Meigs County, with other types, and that there is a been wonderful and certainly about the hospital. a new baby come home," William for cystic fibrosis; which threatens Butler told the Rotarians. Due to roaming service now so th8t a per- points up that, indeed, a great deal They're doing well, but the goal . Koch of Lebanon said Wednesday Yictoria!s life. The genetic cJisalse· topography in Southeastern Ohio, son with a cellular phone can be of community _spirit does exist in is 19 dozen for the fund-raiser so before he left to piCk up his dsugh- affects the digestive and respiiarory' he said it is difficult to reach any reached mother states. • Racine. , the group is hoping fer a big shot in ter Victoria. systems. · · ·· greal distance. For thls reason, ButDinner preceding the meeting the arm to get there. Victoria was supposed to go Her twin sisrer does not have the Ier said that an enhancer has been was · served by women of the Pomeroy firemen promised us The way is works: You pay $5 hOIJle last weekend, but she was . disease. .An older sister died i)( the ' church. spring a couple of weelts ago when to have the name of your favorite readmitted to Children's Hospital disease at age 9. ; "good egg" placed on a pastel egg . afrer fluid developed on one lUI~: . ' which then is put on one of the ~Y .~~solicitors child's'}angu~ge, ·~.o m~~ Pick 3: 225 Pick 4: . 9992 Page4 ' • ' . .,... "OurCareerMustl.eadThem·to . Their Career" was the theme of a recent teachers' workshop at the University of Rio Gr.inde attended by four Meigs Local School District teaChers. Suzy Carpenter, Carol Crow, Lynn McCauley, and Linda Stanley participated in activities designed to implement the Jndir idual Career Plans (JCP) soon to be required for students frOm junier ·high level and up. The one-credit graduate, level class was coordinated by John Redovian of URG with Dr. June Slobodian, coordinator of graduate education. Gary Williams of Athens was tl)e keynote speaker who led teaeh· ers into determining "How We Became What We are". }{e reviewed the information on Senate Bill140 which details the need for students to work. with school personnel and parents to determine a life plan fo~ the education leading to a satisfymg career. The group discussed interest, ,aptitudes, job outlook, and other 1actors to con.....----~sla•er.- as-well-as selting-realistic· shortandlongtermgools. Jane Hines, job placement and career education coordinator for Pickaway-Ross JVS, showed examples of documents they are including in a vocatioQ8). passpo!;t, used' as a portfolio to present iO ptospective employers to increase chances of being hired and to assure the employer that the student has the necessary skills and traits. · . Williams spoke on chan gins demographics and fqture trends that may affect career opportunilies to come. He described the incredible knowledge explosion of the last century, and eltpecwions that the trend wiD continue at an even higherrate. Meigs .Local teachers attended a session presented by Scon Cleland, former Meigs native, · who now works in education and career· training for. the Boy Scouts of America, in tht~ Parkersburg area council. Cleland presented _a video and ,. information on '"Learning for Life", available through the scouts ·which provides lesson1Jians· an!! ::~o~~~~~fs~ Vol. 43, No. 236 Pom•roy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, April 2, 1993 Copyrlghlacl1813 · ~ppoint!Rent Man c.harged with falsely repor.ting meat wa·S fa.z'nt·ed . Memorial Drive, Pomeroy. Or you ideas for teachers of both sexes at might just want to drop in the all levels of schooling. lobby and ta1ce care of it. That way Incentive materials can be you can see at least one of the BOARDMAN, Ohio (A?) - A secured by schools for· a fee often attractive trees prepared by the hoax about supermarlret meat consubsidized by civic clubs. He also women. The tiees will remain in ' told about an outdoor program for p.Jace until the week following Banquet tickets available · bo~s and girls, 14 and older, where Easter; The auxiliary does need phyllically challenging activities your support. April 11 is the fmal day to pur-· lead to increased leadership, prob, . • chase .tickets for the Meigs County tern solving, communication, selfI don t 1llCIIJ! ~ throw.you 1nt~ a Grange Banquet to be held April16 esteem, trust, decision-making all bad but IS 11 okay if I remmd ·at the Meigs County Senior Citithrough team efforts. The program . you that this is April 1 and the zens Center in Pomeroy. . is called Challenging Outdoor Per- ~~for filing your ~e .tax Iickets for ·the balced steak dinsonal Experience, and is held at 1s April IS? ·Even after such a Jab, Ill:!' are $7 for adults af!d $7_for Camp Kootga throughout the year . I expect you to keep smiling. · • chil!fren 12 and Uf!der. T1clcetS are Qeland said. ' · avai!Able from Me1gs County SubKay Michael, ~ education Public Notice . · ordmate Orang~ Ma~ters Patty coordinator at Buclceye·Hills VocaDyer, Norm~ Will, Bill ~adford, tional School h ed ·· 1 PUBUC NOnCE Dorothy Smuh and Rosalie Story. · · 's. ow matena s ~ ~TIM 11e1ge County ComTickets are al$o available. from and serv~ avmla~le 10 ~hers Mleelonere will, at the Maxine Dyer, Zi·ba Midkiff and others mvolved m hdpm_g stu,......t of .,. CWIIIJ..IIelga • Pauline Atkins, Arthur Crabtr~ d~ts0 to work on career plannmg.. .Community Aatlon AaencY, 1lll!l Opal Dyer. · · · · earn the one college credit, OOIUiuct • public haarlng at ' Spealcer for the banquet will be the teachers who attended .the 1 p.m. on w•ee~~ooy, April State Master Beinard Shocmaket workshop must now complete eight 7, 1113 •t the Com· hours of assignments on their own. mlaalonera Ollie• In lha They will review literature on the Courlhouee In Pomeroy. 1 top1'c and·..._,·-lesson'plans ·re " ·ta-_fvrpoee '-ing • ta l''"l""v allow lheof lie oommiHionera live to careers which each will preand IH!bllc to ravl•w the sent tO their claSSeS,arid then-evaf.- , . · r,apolid .fTPll PY '13 Plan. uate as to effectiveness. , · C:::=:J~ ~~~;'filion rnooo, .~:'>~~~::_:~ laminated with the AIDS virus hiS, led to the arieSt of a Campbell man on federal charges. · · FBI spokesman BOb Hawk said Curtis Clarence Burley, 38, will have a .hearing In U.S. District Coun in Akron on Tuesday. · . . Police in Boanlmin and nearbY Austintown. said an anonymous caller claimed early TUesday that meat at two stores had been injected' with blood Infected with HIV, the virus that cauacs AIDS. Meat was ttrnoved from at the Sparkle marht in Bcardman and a Oiant Eagle grocery in Austintown and customers were aslted.to retUrn meat they had pur- · ' chased Monday aflcmoon. . Burley was cllarJed with know-· mgly commuilicaung false infor-· mauon about product tampering. ecolers In Memory In Memory Of .· NEVAM. GRIMM, on her birthday, April 1st. aecrata, eorrowa and ........ Who hlughl ua to Iov.• and to pr•y . And WM •lwaya lh- for ua, night orca.y. .. · M)~KING FRIENDS • Mary Han'ks, 7, makes friends with Tupelo Honney, a 3-week-old foal, on 1he family farm in Nor.ll! Garden, Va. At . rlgbt' Is tbe foal's mother, Miss Cool McCue. (AP photo) ·~ , . · .r Skinhead given probation fQr ··. murder·may be tried on_new charge FORT WORTH, TeXas tAP) Prosecutors will pursue additio&l charges in 'the widely criticized case of a skinhead who was senICnced only to probation after being convicted in the ldlling of a black man. . Tarrant County District Attorney Tim Curry said he has prOsecutors researching the question of whether they can still try white supremaeill Chris~pher \Vil~iam ·• Brosky .on a ttmwnmg orgamzec! crime charg!l. · II appears that Brosky can still . be prosecute on that charge without double jeopardy, but the issue ·i9 . uncertain because "Texas law on this subject is sparse,' ~ Curry'. $aid Tuesday. . . B..rosky; 18, was sentenced only to 10' years on probation for his pan in planning the 1991 drive-by shooting of a black man who was talking with white friends in Arlington. . j At least half of the 12 jurors in ' · Brosky's trial said after the senlenclng tlu!t they were cgnfused by . the sentencing form. They said they thought they were givin' Brosky. a five-year .prison term mstead of .probation. · . · The sentence prompted demon-., strations by thousands of protesters in Fort Worth. Several Texas lawmakers have called for a federal' investigation. · ' . . on her 78th birthday, ••• In Heaven So . Happy Blrlhcl8y •nd God Bien her . today. ·1.oved and mined by children, · gr~llciren and GET A LOW· PRICETAGON A M~VT.cft;! . ' PLANT FOR SALE - Midwest Steel and Midwest CATV were recently put Up for sale by their parent compaay, UNR Industries, Inc.· . UNR president Thomas A. Gildehaus said be wiD make every eft'ort to IIDd a suitable plll'tbaser for Midwest Steel. AppriiXbnately 25 people work at tit!! Pomeroy plant; sbown here. ' : After review of operations... • ~ Midwest Steel up {9r-sale neediJii b7 : Midwest Steel and its plant in review of all of our operations, we We remain committed 10 doing our : Pomeroy are being put up for sale have decided to focus (UNR' s) uunost 10 secure a good buyer for ·· following Jaclduster financial per- resources and future growth on our Midwest Steel." : f0I1111111ce in recent years. core manufacturing operations UNR has retained an invesunent : Midwest Stet\1, a division of welded steel tubing, shopping caits; banker 10 evaluate Midwest Sieel . Chicago-based UNR Industries rowers and shelters forcommunica- · : Inc.,'bts been a leading manufac- • tion systems, stainless steel and and plans .to seek potential buyers, · : turer and distributor of railroad composite siliks and steel rack sys- Joseph Guilfoile, Midwest Steel's . track materials, but the recession terns for warehouses and distribu- president, .said. The decisi9n was ; has talten its toll on the business tion centers. not a sUrprise, he said. - • since 1990, an article in the · "Midwest Steel, like Midwest the·~:fo~b~:e:.~~~lf~iY! : Charleston (W.Va.) Daily Mail CATV, is essentially a distributions said. "We are a warehousing distri>~ · . repOrted. company with only a relatively . . . . , ,,..... The.div_ifQD llas been pan of an . small.pill Q{ ~ open~!!ous· deVOied but1on bus1~es.s and the fll 1sn t utlprofitabli 001npa0y segment the· to manufacturuig;-NOiih• Midweli . ~- Tl!ey, m,di~Jed.Jb~Y- w~t ,to last two years, UNR's reports hilve Steel nor Midwest CATV fit within - se~, 1tas an ong~gb~ . shown. out strategic focus on value lidded W~ look at1t .as an opportum!fi UNR fur.ther .announced h man~turing operations of ~s- 10 get mto an env,!fOM!~IIhat WI would sell 1ts M1dwest CATV formmg steel and other materiais allow us IO.grow, lie sauL cable television equipment unit, into specialized end-use products. 1\~proxunately 25 workers are which was formerly based in According!~. we have decided to employed.~ the Pomeroy manufac15 81 Cbarleston but•moved to Denver, sell both divisions, hopefully to tunng facilitY, and about · ~ E~~ Colo., in 1990. The company wrote companies whose ~g1c focus in the company s warehouse m Nlllp, p off a $6.2 million loss for Midwest consistent wjth each company's W.Va. About 25 ',~lore peQple ~ · •. , · ·' IV Sceet and Midwest CATV for 1992. existing business. · . employed at M1d'West Steels The two units' combined silles "I want to ass~ you til'at we, downtown Chartes1ori office. · were SS4.4 million in 1992,$52.4 with the help of all Midwest Steel reported earmngs · million in 1991 and $79 million iri. people, will make every effon 10 of $123.7 !!''Ilion, or $2.74 per . . · · . · .. ,.· _ · 1990. The units lost ·$31,000 in find 1 suitable purchaser for Mid- ~on ~enues of $336 !Dillion . U.S. Dist~ict Judge' George 1992 and $2.9 lniillon in 1991, West ·Steel so thai the business will "' $16 last year ~o!Rpared of · c· oLUMBUS, · · ~ bo th . . 6 m1lhon or to 37earnmgs cents per Ohio (AP) .. . Smith of Colum.bus agreed with the . . UNR offictals said; conunue uninterrupted and bave · • · Ohio's 48 solid wi!SIC districts soon However, Fisher said it also pro30 assocation' s· claim that the higher According to a letter to Midwest every opportunity to grow and s!W~· onl revenues o$f S il~.lio~m!l-f may receive nart of an estimated vides for the state to collect and 99 fees violate constitutional protecSteel employees"bh~ P~· . m 1. ~bout m. n $4 ·4 inill'10n m r dispo sal .ees • keep· the f<ees IS • f< d ding the ·. president . " e ne·t severat·'months wl'll· . lion the company s 1992 P .rofll.arose that a · un pen tions of interstate commerce. ' from £ · rable ru1 J have been tied. up for years by a oqtcome of the lawsuit . Thomas A. Gilden The 6th U.S. Circuit Couri of "After a lhorough strategic hold m11ny challenges for us all. a avo aax mg. lawsuit challenging the state's fee Currently, the escrow account ,Appeais in Oncinnati reversed that structure. contains $1.57' million in state fees ' · Attorney General Lee Fisher and $2.9 million that would' go to decision in March 1992. The ruling returned the suit to U.S. District . and Donald Schregardus, director the districts. of the Ohio Environmental ProtecScmegardus said 'ihe settlement ~o~, w~ it has remained pend.· . lion Agency, announced Thursday depends on the adoption of a new mg negowwons. Fisher said that while the · ·a tentative settlement of the suit fee schedule by the Legislature no filed by the National Solid Waste later than' June 30. If legiSlation is appeais court ruled in Ohio's favor, Management Association. passed, as expected, the money can ending the suit was in the best · ~e association challenged · fees be :use to help ~ith clea!'up and iniCrests of Ohioans. Al..allpville man faces multiPle County, Sheriff James M. Soulsby State Highway Patrol. Schregardus said his agency that are higher for waste from out solid waste planrung, he S81d charges In two counties after an reported. . ' The Meigs .County Sheriff's would continue IIi·Iooby Congress of state t6an those charged for The association, representing alleged assault tuf!led intc? .a 20· Cross faces · Athens County Department received a call early in to enact laws to resolve the issue of waste generated within Ohio. The 2,500 waste-hauling companies , mile ear chJse through MC!gs and charges of driVing under the influ- the evening advising that Cross · ·out-of-state· wasiC. ' Athens COQJ!Iies Thursday rughL ~nee and fe!~ny tleeil!~ '!'!d eludwas driy.ing recklessly near the res- settlement calls .for a flat fee for filed suit ~ 1989. ErneSt Lee Cross, 27, of 30976 mg . In a:dd1tion, assault charges idence of his former wife, Diana Will- Vance .Rd. fa~s &harlles. of may~ pending stemming from the Kesterson: Texas Road, Pomeroy. assault,el~g. ~~~.on rammmg of a patrol cruiser. Latcr.around!Oo'clock.acallwas and a Stop Sign VIOlation 1D Me!RS accordmg to the Athens Post of received' alleging Cross actually assaulted ex-wife. DeputyhisRobert Beegle spotted W ASHING'fON (AP) -, The there are more alcohol-impaired . Currently, standanl .lime returns on , . Cross ' 1984 Mercury Topaz on na(\on springs ah~d an hour to · drivlirs in the afternoon and . the last Sunday inOcloba', O~MA tQ ~y Pike and caug~t up ~ith daylight-saving time Sunday. And evening. First suggested by Benjamin h1m JUSt east . ?f , Me1gs Htgh while that won't rcally save dayIn addition, more light in the FrsnkJin, daylight-sav1ng time was A ....-....ruotive from the Ohio Emergency u.n.·D~.....nt A ncy . will be"lrt-~ Thursday~ 6:30p.m.~ D!~td~Jiaf:m~ • ~=-th~ shenff s department ~~=~.vcs. according to ~~n:n~~Y t~ ~~~.b~ ~~~ns:u~ ~~ ::!~ =g~ . ors, township trustees ~dedinfcounty ~omm1sstoners ~ exp ~e Cross failed 10 stop at a stop It's been 75 years since the report said. ' used for lights. · request forms and prov1 ormauon conc:eming nrunbunement sign and headed west on State country first experimented with ·Halloween could get daylight Today. the shift permits folks to ,for the Marc~_ l3 ~emergency. . . · Route 7 Ill which·time .Beegle acti- · shift!ng an ho,ur of light from time under a bill proposed by Reps. enjoy after-work leisure such as The meetill~ will be held Ill the EMS Training center located ou vated his red lights the report said . mommg to everung. Edward J. Markey, D-Mass., and barbecues and gardening. - ~'i\rpoli~~ :::UJ!'!~~;~urn~:=; and proof of Cross then !'JIRCd OOnJ. outo u.s: "And advocates are pressing Carlos J. Mqorhead, R-Calif. It' s not universally popular, ir expenses be eliDible. Meigs Couaty political subdivisions Conhaued on.page 3 Csaovnm.ggre;,f00 0 ebxyiCanothernd the damonlhylighert· They w.ould shift the start of though. Farmers note that their ..daylignt-saving time lil mid-March · livestoCk don't live by a cloclt, and 10 the could ZU:Cive 50 percent reimbursement of eligible expenses caused so. and the end to early ·November. compl!lin that they have 10 adjust during the snow emergency.' ·~ · .JY · For the record, in most of the their worl<in hours to deal widl die . . CORti"DUeS tQ f:a}f nation .clocks should be shifted animals. Ingaddition, when day- . ahead one hour, tocattime. aa 2 tight-time was tried o.utlear. · a.m. Sunday. That means los.ing an · around, people com plaine th~t -A Ratiac wonian.,.... cited by the Glllia-Meigs Post oJ the State · COI:UMBUS, Ohio (AP) _ hour, which wiD be reurrned OcL · children were endangered by havOhio'sunemp!oYmCntratedJOpped ,31. y.ohen s~d time takes hold ing to wallt to school pr wait for . H!Pway PatrOl fer drivin!l under the influence following a· oneveliicle accident Thursday night in Sunon ToWDJhluc. · · . pom' 6.5 ,_._. agam. · school .. ··-· 1'n ....,_dart. · 11 1 10 02 ,g · h• 42:• 104D. .-....,... Day li•ht "' . Accordin . Raeuto. the ·--!dent -·...-~ Glenna J· in b, the Labor Depilbnent in The Insurance Institute. for ~ Saviit•s ~ Time beg1'ns , . As a.,.._ result, tho use ri daylight. Elm Street, Jne, WIIIOUdlbound ou County Road 34 when she Wublngtonllidtoday. , Highway Safety RICCiltly released 1 at 2 a.m. on Sunday, April 4. time was left to local option after , It wu, the lowcst ·jooless rate study estimating that 200 lives Don't forget to m~ve c.I oc~s for- ·world War 11. Chan sing tt'me · went off the ri&bt side of the tlllld into a dildl. The patrol JiJted;t' unsafe speelfaswerelll}!Ofled..Tiie the conirlbutinJ factor. · moderate · · ... eac h ~ 1'f day. No Injuries vehicle ·lllllt8ined dam· ·. since Dcc:clmber 1991, .when it ·a1ao could be .sav~ ward one hour. . . proved more popular in "IORio llll!ll .., and""'· toWed fniln die acene. . . was 6.S percent. . llght-savmg ume were 1n .effect than others. But the result was confusion; · It alto continued a doWilward . year around, 1arge1Y becauae the trend 'that started in December, extra hour of evening Jigbt"increas· . because time changed from 11a1e ro' when the rate dropped to 7.3 per- ea t;'IWIY ~.pcde&ttil!l"af~. state and even city 10 city'. · cent, 0.1 percentaae point lower "Mdlri& • hOur of Jighlm the Bmadcaston, fllllnllds, alr1inea Anyono . recelviJII i yellliw rental foon for ihe Racine Sw Mill u- N<iVember. It fell to 7 pen:ent • lftelnoon iDem m the visibility of . and others COIIliJiaiilcd and the P · . 1'lrlt Shelter Ho\IIC in the maillhtfUid dilqlnl the form and call in January and 6. 7• percent 11 vehicles and pedestrians,'' said . ernmeat established the Uaiform · · Charloae Wamsley at 949-2926 to request a 1Jf0Pet trom, .said Park Fcilll&rY.· Brian O'Neilt.,president of ~he Time Act Qf 1966 to inltllllticil&lBoard President Dale Hart. · . . ~ illtion'a jobkss 1118 held 11, inltitute. · ize the time chanps. Statu and Ye~w forms with haildwrinen instructions are unauthorized, 7.0 . - . lbe pe- · !npitute officials note4 lhat 'lhe ' · localii*CIIlllill~boweua Hart said. ' . .' .. . . . vioua month and only lhernooot rusb'.bour Ia Jon&• and and IOIIIC haw, ~ Peocrle l'llth qtieadonl conceliling the parlt lhciuld call Dlle,Hart • few servloo i ulllriea sucb u beavlor than the moraing rush J{aweil, Puorto Rico, 0 vvp. at949-~ · . • · .. health cll'e manaced to add bour: ebildftl!1 are 1lft8IIICd in uniu· . jllanda, Amcdcal s - lllderilployt!tent. perviaed. play in the iftanoon; and ofindl· ....,.. .... &'::.posal Stat'e • bl•11 p nparzng to· comp·l ete set·tl ement. . The~~ rep DEPENDABLE MAYTAG WASHERS .. • Lasts longer. neeos fewer re pairs and costs tess to service • No . 1 pieterrefl brand · FACTORY SALE ° Dayl1·ght s·av·ID·g. .T.I me re t.urns sun d ay visit Ohi"o inbless rate . . TIME TO REMEMBER J:f.tage . 949·2324 . ladnt . . By KATHRYN CROW- - ers, matttesses, television seas, and snow storm and also than.lced the '"Sentinel Corr:espondent micto\Yaves at no extra cosL mayor, Roush and Wolfe and their A proposal to write an ordinance Items which will nOt be hauled services. · to add j!arbage collection 'ees to under the monthly charge agreeSampson Hall wbo maintains water bills and make it mandatory ment will be yard waste, grass·, , the park a1e1 met with Council and for all residents to use the service leaves, lrush, buslles, roclts, build- reported items needed before the war approved Thursday night by ing material's, tires, or any mowers can be used. Hall who SyracuaeYilllaeCouncil. ·.· petroleum products. However, lives in a Yillagebouaerent-frec in The vote on = ' n g an ordi· Eblin said he will haul away those exchange for park maintenance nance for consi ·on by council i,tems for an extra charge. · reported on several things · ended in ·a tie vote by tbe four The proposal is for the village to repair at the Itouse. It needs a new council members present. Kenny collec.t the .garbage collection fee storm door, bathroom Door JqJairs, Buckley and Kathryn Ci'ow voted on the water biD and then pay Eblin and downspouting. The m&)U will "yes", and Dennis Wolfe and Bill a lesser amount per customer than .check on the materials needed • Roush voted "no". Mayor James is coUected. The reasons for con. The mayor also reported that Pape broke the tie by vQting for the sidelation of the proposal is that die the bleachers fer the ball field have ·proposal. · village will make money on lite · been repaired Southern High As it now stands an ordinance collections without an increase in School and wit be put in place will' be drawn up and presented to ·the amount the customer pays, and after concrete pads are JlOU"'d. council, ~readings Of the ordi- it will help lceep the viUa$C clean. The next meeting was set for nance must 1!fJ given by co'!ncil · E.blii'l IS increasing his rates to Aprill2 at7 p.m. befpre the 1Jr1!inance is~ and Syracuse CU$10tners because of the The mayor's report showed becomes law. . . increase in landfill lipping fees. receipts of $331. Clerk-treasurer The as submitted by There is a possibility, accordin<> to Janice Law-'s rennr1 _.. _ ..... the Henry E . of Eblin's Trash.Col- Eblin, that the landfill rates ml'ght . followin~ ~ l~-~~~lection .,_, · . Services be calls for the cost of be decreaSed. If this happens, Eblin al • $10• 71 .33·' - construcUon serv1ces to $10.50 for all cus- said, the rates in SyracUS~: will be $35,784.38; highway, $4,862.40; tomers except senior citizens who decreased. fue $3,333; water, $6,585.45; guarhave a charge of $8.50 a month. . Buckley stated he lilted the idea anlee meter, $2,627 .94; cemetery, · . Eblin said that for !hat Charj!e ¥ o( mandatory collection billed $82.44; · . wi.ll offer the followmg SCfY!Ce 1f through the village giving as one Eber Pickens met with Council Lbe ~ Jl!ISICtJ > Iher.~ ":iJ!.,be reasqn.lhar it will help..cJean,UJl<thc •l!out pur.cbasing -a-deor~~ure · 1fiiilt ou ~ df bltiS ~- · town. Council was unanimous in iVtth a remole· control fer the fire i!nd he will ptek-~ appha~, expressing regret about: the · department to come out of that furniture, stoves, refrigeratorS, lUI' increase. , department's funds. -AIIo attending ~onditioners after compresso~s Council·extended thanks ro PeiC was Chief of Police James Connolhave been removed, washers; dn- Hendricks for his help during the . Iy. Woman cited for D.U.I. . 3rd St. · A Muldmedlalnc. .._,...,... . ,.----.L oca · ' •.·bfJe • f:S grelt-grandehlld.,...l FRIDAY NIGHT SEAFOOD BUFFET ' . . . $749 • 4 to 1 P.M. . ,..... Son~a's CC»uiltey JCiteJa• ,. 2 SocUona, 12 PagM 25 _..._ Man (aces m~ltiple charges after two-county:. ca~ chase (4) 1, 11c Who pve ua . tha blat at her llle, Who ct.rlaMcl ow '· . A c.A.A.-.ITPA (114) 367-7342 2 .· ' Syracuse Council proposes maridatory trash ~ollection . fees 90 or (114) tll2.e62t. Park rental forms e:Xplained ........ ..,. ..... Cull . ' en 1ne Double-lung.transplant patient to go horny today . h d k. h MLSD teac ers atten wor S op ' , •Y Cellular One phone topic of Rotary speaker Low Ia them~-~ Cleartaa. .Satutday, blab In upper .48L ( •M"',f '· \ •• ' I 1 , �.- ... · Ftlday, April 2, 1993 •, Commentary. ' . \ Sunny dry weather forecast for Saturday Saturday, AprU 3 Accu-Weather• foreeast for daytime conditions and high •MICH. Senate probes box,ng's ties to organized crim~ The Daily Sentinel ' OHIO Weather Pag&-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, April 2; 1993 . ' the WASHINGTON - More than McGirt, who lost his Wile Weller- But ... thm iS not what evidence crimes (he has ad!Jtitted to .having 30 years after the late Sen. Estes · weight title less than a month qo; shows.lns.e&d, the evidence sho'ws some involvement in 19 murders) 111 court Street Kefauver probed professional box- and Iran Barldey, who lost his mF that the tentacles of Ofganizcd and then be given a new identitY. Pomeroy, Ohio ing and.concluded it w&S "infested Super ,Middleweight title in Febru- crime still exte.nd to the boxing under the federal Witness Protec-· DEVO'I'ED TO THI: INTBR;£8TS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA by mcketeers and hoodlums," Sen. ·' · · ring, squeezing the mob's cut out lion PrQgram. · , William Roth, R-Del., is investigatr of boxers." Gravano is expected to tell th~ ing whether or no~ three active box' J ·~The boxec may even be an . subcommittee how changes in the · ers have connections_to organized r · unwitting dupe in . the whole boxrng mdustry haye made the .crime figures. . scheme " Rotb said in the state- mob less likely to f1x f1ghts and All three ~xers are current m: · ., ment obtamed by. our associate Ed - more likely 10 seek_controi'of i~• 1 ROBERT L. WINGETI L former champ1ons, and two of them LJ'I. ZC Henry. •'However ... it is the boxer v1dual boxers. Th1s a) lows cnme Publisher have been sub~aed 10 testify.at and the public who lose- whether families 10 rake a c.ut straight from · an April 1 congressional hearing ary. McGirt and Barkley have both the boxer knows it or not." the hefty paychecks of today' s CHARLENE HOEFLICH . · where evidence gathered during been subpoenaed to testify, but ' PAT WHJTEHEAD Five other members or associ- fighters and cheat behind the . ·· ~lstant Publisher/Controller General Manager Rol/l's 14 month m-:estigation will Czyz teStified at a Roth hearing last ates.of organized crime families are · scenes for ~xlra JITOfits: In a recent . be unv~tled. Roth IS th~ ranking summer so he was not called for expected to testify. But the star- ~-hc;>ur IO!Cf"lew WIIIJ subcomRepubhcan on f!!e Sen~ s pef!Wi· t111s one.. · attriletion will undoubtedly be Ora- ":ilttee 10-:esuga~rs at a ,confi~en­ LETI'ERS OF OPiNION are welcome.tTbey should be less than 300 nent subcommmee on mvesuga- . , . "They're trying to focus on vano, who's been given a new llallocatlon, Gravano e~plamed words. Alllellers are subjecl 10 editing and musl be signe~ with n;une, address and lelepliQne number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters .f.lons. . . ·. · organized crime, but I don't know · nickname by his former friends in · how such schemes work. . . should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalit~es. , Seeunty ~or the hearing will be anylhing about organized crime," the underworld: "Sammy . the Gravano, ~n. ama!ellr boxer!" e~tremely _light because the star McGin told 11$. Barkley's auorney, Rat:" ·· the 1960s,rold mvesugarors that m Witness w1ll_be mobster-turned- Mark Tuohey, told us tit at With his·gravelly voice and inti- l989 he wo~ed out at a Brooklyn, !l_Overnment mfor~ant Salvatore Barkley's testimony is "quite !llate knowledge of the .mob, the ~.Y., ~m w1th several pro bo~ers. Sammy.the Bull Gravano. The insignificantro the organized crime 48-yell£-old Gravano has become a mcluding longllme h~avywe1ght for~er f!ght-hand man .~o John · debate. He's not a target." Czyz marquee government wil!less from c_ontel)der Renaldo Sm_pes. At ibe Gotu ( the Teflon Don ), Gra- could not be reached for comment. c'oast to coast. There 1S such a ume, Gravano was acuvely tryrng v_ano has ~n a marked man ever Accordin~ to a draft copy of demand for his services tha_t Roth !o get t~e Gambino family back Editor, leer Fire Department. The commit· srnce hrs nrne·days ofnveung tesU: Roth's openrng statement for the was forced 10 delay the heanng for mto box10g. Gravano ~ted to set The Community Calendar ,.tee has. decided .to meet the first mo~y last year_ helped put Gom hearing, he says: "I would like 10 a few weeks until Gravano's schedup a b'?ut betw.~n. Sn&JltiS "an~ , a ... ·recently contained ·notificatiMs··or and lhird Tuesdays of each momh behrnd bars for life. . be able to say that profe¥ional ule opened up. In exchange for at ch~mp1on from Italy m wh1ch meetings of the Bedford Township .at the Modem Woodsmen Hall in The three boxers are: B<!bby boxing ~as cleaned up its !Itt and least two more years of being. a Srupes would purposely lose. !hat Volunteer Fire DepanmenL Unfor- Burlingham and all meetings are Czyz. the cut:rent WBA,~ru1se~; organized crime is no longer government witness, Gravano w1ll . would set up . a second f1ght . · tunately, the$e notifications have open 10 the general public. we1ght champron: J<U~~es Buddy among the sport's many problems. serve a lighter sentence for his own betw~n the ltal180 champ and an left some people with the.impresIn the future, we shall be more · Amencan contender for a large sion that Bedford Township actual- careful to identify ourselves prop- . putse - part of which the Gambi- . ly has a volunr.eer frrc department, erly and extend our sincerest apolono family would collect. which isn' t true. · ·· gies to anyone who was inconveThe plan fell apart when the A group of concerned citizens njenced by our past mistakes. Italian champion lost ~is title, so has organ1zed to pursue this goal Lin Coleman Gravano says he never actually dis· and has named itseU The CommitPomeroy cussed the plan with ,Snipes. Gratee for a Bedford Township Volunvano also says that he would have done anything to try to convince Snipes to take a dive. "~ybe we coUld ha,ve j!Oiten him a union job brought us to thel':lace we are. Editor, or somethmg," Gravano tol.d . The nation o Israel made this In response 10 the letter written investigatOrs. by Mr. Keith Ashley concerning misrake many times and the result . .Three years later, Sni11es was the school board's scheduling of was always the same as found in one of the many celebrilles who classes on Good Friday, I feel com- Judges 21:25: "In those days there packed the New Yoik courtroOm to was no king in Israel; everyone did pelled 10 agree. watch Gotti's trial. Bruce CutlerErosion is a problem that eats what was right in his own eyes." . the atromey ·who .represented Gotti To simplify it, there was chaos. away at the soil in a gradual manfor his first three acquittals -comner. Liitle by little the earth is No absolutes, no values and no . plained about the fact that Snipes removed until finally there is a authority. With the continued , was eveniually barred from rewmbreakdown of. our 'value system we major problem. ·ing to the courtroom: ." Renaldo . I am concerned that the very are headed for the same demise. Snipes, the boxer, who wanted 10 Our church is sending almost 30 same problem is quietly happening come and watch his friend John with the Judeo-Christian ethics teens to a statewide convention on Gotti on trial, was thrown ouL" upon which this naticin was found' Good Friday. I also ask the board Jack Anderson and Michael . to reconsider their decision and not ed. . . Binstein ate syndicated wrlt~rs No one wants 10 do away with rake this day away from lhose who for United Feature Syndicate, : the church, at leaSt not publicly, but chooSe to honor it because of their Inc. we continue to chip away at the beliefs in God. AI and Donna Hartson foundational principles, little by litMiddl ~rtlie, until one day-we will no longer have the value system that has ,.. • . . · (Man'sfield l44• B k A d ·· :Y ac.. n erson · d an . h l B• · ae I• • lColumbusl4s• I -" .... Clarifying name of group Tlien and now At the close of a recent "Cross- War, ·they are telling us that the democratic,seU-Joyemmeni today, to a prudent preference for picking fire" program on CNN in which United Stares, as the only remain- and that any nauon not enjoying it on small opponents. Dear Editor; . both sides had rooted for Boris ing superpower, must not onlf send must be tormented by the United As a matter of fact, evidence is My dad was a carpenter and Yeltsin, Michael Kinsley tried to the Marines inro Somalia, and con- States until it changes its evil ways. mounting that the reform of an wheri he dido 't have a job, he built ' · During World War II 'it was authoritarian society is far likelier· get Pat Buchanan 10 agree !hat if swings and john boats for a few Yeltsin should suddenly abandon . fashionable to speak of the conflict to succeed if It hegins with ceoextra dollars. " • My mom had a loom and she democratic constraints and start as between "the democracies . and nomic liberalization -i.e., the ruling by decree, America ought 10 the dictatorships." The presence of adoption of a free-market system sewed carpet rags and wove rugs 10 "good old Joe" Stalin in the win- - and lets political democracy stop supporting him. sell. When winler came they were Buchanan wasn't willing 10 go tribute ground forces 10 'ihe .U.N. ning coalition poked a fatal hole in bring up lhe rear. The growth of 8n satisfied and happy .if they had that far. He indicated that he has peacekeeping anny in Bosnia, and that fiction. but I don't recall any independent-minded middle .class $200 in the bank and a cellar full of fruits and vegetables they had his reservations .about Yeltsin, but enforce the no-fly zones over liberals objecting to his presence. will inevitably bring demands for raised. . . for the time being Yehsin is our northern and southern IrtiJ, and use During the Cold War, to be sure, · greater ~litical freedom. We didn't have toys, but if I best bet, and his opponents aren't force if necessary 10 prevent North when we similarly welcomed tlie That s what happened in Taiwan went to my ·grandpa's while he was exactly angels, so Pat wasn't ready Korea from developing nuclear · support of anti-communist dictator- and South Korea, and will ~n clearing pasture I could climb a to dump ~im just because a little w~apons, but must do all ~hese ships, many liberals squalled angri' before long in communist Chrna. pine tree and he would cut it down. ,musdem1ght become necessary. thmgs,and many more, only rn t,he ly; but perhaps that was, 10 put it Russ1a ·IS m trouble Ieday largely If we was on a hillside he would Kmsley was stag8ered. Was namepfDemocracy, and Qnly w1th ·charitably because they didn't because Gorbachev got lhe cart of roll me down. democracy bef<ire the horse of free Bucbanan turning his back on the .the help of others as besotted by it realize the~ was a war on. Wasn't Nintendo, but it was fun. ide~! of Democracy? Df~n't h_c as weare. The recently invented con- markets. ~ng ,Xiao-Ping. didn't I saw two ladies being interreahze that only democrauc SOCI· Now, I don't want to be misun- tention thafdemocracies don't start make that m1srake. viewed on Columbus television and eties can be counted on not 10 make dersiOod: Democracy is indeed, as wars is incidentally; a fiction 100. -So if Yeltsinneeds 10 tum a few they had !>een out of a job at Genwar? Pat was unpersuaded, but Winston Churchill famously said, ·At the 'star! of World War I Ger- Cossacks loose on that gaggle of eral Motors about two weeks. One time was up, and this particular ''the worst form of government .many was a democracy witlt a live- left~over communists called the argument had 10 be left for anolher excepl for all the others,", and we ly socialist oppositiOn party that · Congress of People's Deputies, show. are justified ·in hopin~ that the nevertheleSs voted uminimously, in w_ill somebody please sit on The exchan~e served to remind world's other nations will adopt it , ihe RCichstag, 10 support the war. Michael Kinsley~ · Deat Editor / - . . v1ce orgamzauon.- Tnps by board me. hpwever, JUSt how blmdly the - as promptly as possible. But only .And from Nehru's invasion of Goa WIUiam Rusher Is a syndlcat· I've bee~ rold that leuers to the members to other school districts Wilsonians in our midst serve their an American liberal as far gone as 10 George Bush's auack on Pana- ed writer for Newspaper Enter'public are a ·waste-.of my time. . showed promising results. god, Democracy. As the world Kinsley could possibly_ believe that_ rna. the more recent examples pf prise Association. Three years later we were emerges from 40 years of Cold every country on earth rs capable of democra~c bellicosity testify only ·until proven wrong, I disagree. 1 feel that the taXpayer wants 10 receiving ·complaints about the be informed concerning school qua]ity and quantity ot food. To spending. I've heard too many make matterS worse, instead of losvague statements or rumors ill'.the ing $20,000 to $30,000 we "'ere past and feel one way 10 use this now losi!lg ~.000 and $7!),000. . . year as sc.hool board pres1dent At th1s pomt we went 10 (or as by saying, ''Thy brother .will rise When tlr~ people were seated on· One wonders whether Brother we pick up the story - told would be informing yqu of our true they would say - listened to) our. by As ~ . . , . tile grass. all 5.000 of them were again." . · · Arthur I ohn Gos~ip, the great Lawrence, seeing thbse buds come fmancial situation. · staff. They felt they could take the · Scottish preacher - it is lhe day 10 life under the warm spring skies She rephed, perhaps w1th a hint miraculously fed and refreshed. . In this letter 1 would like to knowledge gained from the prof~­ befOI'e Easter. .~fu;r the dead of winter, thought of of irritation, "! know he shall rise , · And so are we - when we.· . . explain our school lunch program. sionals, use the good points, throw again in the resurrection at the last cease our anxious striving and. A raw soldier boy is tramping · . A few years ago we decided a · Out the bad and (urn the program along with his buddies -footsore, day.' ' scurrying about and rest awhile. · . change was needed. Government around.. . Realizing she had'misunderSQmetimes, as in the story of " long .past whistling." Then he regulations require school cafeteAs a result we have now . sees a tree bursting into bloom. srood what he· meant, Jesus tried · LaZarus, what Jesus commands of rias to be self-sufficient. Simply employed a local resident. Joyce · again. "I am the resurrection and us calls for &real effort. Suddenly, His heart stands still. stated- the mon!y paid (or 111eals Vance, to oversee the cafeteria · "lfGod can bring the wonder of Lazarus, .who was raised (rom the the life," he told her, . "Take ye away. the. srone," he mitst pay all cafeteria bills. · operations. At the halfway point of fresh life out of a thing so dead," grave by Jesus. . · Resunection was in t11e future. tell$ ,us. What makes this so diffi. . That iliC!udes food, pun;hasing this year, '~he is projeCting a year- .he says 10 himself, '.'imagine what . Ws Lazarus v.:ho is pictured as Yes, thel'e would be lhaL cult is that we, like Martha, ihliok new equipme11t, maintenance of end deficit of $5,000 to $6,000, he can do for me." cominjl forth into the sunlight. · But "lhe life:''that was what from exposing wbat lies behind the . that equipment and employees assuming we don't encounter any . There began one of the world's breathing '"the wonder of fresh -he was getting at. "The life" is stone. The sight could be 100 horrisalaries. unexpected repairs or employee ill- most inspiring stories. . . life" after lying in the, cOld. dark now. It is not withheld until the last 'ble.. · • In I ~88 we were ending each ness. · · . · That soldier became Brother romb, . . . day. It becomes a: current possesYet n~Jihing ca_ n help iis if our Granted, this is still a defrcit.and previous year $20,000 10 $30,000 )Jumble ·monk who Lawrence, a In_many ways, the raising of sion whenever Jesus is there. hopes. our dreams. and our aspira10 debt. This is not allowed. There- needs much more improvement. found he could glorify God in !he . Lazarus !Uld the Easter sror)' of the He proceeded to dem . onstrate ti~s- which .in an . earlier~-118fore, our ge~ral fund (operating However we also see it as a mQlti~itc!len · where he.· resurrectioo go rogethrs, . monastery wbat he meant. time made life so fair · its • money) was being divened to the thousand doUar improvement. worked. His httle book, ."The PratAs be siOod in front of the grave promise ~ are left rotting i ·a . Lazarus died just before the cafeteria fund to make up the ·This is a good example of what i. c e of the Presence of God," is one · events of Holy Weelt; ·that had a large stone rolled In front graveyard. It m•y require a miracle deficit. . can be accomplished when all sides of the most widely read pieces of When Jesus ' lcarned of ihe · of it. Jesus turned to the people rorevivethem. . We begah researching various sit doWn and work together. devotionalliterature. · . death, he tried 10 comfort Martha who were standing there and rold The Master will take care of . methods Q( correcting this. In 1989 Larry W. Rupe · them,_ "Take ye _ a war the stone.'' . ·· that. . • , . we hired a professional food ser • Miracles begm w1th us. There rs . But ftrst we must g1ve h1m always something we have 10 do ~ 10 the p~ where our deepfirst. Sometimes it is simply to est longings and wishes are lruried. .. . . · · · have faith. ·~·on! believe" said We must lirke away the srone that By 'lbe Associated Press In 1860, ihe frrst Italian Parliament met at Turin. Jesus; when e believed, .they keeps him ouL · · , In 1865, Confederate President Jefferson Davis and most of his CJibi- were healed. An so are we. Only then can he bnng the Today'- Friday, April2, the 92nd day ofl993. There are 273 days left ' . . · · net fled the Confederate capital of Richmond, Va. : ,. . Sometimes what we are called "wonder of fresh life" 10 our dead in the yCllt. Today'• Highlil!ht in Hi$tory: . · • •. In 1872, Samuel F:B. Morse, deve!Qper of the electric telegraph, died upon to do before a miracle can desires and call us forth one fine . On April 2, 1792, Congreu passed the Coinage Act. which authorized in New York. · ta1te place in our Jives is simply 10 momi~g iniO the bright sunlight of..Q ellablilhrnentofthe U.S. Mint. ,_ In 1917, President Woodrow Wilson asked Congress 10 declare war be quieL · reJummg spring. .. On this dale:·. • . ·. . . a~.nst Genrt~~~~y. saying, _"The world must-be mide safe fordemocraOn one occasion Jesus noticed Thil 'is to know In our own ' In 1'13;·spaniih explorer Juan Ponce de Leon' landed in Florida .. . cy. . · that the people gaihered around experieilce the Easter miracle of In 1805,. storyteller Hans Christian Andersen was born in Odense, · In 1942, Glenn Millrslotl his orchestra reccrded "American Palrol" him wer:e hungry and~tired. They· the new life. Denmark. · . · · at the RCA Vietor studios in Hollywood. w-gctling reslless and nervous. Oeorae Is a syndical· In 1834, Frederic Auguste Bartholdi, the sculpiOr who created the Stat-. In 1956, the soap operas "As the World Turns" and "The lfdge of "Mali:e them sit d~" Jesus ed writer lor N'ewipaper Eater· ue ofUbaty, wu born in Cobnar. France. Night" premiered on CBS television. told his disciples. . P'1se Association. . lady said she had given up ope"of her cars already. The other said if · Clinton didn't get busy in two months she would have to wotry about losing her house .. Then 1 read in a Saturday edition of the Columbus Dispatch that U.A.W. workers drew an average wage of $680 per week. Both their husbands worked there 100, making their combined we.ekly wages $1,360. I don't want 10 see anyone lose something they have paid on for a while, I know what thm's like so I just hope ' they can learn 10 weave rugs or make swings, or at least find.a nice. full pine lree - it may rake them a while. ro .!eam 10 like it, but we did. Brooks Sayre S)CI'liCuse William A. Rusher Meigs schhiklunch p~ogra~_ exp~ained · Let Easter reawak-e n your spirit . George R. Plagenz . ·od ay ·I.n h.Ist0 ry__.--=------:----------------.;...____....;._ Plaae•• ' J J . banks. Precipitaion was expected to linger inro the weekend, though it won' t be as ·heavy as !he deluge that combined with melting snow to .cause widespread· flooding in Iowa, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and New Jersey on Thursday. A winter storm warning remained in effect early today for northern New Hampshire. Sunshine was forecast for the Southeast, but temperatures were expected to tumble inro the 40s in parts of the interior. . A jet stream disturbance was expected to produce showers and some lhundersiOrms in the cenlral Rockies, with the thunderstorms expected to rumble across the Plains on Sawnlay. - Highs today were forecast 10 be in the 30s in northern New England and across lhe Great Lakes region. in the 40s and 50s across much of the rest of the northern tier and in the 60s ar)lj 70s along the southern tier. The high temperature·for the. nation on 1bumay was 91 degree~ . at Lajilas, Texas. seaL the drop.'' WASHINGTON (AP) - The · eases did it get more lhan that out The county had received defense Spokesman Donald Gilleland federal government last year sent of federal spending. · · contracts worth $978.7 million in · General Dynamics· production said back to Ohio nearly $3,950 for The state got.5.3 percent of the 1991 but that fellro $128 million in every man, woman and child in the job training money; '5.2 ~rcent of dropped from :1\9 tanks per day to 1992, he said. . 1.4, and continues to decline. · state, the U.S. Census Bureau says. Social Security survivors benefits; . The contmcror that runs the tank Of course, everyone who paid 4.6 percent of Social Securiry dis"We're laying off about 300 taxes didn't get exactly that much ability benefits; 4,5 percent of plant is nearing the end of an order people at our Lima plant over this back. And the per-person payout in Social Security re~ment benefits; · for M-1 tanks for the Army. But first quarter of 1993," he said . . Ohio was smaller than the payout 5.5 percent of food stamps; and 4.7 production declines have been "Towaids the end of the year there Sunny Pl. Cloudy Cloudy in 38 other states. . percent of community development gradual, and h.aven.' t had a great · may be anodler .50 or 60 employees impact, said Harry Conley, finan - laid off." C1993Accu·Wnther, Inc. The .C~nsus. Bureau reported ... grant money. · · Thursday that the fedeml 11overnFederal spending increased in cial administrator of the LimaBennett cautioned that dramatic ment last year spent $43.5 billion in every Ohio county but Allen Coon- Allen County Regional Planning one-year shifts can be misleading Commission. · Ohio, or about 5 percent more lhan ty ,lhe repon said. because of the peculiarities of gov"If you wouldn't have rold me. ernment contracting. the $41.4 million spent in 1991. The new figures showed that the ' Sunday through Tuesday: Ohio had 4.3 percent of the county received $562 million in I wouldn't have realized that federFair through the period. Lows "The way it works, you can get federal contracts, loan guarantees, al dollars are fewer in 1992 than big contracts one year and the next Sunday 25-30. Highs in the 40s. nation's people but in only a few · • highway l!lOlley and payments for they were in 1991," he said. "For year.not get a whole lot." Bennett Lows Monday 30-35. Highs in th such things as Social Security and the most part we haven't noticed said. upper 40s to low 50s. Lows TuesMedicare. · day 30-35..Highs in the 50s. But that' s a sharp dropoff. The Continued from palle 1 county exceeded $1 billion in fed33 and Beegle turned on his siren eral spending for each of the last Cattle: 3.00 to 4.00 lower. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)and followed him into Athens five years. , Slaughter steelS: choice 72.00. operation, $100 plus costs, $200 County. Direct livestock prices and receip!S Barry Bennett, who heads the 81.50; select 70.~78.00. forfeiture 10 the Law Enforcement at selected buying points Friday by Oispateher Randy Arnold called Ohio Data Users Center in ColumSlaughter heifers: choice 72.00. Trust Flind; failure 10 control, $75 the Athens County Shtriff's Office bus, said most of the reduction the Ohio Department of Agricul81.00; select 70.~76.00. plus costs; Jody Gum, Pomeroy, and the Athens Post of.the State be traced .t!> a decline in Pen-. ture: Cows: steady; all cows 53.00 seat belt violation, $25 plus costs; Highway Patrol who attempted to could Barrows and gilts: mostly 1.00 tag on ·contracts. Army tanks .are anddown.lower; demand lighL Mila M. Fox, Cottageville, W.Va, stop Cross just west of. Angel . built in Lima,.!he Allen County Bulls: steady; all bulls 72.00 and U.S. 1-2, 230-260 lbs., country speed, $20 plus costs; Janna L. Ri~e Road by pulling out in front down. · · 44.50-45.25, a few 45.50; points, Price, Cheshue, seat belt viol~tion. of h1m, the repo!J said. · , Sheep and lambs: 3.00 tn 9.00 plarits 44.75-45.75, a few 47 .00. $25 plus costs; . · Cross went off the madway on ISSUe U.S. 1-3, 230-260 lbs.. country lower; choice wools 62.00-70.00; Phillip Santo, Huntington, the right and continued on around · , choice clips 65.00-70.50; new . points, 43.00-44.50. W.Va. driving under the influence, the cruiser. At the Rainbow .Inn, lambs 70.00 and down; old sbeep 1-2, 210-230 lbs., country U.S. 10 days jail suspended to three, another State Highway Patrol cruis26.00 and down. points, 42.00-43.50. $350 plus costs, 90-day oPerator's er pulled out oniO the high:way and A marriage license was issued R~ip!S Thursday 8,900. Estilicense suspension, one year J!!Oba· wa5 rainmed in the rear by Cross. March 30 in the Meigs County Prolion, $1.50 of the fine and jail will OfficerS exited their vehicles and bate Court 10 Terrance D. Conlin mated receipts Friday 9,000. Prices from The Producers Livebe .suspended upon enrollment. and aUempted 10 remove Cross, but he Jr., 24, and Angela Kay White, 22, stock Association: ·· completion of the RTP school; backed his 'heavily damaged vehi- both of Rutland: . James McDonald, Rutland, DUI, cle and again fled lhe scene north. ' HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) ~0 days jail' suspended 10 10, one bound with offrcm in punuit, the - · Five Democrats and two Repubyear OL suspension, $450 plus reponsaid. • · licans are ·seeking ·nomination as costs, one year probation; no OL, At Richland Avenue, Cross mayor of Huntington in a primary by Tuesday. I 0 days jail concurrent with DUI, - reportedly continued north on Boosters to meet election scheduled for Tuesday. costs only, one year probation; 33 then exited onro State Route 682 The ,Southern Junior High Raclae council to meet Incumbent Mayor Bobby Nel. Russell Williams, Reetlsville, sideswiping ·a patrol vehicle. At the Boosters will meet Tuesday at 1 wiU . Racine Village Council son is being challenged in the aggravated menacing, six months intersei:tion of Richland Avenue p.m. at' the junior high school. meet Monday at 7 p.m. at SW Mill Democratic primary by former jail suspended 10 30 days, one year and Slate. Route 682, Cross lost' ' Cabell County Sheritr Bob Bailey, probation, costs,. restraining order conirofof his car which went backPark. Committee to meet' former cily P~anager . Steve · The Committee for a Bedford wards off the roadway roward the issued; . to meet Williams, Joe. Hutchinson and Tom Trustees Lisa Klein, Pomeroy, expired Hocking River. Township Volunteer Fire Depart· The Board of Trustees of McAllister. OL, three days jail sUSJ)Cnded, $75 At that time, Cross was removed ment will meet at the Modern In the Republican primary, for. fine suspended to $35 plus costs; from his car arid taken to. the Woodman Hall in Burlingham on Columbia Township will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the fue stamer Hundngton direcror of adminPatrick D. McCoy, Ravenswood, Athens County Jail. Tuesday at 7:30p.m. . istratiowand finance Jean Dean is W.Va., speed, $15 plus costs; Trooper K. A. Fellure was ' . tion. · . running against businessman ' William E~ Walker, Dixon, Ky.., reportedly transported .10 O'Bleness • · Clean-up to belln Daniel R. Booth. Clean-up of the Bedl'ord TownFOE to meet speed, $20 plus c\)sts; -Charles Memorial Hospital for an injury to Dean last year quit her job with ship Cemeteries will begin ·next . · The Ladies FOE Auxiliary No. Whittington, Pomeroy. DUI, 10 haild. the city, citing disagreements with week. Anyone wanting to . ~ eep 2171 will meet Tuesday at 7:30 days jail suspended 10th=, $350 hisThe cli8se lasted approximately . plus costs, 90 day OL suspension, 20 minutes according 10 the Meigs · flowers and grave decorat1ons p.m. There will be a po~uck at 7 . Nelson. The general ~lection will be held one year probation; left of center, County Sheriff's log. should have those ' items removed p.m. · ·June I. $25 plus costs; seat belt violation, Revival slated $25 plus costs; Michael Tillis, The Racine Church of the Pomeroy, DUI, 10 days jail sus 7 .Nazarene will hold revival with pended 10th=, $350 plus costs, 90 Rev. Dave Canfield, Wednesday day OL suspension, one y,ear proPick 3 Numbers Sunday at 7 p.m: nightly through 2-2-5 "bation; _ and at 10:30 am. and 6 p.m. Sun(two, two, live) RonaldLandaker, Long Botrom, . by Bob Hoeflich . day. Rev. Joy Sizemore will pro- · Pick 4 Numbers .no OL, 10 days jail suspended. vide special music. Public invited. 9-9-9-2, $100 plus costs, one year proba(nine. nine, nine, two) lion; expired registration, $10 plus costs; James Brumfield, Middle•. : · Olive and another resident, pon, Jittering, $125 fme or commuNetsel and ~aul Ge:ard_ who h nity service with liuer dc:partment. have been at theu home 10 Mid~e- Bobby Strickland, yresented t e co~ts: consuming alcohol in a · · port for three we~ks _fo,llowln.g ~~::rcg~~~ti~~b~ ~~:~r::O~ . moror vehicle, $50 plus costs; Don- Paul s long hospltahzatio: m which was, of course, tiect in .Unit~ Qf .tile Meigs County Am ElePower:.:.......;;;; ......3611/4 .aid sf.!ncer, Long Bottom, hit- Columbus for tre~tments ave f d Emergency Medical Service 1 Ashland Oil............,... :.......27 un· $1()() rewmed to the. hosp1UII for another nationally with the annua skip, 1vedaysjail' suspended, h'ld d responded 10 seven calls for assis• AT&T........... ,...... ,......... :... 56 518 · o nd and will need .your support drive plus costs, one year pro bauon; · rodu adults for crippled c l ren an tance overnight. Bank One...........................58 1/8 tmproper backing; $25 plus costs; •a t_prayen. . . ' · · · · Units responding were: 9:49 Bob Evans ....: .................... 18 1!2 Brad Robinson, Pomeroy, conThey BPJllecllted so much your . a.m. Rutland to Happy Hollow Otanning Shop........:......... l4 3/4 tributing, days jail' suspended, efforts dunng, the ftrSt stay. You Like me you are probadably WBlt· Road (or Dwight Halty who was Ounp lnWstries.........c•••••• .l2 1/4 kept thmr morale up ing for nii(C warm, sunny ys. really $250 plus costs, one year proba. . R." · 'd However; up Racine way they transported to Veterans Memorial City Holding......................22 0 lion restraihlng order issued; ·Paul Is 10 I'OQIIl 71 1vers:.l are way ahead of us. They're look· Hospital; 2:17 p.m. Racine to F~ral Mog_u1....................18 1/4 J~ffrey Hayes, Dexter, no OL, Hospital, Oien.tangy River Ro . . • . • Goodyear T&tR ...............:..75 C 0 I mb s His phone number 1s ing ahead and makmg P1ans. •or · Bashan Road for Michael Wheeler 30 days jail suswnded to three, u. u : · · their anaual July 4th celebrauon. who refused treatment; 3:0 I p.m. Key Centurion ...................25 566· 1214 10 c_ase you want 10 l:e By the way, did you realize that the Pomeroy to State Route 7 for $100 plus costs, one lear probaLands End.......................... 28 1{2 William Grueser .who was trans- . Limited Inc....................... 23 718 · tion; John Partlow, angsvil_l~, ~~::~a::· ~C::t~ 4 th is on Sunday this y~ DUI, $350 plus costs, 10 days Jar! t eeks pee The Racine' Fire Department ported to Holzer Medical Center; Multimedia.Inc:............... ,.. 35 sus~nded 10 three, 90 day OL \usour w · · 'will have.i~ ann~ chicken barbe· 6:04 p.m. Syracuse to Boy Scout Point Bancorp.................... l3 112 Camp Road for Goldie Crackan0~ one J~ ~~~~~ Rax Restaruant.................. I!l "f: Someone else who appreciates cue and w11l ~ m charge of ~e 'berger who was transPOrted to SL 0 Reliance Electric............... .21 Ifl e e an J . f h RTP · your~upport ia .Lillian Moore, S06- ·parade which Will be all p.m..~ ed up~n ~.ot;npleuon o t e . Lincoln Hill ROBd, Pomeroy. year so that it won't interfere ~th Joseph's Hospital in l'arlcersbutg, . Robbins&Myen ................ I71f.4 Sh9ney's Inc:.................,.... 23 3/8 sc,hool, !'t:l¥10g under suspens::: LUliln bas Ullderaone surg li\ church services in the ~muruty. W.Va.; 8 p.m . Racine to Tbird Stteet for Cbristopher Hendrix who Star Bank. ........................: .•38 •=:~th~~~~proba- University' Hospltaf in Colu~us The frremen will also do fueworks · was transported to VMH; 8:23 p.m. Wendy Int'L .................... 13 318 ~on ' and is now undergoing treatments at 10 p.m. ' ·· · - Syracuse to Fourth S~t for Muri,.,,._..IRMt--o ' 27• 3("'t .. .......- - ,&Aft.lo 1~ addition, the following bonds on a_ commute buis at the Holzer The Antique_Tractgr Club.will ca Thornton who was taktm .to Stock reports are tile 10:30 were forfeited : Terry Combs, Medica! Cen!'JI': . • sponsor an !l"uque tractor show vMH; 10:22 P··l'll· Middleport ro a.m • .quotes pro•ldeci lly She IS optrmiSbC and rs so-grale· and poll dunng the aflcmpon and Overbrook Center for Naomi Ashville seat belt violati011 560" KeJDper Sec:•rltlei, lac., o Nan Na~arro. Heath, s~: $65; : tul for. yOur praye~ ,and cards. thefC! will be one of those pop~ll!f Ohlinger who was transported to GalliJIOIIL Darlene Older, Pomeroy, seat belt Naturally, she doesn t,have the kiddie uacror p~s. ~er. activ_l· Pleasant Valley Hospital. violation $43· no child restraint, strength 10 c:onllj:t each of YIJI!. but ties are planned 10cluding mus~c • $60 ' ' · ' she does thank you many Urnes and entertainment at lh9 liW Mtll ov_rs. ~Dian wh(l ia a fo_rmer e~ec- Park scage. Incidenially, allactivi· uuve director d. the Meigs Umt of ties this year will be at die park and the American Cancer Society just the firehouse. ' loves Pomeroy and Meigs County . Groups and organizations are after havin& moved here J number invited 10 have food booths as well VE'I'IUlANS MEMORIAL of years ~o with her husband, Per- as craft and.game standi; RepreThursllay admlalions - None. man. She s.becn a nice addition 10 sentatives ofgroups wishing 10 par· Thursday discharges • N~. the conimunll:y. tieipate are asked to attend the next . . . "It has really come home 10 me planaillg aessim which will be next · ' HOLZIUl MEDICAL CENTER how reaUy special people are in Thursday evening, at 7 at.the f~­ A~-----JanHol· thla little spot of heaven", Lillian house. Those wishing to have ley. Green, Soadra Lay- rerurb. some activities but ire unable to well, Mn. Bury Henry and son, sent a rep to the session may conMary Mathew~, Orlc:e Rowe, Mn. Olivo Weber, formerly of tact Scott Hill at 949-2311 or Michael Glleen aad IQII; Patricia Pomeroy IIIII now • I'Ciidclal of the J<athryn Hart .at 949·2656 after 7 Fraley, blth Redwllle. Clara Kilor, Cedar GlOve Pollllllll Health Care p.m. Roaald Cochraa, Mark Barry, Caner • Pttbllbrq, continues an AileD Roee, 1*1 Haa· aedve lifo at . Don't forget SIJIII!ay Ia when we CCIIlter and toOk ~~rty ~yrta Jonea aad Charles · pat in aeVCIIII recen&llllld nl-. II set the clocli:a ahead oae hour the conl.or for die tieaefit qf Ill! apln. I'D eapecl each of you to AprD 1 blrtll - Mr. IIIII Mn. Wood Coaldr Society b Qippll4 - .. - - 3 Sulldll1 ...... to Kyle Mllllr,lllll, V(ellltan. q .. . Olllcnl and Mn'" ' ' W. VA . . Letters.to the editor Will-democracy cure the world's ills.? statewide Saturday. Skies -will be By The Associated Press mostly cloudy over northeast Ohio Rain and .snow will continue with mostly sunny conditions else- . through the day. Little or no snow Where. Highs will be mosdy in the accumulation is expected. Precipitation should em) over 40s. ' The reconl-hil!h temperature for southwest Ohio around noon and this date was 82 degrees in 1.963 clouds will decrease during the while the record low was 20 afternoon. Highs will range from degrees in 1907.. Sunset tonight the mid 30s to the mid 40s. Cloudy wiU be at 6:57 p.m. Sunrise Saturskies and a chance of flurries will continue northeast tonight. Over dayat6:12am. Aroulld Jbe ution . the rest of the siate, partly to n10stc ly cloudy skies should prevail. · Rain and snow fell extended Overnight lows will be mainly in · from the Great Lakes region iniO the Northelist early today, poshing · the 20s. already swollen riven beyond their Dry conditions are expected . ... Ohio ranks 39th in per~ person federal ·spending· ' ~ . PA. IND. JnStetiJ . Concerned with values The Dally Sentlnei-Paq~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ,. ;;.....-----:Weather_......;..._ _ __ South-Central OhiO Tonight, decreasing cloudiness. Low 25 -30. Saturday, mostly sunny. High 45-50. Extended rorecast: Man ... ...;.;....-Livestock report---:- 27 fined in ·county court Twenty-seven cases were re:iolved Wednesday in the Meigs County Court of Judge Patrick O'Brien. - Fined were: Autumn M. Grif··fith, Pomeroy, seat belt violation, $25 plus costs; Judy ~-Wise, Middleport, speed, $20 plus costs; Tony L. Hurlow, Gallipolis, seat .belt violation, $2~ plus costs; Melissa A. Pettry, Cheshire, seat belt violation, $25. plus costs; Everett Taylor, Pom,eroy, failure to yield. $10 plus costs; Samuel C. .Van Brock, Lancaster, sPeed. $15 plus costs; Jonathan M. Perrin, Middleport, speed, $22 plus costs; Donald L. Alkire, Stewart, speed, $29 plus costs; . . Larry D. Halfhill, Bidwell, seat belt violation, $25 plus costs; Don·ald E. Russell, Pomeroy, reckless - ' Area ·death· · Darus Scragg , • · • Darus M. Scras11. 74, Vinron, • died Thursday, Aprill, 1993, at his , residence. He retired as fireman and chief mechanic for the Charleston, W.Va.; Fire Derart· mentin 1977 with 27 ye.-s o service and retired from the mainte· nance depaiunent of Gallia County : Schools in 1983. · · He was a World War II army ' veteran and a member of the Fire ; Fighters Association and ~ocal 317, Charleston, W.Va., and had • attended the Pocatalico CommUnity Chwch. He was born April 22, 1918 in Charlesron, W.Va. ~ Survivors include his wife, , Jewel Vara Patton Scragg; two · daughters. Torona Hash of Vinton and Priscilla (Michael) Neville of ; Bidwell; one step-,daughter, Be~y Ann Claypool of Orlando, Fla; . , grandson zachary Stanley arid , nephew Bill PatiOa who resicled at . • his h(me; three other grandehildren . • and one step-grandsen. · Hew~ · in death by his "mother. • · ianEderis.andhissten.. r · father, Oscar Edeps, • F!lends may call2 10 4 p.m. and .1. 10 9 p.m. Saturday at 1he McCoyMooreFunetal. Hoine, Vinton. 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One of the newcomers is Katie anticipation, all the waiting, all the attention· from Vanderbilt's Vandy s Mara Cunningham was drilling by the coaches and the defense, but Swoopes says any the most valuable player in the Smith, the Big Ten's freShman of grilling by lhe media- it's all just . team that concentrates solely on . s~c tournament and was joined by the year. The 5·11 forward leads . about over. Four new~omers to tlie stopping· her would be making a M1sty Lamb on the all-tourney · the ~uckey!'S with an 18-point woqten's Final Four are afrer that mistake. learn. . sconng. average. Guard Averrill Roberts averages lS.S points. fu:st-time thrill of a rtational tide. "If' the other teams are just "The key has been unselfish · Iqwa bas endured enough bean· First up in Saturday's semifinal - ·focusing on me, that just motivates piay and the willingness 10 keep round at the s6ldout Oinni is No. 1 everyone else on o"r team,'' egos in ~heck - if ~e· had any breai this season 10 last a lifetime. Vanderbilt against No. S Texas Sw00pes said. "When people over· egos to begin with,'' coach Jim Coach Vivian Stringer's 1tusband. . Bill, died of a h.ear!JUtack on Teeh. Then it's a rubber match for look them, it just allows them til go Fosrer said. two Big Ten riv~s. No. 3 Ohio out and shoot the ball and score a · Iowa and Ohio Stare, both 27-3, Thanksgiving Day. The Hawkeyes also had 10 cope with:tlte deaths of State and No.4 Iowa. . lot of points." · . won't hiive to spend any time geta. fonner ball girl, their ~ )lhysi~ . · ·~This is something ,)Ve loolced .· Tech-{29-3) does have .two o~ ting to know each other. Tiley CIBD and men's player Chris S"treeL · at a long time ·ago as a goal and a double1figure scorers. KriSta Kirkshared the ~ig Ten tide wid! 16-2· Ye1 they lead tht nation in dream," Texa5 Tech coach •Marsba land averages 12.8 points a game records and split their two regulardefense and ha~ matched the secSh~ said .. ' 'To reach itAs very and· shoots 44.6 percent from 3season · games, each winning oo its ond~best victOry total in school his· excibng.'' -· -point range. Cynthia Clinger is own floor. tory. .. . The opener-features the nation's averaging 1'1 points _and shooting. <?hio State·Jia:s enjoyed a dra"We have overcome' an awful !l[o. I ,team a~t the No. 1 play· · 59.percentfrom the fteld. er, Tech's SheCJJ:I Swoopes: Likewise, Tech can'1 get caught matic turnaround .. Only two years lot," Strlnger said . ."My l}usband was my best friend and pe is the Swoopes, named the national up worrying just about Vanderbilt's ago, the Buckeyes were 11-17:? · "We were· not a unit at all,'' player of the .Year on Thursday, has 6-foot-10 center, Heidi Gillingham. coach Nancy .Darsch said. ··n was r.eason why I was successful. He was my biggest fan and be wcirlced averaged· 3.3. points a game in Gillingham does lead the team 'in -a-very difficult year in -tenns of very closely with the learn a:s well. NCAA' play and averages 27.4 for scoring with a 14.3 average, but six slructure and behavior and in terms "It w.as a relief because we the.season. plus 9.3 rebounds. With others have been the top scorer for of commitmenL The transfonnation fmally reached this stage, but .it is her ability to run the floor, shpot, the Commodores (30-2) in at least that ~ happenCd is a aedit 10 our sad beeause he, more than anyone, jiJinp, rebound an~ pass, she has one game ~is ~n. · . seniors and my Jissist;mt coaches would .have been an<l ~een compared fust to former And whtle Gdlmgharn and Shel· and the new players coming !hat' happy to see thaL" so proud · · · Southern Cal star Cheryl Miller; . Kentucky, Michigan.·expect to make beastly namesakes proud fron\ By STEVEWILSTEIN NEW ORLEANS (AP) ~ Wildcats and wolverines, not the friendliest creatures in naiure, share hunting traits ·adopted by their namesakes at lhe Final Fout: · · Cunning, quickness, strength. Soaring le!lpS, voracious attacks, relentless survival instincts. · Kentuclcy's Wildcats and Michi· . gan's Wolverines embody those characteristics with their wily defenses - different in style from each other but similarly tenacious ·- and !heir love of the chase in lhe . ' open court on offense. . . · · · If they play Saturday night at tent lately. romping vic lOry to the pace and inrensity they're capa· victory at ·a 31-point clip in the ble.of reaching, i_t'll be a Final Four NCAA tournament. Mich1gan ~as . been tenured by the slower styles cll!ssic. • North Carolina and Kansas, the of George 'Washington and Temfirst of the two semifinals at the ple, but still carne out a winner. If Kentucky matured under the S uperdome, are perhaps more crucil)le of attention when coach lookalilces in talent and strategy, Rick Pitino came in 19j!9 til rescue with the lineage clearly defined the team from scandal and prqba· from coach Dean Smith to former tion, Michigan's Fab Five has assistant Roy Williams. up under no less pressure .grown The Wildcats and ·Wolverines since the stan of its freshman are distinctly aggressive predators and have the players to run anyone SQn last year. In their own ways, each team off. . has learned to survive. · · Kentucky has beeri more consis· . Each haS a prollable NBA lot· tery_pick as its star- Kentucky's Jamal Mllshburri and Michigan's . Chris Webber- yet each sacri· fices individuality for team solidar· , ity and success, measured in their .30 victoriC$ apiece. .. . . . '.' I have concerns with .stopping ihe Michigan .team more tluin one . player,'' Pitino sai!l, ~uttlng off ~o;fies about ~ebber_s strength : msid\1 and shootinJ outside or Jalen Rose's 11-inch hetght advantage -at point guard over Travis Ford. "You can't concentrate on Orie basketball player. I think that's tiKi mistake~ other teams ha~Jade sea· . In NBA action, · with us, and other (Wildcats) have keep up with 6-9 freshman Jared blimed them. At this stage ·of the .. Prickett, who has come hiS come game, it's not one person, it's not on ~..t!~~ in the season 10 make. two, it's a team. The ieam conc:ems .thew: more dangerous in the me more dlaa the individual." . , ·-·oj!Cn court. Mlchigin can't double-team ihe · Ancl'if Ford lacks height at S-9, . 6-foot-8 Mashburn too mucli, c;ven .... he makes up for it-in his quic)(' if ~e avera.f: nearly 21 poiil~ a moves, g~ ouiside shooting and game. He · averages 4.5 8SS)Sts ~!-court savvy .that are·reflected in the tournament, meaning he'll oialy partly by his average of 13.7 burn the Wolverines liy passing •to . pointsand4.8·assists someone open if they try ro stnoth.· . Likewise, Kentucky can't single · er liim. out Webber, ~ose, Ray Jackson, ·. "Maslibum is one of, if 11ot the . Jil!lmy King or Juwan Howard, . best player in the couniry," Michi- . ~h of diem capable of dominat-. gan coac;b Sieve Fisher said. mg il game. . Michigan's defense will have to ·· (See S~ALS oa ~ae 5) · - . . •· . Hornets "ump Magic out of Easter}l · Col)ference P~l. ayoffs; . ;K~icks top_Cavs.. . • . oome By The Associated Press · Shaquille O'Neal's ill-advised · punch has helped knock the Orlando Magic out of the ~ightif playoff spol in the Eastern Conference. . The rookie center served a oDegame suspe~ion Thuxsday night as ':. Plane crash kills four, including racer Kulwicki · Otlando was at to Charlotte', Sacramento (lowneci Washington and the Hornets took advantage of 117-97, the absence of an intimidator fer a · Knlekl jli, Cavaliers 83 . 1Q2-93 victOry. · · . New York (49-'20) opened a Tile Magic (33·35) dropped a one aame lead o er Chicago (48 half-game behind Indiana (34-35) .. 21) ·,. v the b!>mecoun•. " . 1il the race (or for the eillhth and final spot. advantage through the Eastern "With .Shaquille or without Conference playoffs. · "' · ' Shaquille, we carne out ready to The Knicks held the Cavaliers . , · play. We knew this was il big to their second siiJii&ht poor offenSports deadlmes P!lSted . game," said Hornets guard Mug- sive in winning their . . gsy Bogues. 15th straight at home. They held O'Neal_was_suspe~ W~~- · Cleveland to 42.S percent from the The Gallipolis Dally Tribune, The Daily Sentinel, the Point day_ for f1ghtmg With Delr<!It s floor IIKI a season-low 32 first.half ·' P/easa/11 Register and the SIUiday- AJ:vm Robertson on T~y m•ht. points. T_imes-Sen_li~l value the contribu- W~~ backups GJOCg ~IC and B11111 Cleveland's leading scorers, tJOns theu readers make to the Williams defending him, Charlotte 'Mark Price and Brad Daugheny sports sections of these papers, and . -ce~ter Al.onzo Mouming hail 30 were held 10 10 points each. .' these contributions will continue to pomts, mne rebounds and three Patrick Ewing led New York · be published. . blocked shots. . with 30 points and 12 rebounds. However, certain deadlines for .. Orlando parucularly f~lt Nets Heat 85 • submissions will be observed. The O'Neal's absence oil the defensiVe At East Ru~ord NJ. Chris deadline for photos and related ,.ru- e~ as the Hornets ,!!rove ~ larte · Morris'scored alliS or'his p;ints in cles fo~ basketball and other w1nter w1Jhout fear. of bavmg thelf sho_ts the second quarter as New Jersey · ····· SJ?Orts 1s the last day of the NBA ··blocked.. ·, ··· ···. · -·· ···. · . . . . . . . · turned 1 twO-point lead· into a 59· Fmals. . , · Mournmg downr.:;ayed the 43 . at. •• ·ssa·on . . · ' the deadlme · for sub· a bsence 0 f .O'N·-• bad av~margm Coleman m...nru hSd •21· · poin.ts .Li!rew1se, _., w Derriclc miSSions of local. baseball· and aged 32 pomts. and 14 reiJounl!s m and 10 rebounds for New Jersey so~1b~-related photos and re~ted ~0 ~ ap!DSt the Homeu ear· whose bench outscored the Heat articles, from T-bal_IIO the maJOCS, l'a:!i'JS ~n. . . .. . 49_17. as ;well as other spnng and summer.__ w_e capU.a!ized o.n tll'eu m1s· Rockets 121 B ka 115 sports is the day of the last game ... takes. That was the biggest factor • uc . of the' World Series. The deadline in the game," Mourning said. At Houston, the Rockets got for photos and related articles for Mourning made 13 of 21 shots seven fr~ throws from V~rnon football and other fall sports is the from the fteld, while Larry Johnson Maxwell Ill the fmal four mmutes Sawrday before lhe Super Bowl bad 22 points and 15 rebounds for to hold off the B~. . ·. These deadlines have been ~ti- ChaCJotte. The _Hornets made 17 of .H:.:d~j~ z~ored 24 luted to giv~ readers plenty ot time 20 Cree throws m the feunh IJUBrler. JlOlll Kin ll?"B Ueta 97 10 get their pho~s back f~ the ~Skiles led~ MagiC wilh At Wa~ingionu Spud Webb pho!IJgraphy st~dio of c!J91~ and 23 pomts .00 14 BSSISts. ed of his 'ame-hi h 27 10 giVe the staffs ihe opportumty to In other games, New. York beat . 8 c.0 r . 18 ~half ~ pu~lish th~se sports photos and Cleveland. 91:83, New Jersey pom~ 111 tlle. 18 fi t road~am~~ articles durmg the appropriate sea- topped Mtam• 95-82, H~uston men wod.' trs . Thursday night's NBA contest in Orlando, Fla., sonforthatspor( · defC!Ited Milwaukee 121-115 and overamon · where the Hornets won 102-93 to knock the Magic out of contention for . the last spot in the . Eastern Conference playoffs. (AP) · · THIS .. ONE'S MINE! -That's what Texas Tech's S.her;tl Swoopes (2:!), shown in action during NCAA West Regional action last week, wants to say more tha!l once in Saturday's Final Four. The ~ed Raiders will race Vanderbilt, while Big Ten entries Ohio State and Iowa ,Ul square oil' in the other game. {AP) . performance SEOAL~TVC twinbill ·- slated for Saturday . '5 .. HERE'S THE BALL. NOT!- That's seems to be tbe Aprll Fool's Day trick Orlilndo guard Scott Sidles (left) is playing on Charlotte's Muggsy Bogues on Skiles'.drlve to lbe ~asket during w.......... ...... 3930 1 Now 1..... ,, ..... 38 33 6 N.Y. !Jioft-... 36 33 6 N.Y. 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Loken .... ,.......34 35 L'-'. Clipped .........34 36 Goldetl SU1le ..........28 41 Sacnmmta ............22 48 1-clincltcd. ptayctfbalh .676 .603 .<f,l3 ,486 6.5 12 19.5 20 .406 .314 2.'i.!li 32 .. ' New Yook 91, a.EVELAND83 New ~ 95. Miami IZ • StcnmeniO 117, WuhinJ101191 Cloorloae J 02, Orlondo 9l • HouJtOD 121, Mllwtukoe l lS New York 1t Miami, 7:30 p.rn. a..EVELAN'D 1tCharloue, 7:30p.m: Orlando 7:30p.m. Jlhoenb. at. 'Boaon, I p.m. S1cnmen.to at Dacrail, ~~~· ... Now Jerwy 11 OUctao, :30 p.m .· •• Oalden Swwn Dlllu, 1:30 ~ ~ ~ 11 San AtMnio. 8:30p.m. MiJ...,.ukee at Ormtt, 9 p.m. . AU.. at.L.A. Oipp!lll, 10:30 p.m. . •lndiaoa. Ooldtn - • - . S:lOp.m. Atllra •• ~ 10 _p.m. ' N•• ~0)' P.m. ~ II . . ... _... .co-Mr."-p.m. . _y........ -..p.m. !o • Dol1ot" L.A. ~ ',... . . \1lltlt "LA.Lobn, 10:30 pJD. \ In the NHL'.~. ·~I ,.-__, . . W L T . n. GFGA . 51 21 6 101 :133 2M . " . 7:40p.m. Vllii:OUvet It Qu..wa, 1:10 p.m. . SL Louilll OtlcoF. biO p.n\ CaJ&•ry 11 SMJOM. tOM p.m. s. ._ BuebaU A-.kan .... • • •', OIICMX~ 191m'!! SOX - Opdonod R....., o...to "'d BliM DnllnM. pi~<h· m, &uNuhvillloC11leA.rnCAn AllcJcU~ . O.EVELAND INDIANS - Ploiod Bob Ojedo, pll<ller, ,.. 11M1 15:dol dll· ablod tia. · DI!TIIOIT TIGERS - Phoei Bill o.w.u.a.- phdMr, 011 lllc U ·doy db· obi .. IJA JCrooclin to M.to.l! 31 . OP.', II . ' . i" obled lioL . Lehews to wrestle · In State mat est . INSfi.TION ' DATE: · F~IDAY, APRIL 23, 1993 Basketball Si&r*l Andre Speucezo. fonrnd, <Wid 10-d.y contrlct. \0 1 ltC- · • Football , .. Slancd Dilly Brooka, wide receiver, to a thtoe· )'oar catlraet, • • OIU!EN BAY PACKE!IS - Tt1ded VuvUe Oat:k, c:omcrblck, 10 lhe Allanll Pak0111 to. •n unditcl01cd draft Gtlal.ce. WaivM!Iu!cy S•J.n, oft'CII'IIiwe wc:tle.. • ' loiL\JoiJ OOlJ'IDNS~ In-· - 1 ina Fryar, wid. receinr &M Ntw • Eri01utd Po- fcx fiJ · .drall choicel, .' . 1ni 1ipM bitn \0 throe onc-ye.~~r c:on· '''· "'"'· ·· . SEATTLE SBAHAWXS '•' : I ..... Maotin, Wide ........ ' • . ~ for racial slurs - - - -·-·-·- CALL DAVI OR P. J. FOR MORE IIFORMITION SYiflll .· Ll.-1J1l.L SUNDAY, .Pill 4, 1993 .' HOM._E• •DE NOODLES = r· ~ll~ :~l~kc:C~: ~ nship,thandird~ad :;:,r.== 992·2155,· SlanOcl . ' • C. tot<.v..trltO.UVIIIb,-... " ,. ' '· ;J • • . . ' .. CHICKEN $429 C Hoeuy . GIIVILY . . ~~'eMU hands Da~brot four-day . .. Nall. .l Hockey U.... I EW YOR1t ISLANiliDif'- A...... " ;'d.e ~. ADVERFISING DEADLINE: . ~ . . . . - -.~ fRI~AY,-AP.RIL .16,-1993-• NOON NaUoiW Balket:ban A.11octatlon GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS - ,,..., ... •••a s· .' . ' ' National FoolbaiiiAIIIie . • . s ' I Pllced JO:&e IleJea:u,, pii.Chcr, on the '1 .dly dinblcMllin Optioned P1t Comt. md • PaW Ftctch~ar, pitchcn; Dou1 tinckey, etleber, an4 Ruben Am110, outfielder, 10 Sc:tanaon-Wilkci-Bttrc of the ln&em1lion'1i J..etaue. Sent Jeff MAnto and Vic Rl)o . 'driaucz, inliclden, to their minor·lcaauc c1mp for ra~aitpment . AM"OUneod thlt Soou T.-rr, pi&cher, will tc:f'nl#l in ClcuWita", Fla., for d:lendcd sprinJ tninina. ' PITTSBUR.QH PIRATES - Pl1ccd • Zane Smidt, .pitc~crr, pn thC 15-da)' dia- WVMS sets first race Saturday racism. ' PHILADELPHIA PlllLLIES - . BUFFALO DiltS - ·Transactions , ' . !i<!>- WALES CONFERE!'{CE • .,_ CQtttiCt,, T.:woniOat~, odtio1o. Miomi,. p.m. ......!, .......... NEW YORK MFI'S - ReletJed Scott Bradley, c~tchcr, (Iom 1 minoi·Ietguc . . )'ltto""'ah 01 New 1cno1. ? :.0 p.m. CLEVELAf:'D, I :30 "-i.(it ~.4p.m. • ' Wlnnipq'it Ecimcr~ton, l:lip.m. • N•~ fedey1fT~to. 8:10 ,l.m. 0Uc.10 at Sl. Lwil, 8:40 p.n. •• · • Minneeocaa' l.ol Anaelcl, lO :t~ 'l p.m. N.Y. Jlanaera 11 Wuhan1tor! , l 10 ·. p.llll. . • . . Booi<tn .. Blllfolo, 2:10pm. PwtJ.M1 d '11'.......... 7.:30 p.m S.~atPhila ' ,I p.m. · at~oor."- I :'" p.m. BayatPhiladelphia,l :IOp.m. VIDCOUYW " Oeuoh. (:t0 p.m. ~ Buffalo at Bollolt, 1:40 p.m. c.Jpry at San Jo.o. 4:.&0 p.m. · · · SundfY'Igam'" Saturday's games . · Saturday's g~ .. Ouawa at Uartford, 1:40 !).m. .Pi..butllt 01 ~ 7:A<: p.m. Mmtre&l. at~)' .Iai.AdCII, I :OS p.m. 1 • . . Black male athletes at Big Ten universities geitjng fewer degrees than others, six-year study shows !; • l.e.lgu~ ·' • N.Y. llt.ndm 11 N.Y. Ranam~ 7:40, · P·l'!l· MM~ at'WuhlnJ10ft. 8:10 pln. ~dltPhil~del~, 7:30p.m. / . ~~ClNNATJ REDS ~ Sent Bri1n R..ORIDA :MARLINS - Sent Geroni· mo 8ClTOI, ouifieldet;.Bob N1W, catcher; O.uclc. ]lg;~on and Gua Potidor, infx:ldCll; and Jury Don Gleaton,-pit.chu, to Ed· monton of the Pacific Cout Le11ue, Pllt;:cd run com, 'pitcher, on the 1.5-day • diubiCd list. Sent Stan. Spencer, piltbet, outria,ht 10 HiJh Deacrt of the Cf.lifomi.t Taqt~ .Suaday's~s nounced th•t n.~ Smith, pitcher, will remain in Me11, Ariz., (or ntendcd 1pring Doneu, catcher, to their minordcaluc , camp (o. ruuiwunenL Tonlf:bt•s·games . . CHICAGO CUBS - Purchased lhc contnct or Jose B1utim, pit.chcr, from low1 of the American Auocl1tion. An· V~.5.TimptBay3 • • Releaaod W1lly D1ckmtn, infielder, fr001 1 minor· league conu1ct. Scm Jeny Will1ni, catch· cr, 10 their minor-luguc c1mp for reulignmcnt. Waived Keith Mitchell, outfielder. 91 m 211r 86 290 ua. 13 320 316 79 296 299 60 2:15 307 22 202 393 • • . IN THE •POINT PLEASANT REGISTER •GALliPOLIS DAILY TRIBUNE . •POMEROY DAILY .SENTINEL ~lANTA BRAVES - 225 299 1 .· -The annpal clash between senior' Some of tlie seniors selected to all-stars from the Southeastern participate .in the all-star game or Ohio Athletic League and the Tri· are eligible to' do ro is enlcosed. In Valley Conference will be played . some _instanc~;:players. who might . Saturday at Al11xander H1gh . otherw1se partiCipate Will_not do so School. · · because .of various conflicts or the A girls' contest, which will be· cui~ which limits the number of all· . gin at 6:30 p.m., will be followed si.:!J gaines in which a player can .by the boys clash' at 8 p.m. Admis- appear. · . sion will be $3 for adults and $2 for . Boys students. . This marks the eighth year for SEOAL All-Stars · the all-star series between lhe two Coach - .Mike Meek; Athens " leagues and will apparently he the Ht. ' last. The TVC will operare in two Player-pos.-scbool divisions next year and has plans to Kyle Lonas.C, A!Jiens ...............64 'have an all-star_series between Pat McHugh-G. Athens .............6.0 Justin Schoii·G, Athens .............6·3 players of the two divisions. Seniors who landed all-lea~ue Eric Holtman-FIG, Ga16polis .6·2 ; berths in the two leagues are ehgi- .Nathan MiUer-G; Gallipolis .... S-8 . ble to participate in the event. In Mau Walburn-G,1ackson ........5, 10 ·addition, some additional seniors Tom Smilh-F, Logan .................6·3 .. have been added to fill our the cos- Ben Kroft·F/C, Marietta ............6-2 lees since some of the all-league · ~e Smith-G. Marlena............. 6·1 Jason Biuroughs-G, Warren ......5·9 players were underclassmen. 1ason Harris-G. Warren .......... .5·11 Opposing coaehes for the boys ,. cont~st will be .Milce Meek of ~-'Athens (SEOAL) and Joe Garrell TVC All-Stars STARS REGULAR TO RACE- STARS (Short Track Auto .: ~:of Belpre (TVC). Athens tied for · Coach- Joe Garrett, Belpre Racing Stirs) series regular Chub Frank of Sugar Grove, Pa. is one" :~the .SEOAL charnpionship while or the many competitors, who will join regular racers and some or •· Belpre won the TVC cliampionship Player-pos.-school · · , Ht. CHICAGO (AP) - A cultural petcent of football aiid basketball · the nations nnest stock car drivers at West Virginia Motor Speed~;:'for the second straighl year en Erin Hall-C. Belpre ....................6·5 gap, !be lure of .pofessional sports players ever play pro ban. . ' way in Mineral Wells Saturday for the $20,000 ''Pepsi 40." ";'roule to the Division III stale finals. Mark Ohi-G, Belpre .........: ......... 6-2 In a ICCCIIt study of 918 athlcres · and "black nfale machismo" con•· Meek and Garrett were named Brad.Bentz-G, Fed. Hocking .....6.0 Sailes found that 44 percent of tribute to much lower graduation ~:Coaches of the Year in their re- John Bentley-G, Meigs ............6-2 blacks think they will sigp a pro raleS for black athleteS It Big Ten ,8pectlve leagues. . Trevor Harrisnn'· F, Meigs .......6-2 · ~hoots than for white atbletc.s, aca· COIIlraCL 1:~' The TVC girls all-star squad Bruce Lanning·G, Miller ........ :..6.0 demics and sociologists say. In men)s baskelball, 37. ~ent ::will he coached by Dav~ Wilcoxen; EddieP~e-F, Miller.................. 6-2 Racing action in tlje Ohio Val- compensare for this. The idea is to Fony-eight percent of black alb- of the black players. at Btg Ten ..who led Belpre 10 the league's out- Reuben Kittle-F. Trimble ......... S-10 ley begins Saturday a1 West Vir- loosen the car up. so I can l!laintain Jeres _who were Big Ten freshmen schools graduated, compared with = ~ right championship and has been Jason Williams-G. ViniOn Co.. 5-10 ginia Motor Speedway (WVMS) in more comer speed, which creates in 1985-86 earned diplomas within 15 percent of.the while players, the : ,Jlamed a~ lhe TVC Coach of the Steve Hendershott-G Wellston ..6·1 Mineral Wells, W.Va. with.the run- more straight-sway speed. If the six years, compared with 68 pee- Tribune· repilrtCd. And in football, •"Year . f' • ~ ning gf the $,20,000 "Pepsi 40" for traek is smooth, you don't want to cent of while athletes, the ChiCago 44 percent of bl-clcs obtained ~· Ralph Taylor of Logan, who degrees, conpaml with 67 percent SJARS Late Models. · slide very much. I try to drive it Tribune reported Wednesday. Gjrls guided the Chiefains 10 !heir fourth :.----< The STARS will be joined by (thetraGk)morelikeasphalt." "Most people think the qnly of whites, the report said. SEOAL Ali-Stars _.~traight SEOAL championship and UMP modifteds and the ~ars of the M!lf311 is cquiJll)ed wi.th both a · reason (blaclcs) are on campus is . · The Tribune survey did not t ::;was named Coach of the Year, was Coach-TBA newly fonned Pure Stock Racing Rayburn or ~octet built chassis, because they're athletes,' said include data from conference new••originally tabbed as coach of the Association of Parkersburg. · indicating that he will run methanol Charlie Wilson, athletic ac&demic comer Penn State, which declined ~ league's all-star squad. However, a Play~r-pos.-scbool . HI. The gates swing open at 4 p.m. for his 700 horsepower Malcuit adviser'at Michigan Stale and a lor- to panicipaJe. ; ·substitute coach will be selected Erin O'Leary-G, Athens ............5·8 and ihe first green flag of lhe year engine. In longer distances he runs mer' black collegiate athlete. The NCAA plans to release in ~ since he has planned to be in At· Cyndy Wasko-F, Alhens ............ 5-9 waves at 6 P·l!l· for this first-ever gasoline (Cam 2) for better fuel April its laleSt survey of gradUatiOn "There's overt and coven i• lanta for Oh10 Slate's semifinal Julie Coffey-C. Jackson .............6·1 "Spring Thing," a $50,000 week· economy. mtes al all schools. Las! year, the There is a cultural gap." ~:-game a'ainst Iowa in the NCAA Charla Wentz-G, Warren ....... :•.. 5·8 end combining WVMS on SaturWMVS is located at Exil 170 The Tnbune study llso found a NCAA reponed that 35 percent of ~ · women Final Four. Freshman Other players to be announced day with a $30,000 show at Penns· off 1~ 77. The track wel~omes gender gap. Sevenl)'-two percent of black atlt1etes gradualed nationt,~K.atie Smith. who starred for Logan boro (W.Va.) Sunday afternoon. · overniJ~ht cilmpers. The price of blade female athletes graduated m wide, compaied with 57 percent of TVC All-Stars =,during her high school career, is Sunday's show starts at noon. admiSSion is $IS fo'r adults and the six years examined, while 44 white athletes. Coach- Dave Wilcoxen, Belpre ~ ainong the top players for Nancy WVMS, which raced regularly c.hl'ldren 6-11 p'ay $2. Under six percent of the black male athleleS ~:barsch •s Buckeyes. GRAVELY TRACTOR Player-pos.-school · Ht last season, will run ~ials-only years of age, there is no charge. Pit did so. · !his season. ·· passes are $20. · Gary Salles. who studies sports The SEOAL.holds a 5·2 edge io Au.dra Andrews-C. Alexander ... s-9 . The spotlight this weekend will SALES & SERVICE and sociology at Indiana, said some f the boys' all-star competition, but Kris G1lkey-G, Alexande'r · -6 be on the STARS Late Models, in Chri . . ........ . Po....,oy, OH. black athletes are called "white 204 Condor St · ~ the TVC· has won the ,past two, in· ~ty Bartlen·G, Belpre .......... S-3 •~eluding an 89-81 dacision last Tabby Mayne-G, .Belpre ........, ... 5·5 their sixth appearance here in two boy" or "sissy" if they suceced in ~·April at Athens. In lhe girls' comIIIII years. The $5,000 awaiting the • fi theclassroom. Belh Reck, Belpre ............ ,:....:.S- 10 winnershoulddrawmostofthetop · · · · ··· Mon.-Fri. 9:00-5:00 "I~;s part'of th~ black m'le : ;})etltion, the SEOAL has a 4·3 ad· Vema Compston-G, Meigs ......S-4 r 1992 top 10 including Donnie mach1smo," he SIJid . . "A lot of Set. 9:00-12:00 =:,Vantage. This also marks the eighth Lori Kelly-C, Meigs .............. :.:s- 7 ~ ;Year for the girls all-star series. The Ian and Nate Lehew, son~ ~f . ~ygoath~ ~~~ Jamie Hanning, Miller ............... 5·5 , Moran, Mike Balzano, Da.vey ~711£ :rvc won last year's contest at dd th • ' ·~ Christina Warren-F. N· Y .........5·10 Johnson, Chub Frank, Booper Bare Mr•.and Mrs. Ted Lehew of Ch1ll1-. f · .Athens 49-34. and Ron Davies. Of these, Moran , cothe a~~ grandsons of Mr. and :he~~~~.. ey can t reuate 10 A.mber Lou-F. Wellslon ........... ,.S-9 . . has the best overall reto'rd at Mrs. Wil~I8DI Lehew and Mr. and 11Je lure· of professional sports ' . WVMS with a win, 1wo seconds Mrs: Eddie. Ash of ~eroy, h~ve also keens athletes from studving and a fourth-place fmish. qualified for the Ohio SUite 11HllQ.C Sail .. ,-. ' Moran said, "It's ihe biggest, Wrestling Championships on Sat· es said, even though-less than S ~~uspension fasrest lrack we run. I make several untay, AprillO at Piclcenngton. •••••••••••••••••••• ·changes on the chassis set-up to Nate, a first-grader. at Bishop saulftn111tV C'IDtrr ~· Men·'s, semiifi1Ulls... Flaget; wresdes in the. bantam divlU-IVJA.I J L "t""· MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. for comment, Goldsmilh said . • . . sion and is undefcaled this IIC8SOII, In a sl.lllement released Wednes;~AP) - Central Michigan Univer(ContinuedfromPage4) He has won two toumamenls at· . ::iity' s basketball coach w.-s. sus· day; Dambrot said lhe· tenn WI!S . · Washington Court House and :,flended without pay for usmg a .' 'not used in any racially of("ensive Ins~d. the key will be Ken• . Miami Trace. Nate has beaten &. : !J,Btially deropiOiy rerm in front of 'inannef. Our ream understood lhe ~ucky s full·fOurt pressure on • wrestlers from ·washington Coun . _ Rill connotation of the wpnlas I used it ., • his Dlayen. · • . de.fease, Rose s su~l _ball-han· House, Miami Trace, Hillsboro, teith ,Dambrot began serving and were not .offen&d by iL" dlmg ~d whether Michlp~ as. a 1ackson, Greenfield, Hamilton rta1hed ....,_ & Grwy · Thollgh disciplinary proceedE· the four~y II!IJlCnslon ~ursday, . • . ...~ university' SJIOke,swoman Rao' ing's are confidential, Dambrot Towi City. a· h . Mlllh• . . . gave the university penniuion to Rodney Dent has 35 blocks. for •·Goldsmith. . ~ . an, a ~r er ~t. 11 •0.1' CoffMorSIMIIDI:Ink K lc th Wild · Flaget, wteatJes m the midpt divi· release the details, GOldsmith said. : · Dambrot' allegedly used racial 10 entuc Y - , e . cats are siqn and 1w fniihcd second and Dambrot alllll was reprimanded · .their ~ slurs in front of his learn lab: in the opJX:iiCitts flees all game. fourth this t season· One win TRY OUR HQMEIIIADE PIES ·~ ~·season in reference to Assistant in a letter that indicates lte will be . They ala~ have depth w.ith came on 1 secooi quick-pin,· fired if racist comments are made OPEN 11 A.ll.-7:00 P.M. Coach Delrict McDowell. . G1mel Marunez and Rod~ack He has beaten wrestlers· from . ' He allegedly told ~ players "I in the fuiD'C, Goklsmith said. but 110 ~ ~ Wolvennca 'Washington Coun Houae, Miami Dambrot llso' lllllll submit a let- Rhodes, ~.wish we had JliOI'C Diggers .on this ~ith 7-footer Enc Riley_ and out- · Tfacc Worthington Greenfield' l~'teatn" and s1id of McDqwell, . ~ of apology 10 the ~tJ!CWI• 11de shooters Rob Pehnka and and Hill' _,_ . ' . ~ ' . OWIU. • •• • paper and apologize to his .ISIJSiant 18IIICI Voilcuil. . • > "Mac'sanigger." · 10 Both b9ya are thell second • 11le allePilltiiCments C8IJIC 10 coaches arid pfaycrs, Goldsmith · "I think we're playing with ConfideiiCe " Piti 111·d "I year of wrestling. : lillhtiUt week after a flier was dis' said. School officials wae bringing - d'ue to theno delie.nse . !heir father, Ted, is· varsity · trfbuted IDODyJDOUIIy to minority in IIi outside facilitatbr for 1 1e1111 k's ~"'"' ISSISiant wrestlln& COICb and foot· studentS. Dambrot w11 out of the sensitivi.ty ~nlng session, Gold- than anythmg else. Your defense !Jail coach at Chillicothe High . ~- atate Thurlday and D'!l available . smith said. his JOIIO key that kind of l'liiL" scbciol. · r' . ,..- ry I'Mcino and Lany VanO¥ct LO thD Jmi. .. toft" l44 270 2.55 212 %76 222 2.51 ~ 2.56 '1:16 s. ToDighf's games · GFGA . . . • Na&kHaalLeaaue 1..01 Anaele~ 3, fttiltdelphUi 1 Doom), 00010 I · Colfuy Mimeoou 3 W.imiper: 9, Sanlc.e S •~ • NL - N>mei W.Uy S.U, Brian 9<><· m... , -'"'elllanutdct, Jeff Ke!J""" J.uo. .Thursday's sc:oreo · LAWN & GARDEN . -SPECIAL ·sECTION ,. pil.ch•; on lhc 15-cl.,Y cliaabled liiJ. MILWAUKI!J! BIIEWEJI.S - Piooed Toddy Hipn ond Aqol Minrido, pit>•· en; Bill Doran. iafial&r, and O.vo NU... IKlll, catcher, on lhe lS-d1y diableclllst. TEXAS RANGERS - PJ.ced Kevin Brown, pitcher, on the IS -d1y dlubled lilt retrotctivelO Mud:! Zl. Plltobuq)IIO, lbnfo,d 2 ' . Qudlec 4, OtliWI 2 Thursday's scora " American AaaociatiM. Reiell&. Randy Roady, infleld«. Placed Mike Boc.dicker, CAMPBELL CONFERENCE ~! Mldwat Dh!.lon .' I s WESTERN CONFERENCE .. KANfu CITY ROYAL i - Op· . licmed Dnid Hgwanl, •oN1ap, Utd.Rua McOinnit, .catchor, to Omah of the Ad... Div..,.. y-M,.u.o~ ........ 46 26 6 91 314 :zro y-Qud>oc ......... 4ol 24 10 " 330 276 . y·B....., ........... 44 26 7 95 lOll ~8 y-BIII!olo .......... 31 29 10 86 320 269 lhnford ....... ..... 22 49 49 249 339 OUIWI M..... ....... 9 64 4 22 117 362 7.5 . tionall..- Dtvlllon . •-Chi"JIO ··-~· :......48 21 Ttam tionod Rich kowland. ca\Chir, an• ShaWn . JUR. ~~de'=, EO Toledo ol dMI huma- 15304266 12 282 269 78 l02 266 77 284 274 67 284 304 By LESLIE LLOYD wicki had signed autographs earlier investigatilrs. pacted with little spreading." · BI,.QUNTVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Thursday in Knoxville, Tenn., 90 Carr met with members of Kul- . "Everyone on board the plane - "Investigatilrs began p~bing the miles to the 'southwest, and !hen wicki's racing team for about 30 was killed upon irn~t," the sher· plane .crash that killed Winston flew here. minutes. but said only that more . iff said. · · Cup defending champion Alan The other victims were believed information woiild be released at a . Other wiblesses said .the plane . Kulwicki and at least three others to be one or two pilots, t4e market· news conference later today II the appeared to have gone down nose aboard. , . ing .direc!l>r of a restaurant chain racetrack. first on a secluded hill behind some The names of the dead were not that;~' Kulwicki .and a rela· The Federal Avillfioil 'AdminiS- houses near a grove of trees. immediately released, but vario.us tive...Of.one o( the chain's exeau- tratlqn ~tnd the ·National TransThe weather Wll$ overtast but asspciates of the driver said there ·lives: · portati.on Safety Board are sending dry, witnesses said. was no doubt that he was ~)board . "Four people were in the mvestigators to the crash site. · Kulwicki told WATE-TV in · the !win-engine turboprop.' Th!re plane," Sullivan Counl)i sheriff 1oe Minor of the Bristol Life- KooKville afrer the autograph seswere no survivors of the crash Keith Carr said early this morning. saving Crew ·said the plane went sion at a Hooters' restaurant that Kulwicki, 38, died Th11rsday "It is our belief the deaths were down behind some houses about .winniilg the Winston Cup charnpinight when the plane registered in · insta'ntaneous. It was a very trau- . 350 yards off a main highway pnship brought big cluu)ges to his his name crashed and burned while · malic crash. •' . · , .. · . between Bristol and Blountville. life. .flying him here for Sunday's race He said the bodies had been He said the ·airplane was engulfed "Well, people seem to treat me at Bristol International Raceway. : taken to the Quillen . College of in flames. differenL I try to be the same per." One of the most P.:OP\Ilar drivers Medicine in Johnson Cjty and Dale Camon. air traffiC 1118118_3· ~- I don't think I've changed that <in the Winston Cup circuit, Kul- . would be held, there for federal er at the Tri-Cifies Regional Air· much, but all of a sudden they port, said air traffiC Controllers lost S:CCIII 10 look Up to you a lot more. . radio contact with the Medin turbo There seem 10 be a lot more fans. prop about9:30 p.m. EST. · · ·I'm just really fortunate 10 be in Officials said the ~was on .. this positioo," he said. fmal ~h to the 81l)lOil. travel- ' t .R. Roberts, a spokesman for ing behind a plane carryinJ driver the Hooters' race team, said he was Dale Earnhardt 1 a five-time Win ~ supposed !0 ~ on the flight, but ston Cup champtOD. changed hu mmd and decided to Christy DeBord, 17, who lives drive instel!l near the crash site, said, "I w~ Kulwicki, of Greenfield Wis staniling in-the lcitc!le.n when I edged.Bill Elliott and Davey Alii~ heard what liOUilde!llike an engine son ·for the 1992 drivinJ cbampispu~ring. Then I beard an exploonship_in the closest pomts baltic . s1on and looked and Sl!f a big ball ever. . of flames.". . . . . . . . . _I(!JI.~ .celebrated his .tide by .... Carr said ..from a I'yman's · dnvmg 1 v1ctory lap backward standpoint it was a ueniendous around the Atlan11 Motor Speed- · impact. The wreclcsge way after the final ,race of the, sea. . was com- son. .v: Scoreboard In the NBA ... The Four first-timers to ·b attle for crown 1 ' . • In NCAA women's semifinals, · Friday, April 2, 1993 . Pag&-4 ·. .• In NCAA men's. Final Four, ' ,. ' . Sports· ' ' . ,. ., • �• • ,' • Page 6 •The Dally Sentinel & · ;; ··· a· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio By The Bend Apostolic Pomeroy Westside Church ofC~rlst 33226 Chilchon's Home Rd. Sunday School - II 1.m. _ · Wonhip- lOLm., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. S1U1d1y School- 9:30 a.m.. . Wonhip -6p.m. , Wodneadly Strvicca - 7 p.m. Middleport Cbu~ o1 Chrtlll Slh llld Mlin Pastor: AI H1n1011 SIUiday School - 9:30 1.m, Wonhip- 8:15, 10:3Q a.m., 7 p.m. . Wedriesday _SeMces -7 p.m. · Grace=tOu~ 326 E. . St, Pomeroy , Roc:tor: Fr. Bill Lyle '. · · · Holy Euchirill&nd S~mday SchoolllLm. ' c;olfcc hour roHow"" Free Will Baptlst Churda Pastor: J1ck Colegrove School -9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 o.m., 6:30 p.m. Wednesdly Services-6:30p.m. Zloo ~urth ol Christ - Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (RL143) Pastor: ln1erim panor Sunday School- 9:30a.m. • Wcnhip- 10:30 un.,7:30 p.m. Wednesday StrviC<S -7 p.m. Tuppers Pl•ln Church ol Chrl!ill Pastor. Bill Wines . Sund1y School - 9 '-'II· · Worahip · 9:4~ 1.m., 6:30p.m. Hyoell Run Hollo.., Church · Pastor. Rol>ett Mlllley Sunday School·- 9:30 1.m. Wonhip- 10:45 ,..;,_,7 p.m. Thunday Service· 7:30p.m. Dexter Chorch or Christ P•stor: Quis Slewan Ra..._vllle Boll- CbptaPutor: Rev. Jolin Ncvillt Sllliday Sthooll 0 I.Dt. Wonhip-11 ~-·_ 7:30p.m: Wocboldi)ISeMce , 7:30p.m. S101day School- 9:30 a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 Lm. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Bradford Chun:h or Christ SL RL 124 ol Co. Rd. S ' Putor: Den:k Stump SIDlday School - 9:30 1.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. ~ednesday Services - 7:30 P-~- Mt. Union Baptlst Sunday School-9:45 o.m. Evenins - 6:3Q p.m. • Wednesday Services- 6:30p.m. su..,..,j Road Cburdl of Christ Paoor. Joseph B. Hookills SIDtday School ·- 9 1.m. Wonhip- tO a.m., 7 p.·m. Wtdllesd•y Services - 1 p.m. Bethteb . . Raptlst Pastor : Rev. Elrl Shuler Sund•y School- 10:30 a.m. Wonhip - 9:30 1.m. · Thunday Servia:F7:30 p.m. Old Beth• 'Free Will Bapllsf Church 2860 I S1. Rl. 7, Middleputt -Sunday School- 10 1.m. Ev....., - 7:30p.m. ' • Thursday Services- 7:30 Uberty ~rlllllan Church Dexter ' · Pastor. Woody C.U ~day Evenina - 6:30p.m. ThWaday Stmte ·6:30p.m. •. Hllslde Baplllll Chun:h SL RL 143 jull df RL 1 Putor: Rev~- Jamea R. ·Acree. Sr: • Lonpvllle Chrtllllaa Chun:h Sunday School • 9:30 1.m. .Wonhip- 10:30 1.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Sundfoy School - 10 • .m. W901hip ·• IILm., 6 p.m. ,Wednetday services -7 p.m. Hom lock Grove Char~ Paatoi: Charles Doonip,n Sund•y - - 10:30 • .ln. Wonhip • 9:30 1.m., 7 p.m. · ' VIctory llaptlst N. 2nd SL Middlepon Past.or. Jame1 E, Keesee Wonhip - 10Lm.• 7 p.m. 1 Wednesday Sclvices • 7 p.m. ~25 •" Filth Bapdst Church Railroad St., Masoo Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship - II Lm., 6 p.m. ........ w..mesday Servi_ces- 7 p.m. Reednllle Chur<h at Christ . PasU>r: Philip Stunn SUIIday School: 9:30 1.m. Wonhip Service: 10:30 uii. Qible Study, Wednead1)', 6:30p.m. Worship - 11 a.m. ' Mt. Mllriah Baplllt Fowth ol Mlin St., Middleport Pastor. Rtv. Gilben Craig, Jr. Sunday SchOol- 9:30 1.m. Wonhip- 10:45 AnllQolty Baptlst PaslOr: lCerineth Smilh · Sund•y School - 9:30 1.m. Wonhip - 10:43 a.m. Thunday Services . 7:30p.m. Co-puton: ~-Richard ol Puricia Bonda-Knla Sunday School - 9:30a.m. . llethaDJ Faith Tabtnade Chu~ Mtr11... lltar Pllklr. Kawioob Balter S~a~day School- . 9:45 am. Wonhip-10:30Lm. \hunday Servica- 7:30pm. Sulloa .. Pwor. K..-b Bolter Smday School - 9:30 un. Wonhip - 10:43 1.m. (Ia ol3nl Sun) United Methodist Sunday School- 10 am. Worship- 11 a.m. Rolland Bible M-1111 Putor: Rev.lvaa Myen , . s..day School- 9:311 a.m. E........ -7p.m. Wedneod1y Services - 7 p.m. Coolville United Mdhodllll Pail. PasiAlr. Helen Kline Coolville Cllarda . Mlin ol Fifth St. Sonday School· 10 a.m. Worship · 9 a.m. Tuesday Services - 7 p.m. · llolh<l Chum Township Rd., 4680Sundly School- 9 a.m. Wonhip - lOa.m. Wedneaday S<rvic:es - lOam. Joppa P11tor: Br<n<ta Wcb..Wonhip - 9_:30 a.m. 1 Smday School- 10:30 1.m. Wedneaday.Strvicco-7:30p.m. Hoc:ld"'JJ'll1 Qurdl · GnndSUect Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wonhip - 11 un. Wedneaday S.mcci • ap.m. L•a• Paotor: Rtv. Selden Jolmson Tordo Cllarp Co.Rd.63 Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Wonhip- IQ-.30 a.m. Sqnday School -9:30a.m. Wonhip ' 10:30 1.m. Wednesday Seovicea : 7:30p.m. Nazarene Reedsville Pasu>r. Rev. Seldon Jolmoon Wonhip - 9:30 a.m., lot&: 3rd Sunday -7:30p.m. Sund1y School- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Serviceo -7:30p.m. Rudalld Church or God Pastor: lolm F. Corcoran Sunday School - 10 1.m. Wonhip -II 1.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Selvicea - 7 p.m. Tupptn1 Plains St. Paul Mkldleporl Churdl-.otllle N.......e P11tor. Rev.UoyiJD. Grimm, Jr. Sundly School-9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 l-ID-, 6:30p.m. W:edneaday Servicca • 1 p.m. Pastor: Sharon Hausm111 · Sunday sd.ool - 9 Lm. · Wpnhi~ - I 0 o.m. Tuesday Stiviceo -7:30 J>.m. Syroc1110 (;hu~ at God Apple llld Second Su. P11tor. Rev. David Russell . Sunday Sthoolltld Wonbip- 9:30 IJD.! Evening Services· 7 p.m. ·~ ~ednesd~ Services - 7 p.m. ' · CentralOullltr Albui'J (Syrocuae) Putor: Deron Newman Sunday Sellool - 9:4~ 1.m. R.....tOFel ...... lp' Cn~ If tile N Pallpr: IClla W. Doaaln Sudday School - 9.:30 a.m. Wonhip • !0:45 _Lm., 1 p.m. .Woduelday Sohlcea. . .7 pJD. Wonhip • 11 a.m. Wednesday Serviceo - 7:30p.m. Pentecostal EvmiDg 7 p.m. Thunday Service • 7 p.m. s1........ MJ- 1411 Bridlemm St., Syncuse . PUU>r! Roy (Mike) Thompoon Sunday School- 10 o.m. Bvenb)a • 6 p.m. We<laelday ·SOrviCc- 7 p.m. Third Ave. P11tor. Rev. Cl.ork Baker Sunday School-10 a.m. Evening • 6 p.m. Wednesday SeMcca ·7:00 . m H:arrllonvlllo PnliiiJierlan Church Wonhip -!I Lm. Sunday School- 9:4~ Lm. Po-. Edsel Han Sunday StbooJ • 9:30 I.ID . Worship- 10:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. . DJ...llle c....muolty Cll..-cb f' ,. lila....._ I' syiac:u. Flnt Ualied Pnlllyiorlao • Sunday Stbool· 10 a.m. )Vonhip , 11 1.m., 4 p.m.(lll ol3rd Sun.) , Salem SL, Rutland Pas10r: Robert E. Mus..,., - Sunday Stbool- 10 ...... Wonhip- 11:15 Lm., 7 p.m. Weme.day Service - 7 p.m. S..-h·Jlay Advenlllt Mulberry Hu. Rd., Pomemy Paator: Roy Lowimky Slillinlay Servia:&' Sabbllh School- 2 p.m. Wonhip- 3 p.m. · Sundl~col· 9:30_un. WOnhip -10:45 1.m., 7:30p.m. - . w.........y7:30p.m. Mt. OIIYC c--olly Cllurdl ~Lo-llash ~!:""' -9:30L ..,.,p.m. Wedneday Servicc - 7 p.lit. Uolled hlth Churdl RL By·Puo Pasoor. Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. Sunday School- 9:30 Lm. Worship - 10:30Lm:, 7 p.m. . Wedl!eaday Service - 7 p.m. 7,............, i_a - • • United Brethren ML llonn• Uolled _..._ In Chrllll Chon:h Texaa c;ommunity olf CR 82. •. Pastor. Robert Sanden: Stmday Schooi - 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 1.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. "l\.it · 0\\.tf S,.ut 03oof.s · Nati~nwjde Ins. Co. 83 MHI Str•t . Middleport, Ohio All760 1&1'41992-118117 - 1998-00KSI CHURCH sUPPLIES • BIBLES \\ 1 .-. . --MEIGS TIRE CENTE~ INt "2· ..•• 271..,. ~ s.-1 · 992-7075 • , . .... rt, Ollie 112 North S.COIMI Au: Ohio Middt-•· •• .· ·sus & SERVICE "2-lt!! . , FISHER FUNERAL HOME 264 SOIIth 2nd .' ·ru Pom•roy , • · .. Middltport -=· . RIDENOUR . SUPPLY . Programs ate .' FURI<IITURE & HARDWARE Homelile 5aws · · I huUn1 the blind -mal!. llle Last Supper,1Citll wuhinl the feet of lhe dllc:lpteallld J - carryina his 214 E. Main 992-SUO·Pomeroy fiil\ -<S? . Veterans cn~~~toc.Mry. Jeu will be pot• IIIYid by Rodney Wrf&hL · lflmld Canon will be the narta• 8 Fifty--nine atnd(!JtiiiOOk pan i11-1 gradualion ceremooy recoplzinJ . l!lduetes from Hocldt!g Collep's School of=N · oil Friday. SID· denll are eacb quarter ad araduate eac qnarter from both Level. 1111d Levet.ll of the col· lege 'a career ladder nunins program. . . r.;.::~.~~~ ~d~~~~.bt! ~ c~ =~=u!P~~=~e~ ·. . ~tal T~f\:~ I Harold Carson, Holly W 1114 Dlrleno VIIIIIIIU. BetA6111111~ · Plltor Siai B11ye lnvltea tho . P.......y 992-2104 ptlbllc. ·•. · clevHie rep!CIODtcd dlo 'wociate ' depw of Lowl II p-DJIIel whilo Kal.hy Moublraer, Cilillicothe, ·. ..,mod tbo pl'lt:dcll nuninJ or · · Leoie!lpiduaiN. ' • dosest_=i2i:, • .. ~t::=-',.i~~Jlr:E"'l · · SPIILDIII : .PURCHASE FOUR ·NiW TIRES • !C'~=:~!~~ .Graduation·held: choir. ·. . . Scenes Will be depicted of lCIUJ liS I .......oriel Dr. -. ..--•'-20. ., Nazarene on Maundy Thursday · (April 8) It 7 p.m. by tho church Memorial RUTLAND T.IRE ·SALES 5 "..,,.,.,1., ICIIIIMf Filii ~~~~.... St>n•ifop .<tluOOY_." ?.;·, d · Craw's Family R1staur•f 992-5432 0:..:"s!.t:. Btlill;* .,, y c· ; j, 221 W. Main St., P-roy -----c-·a·u·JB-C·B-O·F----n~- "THE .DAY HE WORE · • _,., ..... ,_., ,. ' BILL QUICKEL die.,., -· ill_, • w.......,_~-7p.m. 106 . . ., , ,... ~i:Z:ii;'~~'!!1; ~-.-=..::~~:::~~.~~ Gold.en Rule Class·meets ~~-j=Lm. Established 1913 H2·2121 • · ==-- Pu-. Clydo W. llendenoa ''Di~nil\' nnd h ·iti.;:1;:' Carktaoo lola deao111lallliaol Cbwdl Kinpl>ury Rood POMEROY, 01110-992-6677 5 *' !l{ Saotll-11 NewTelllallleal Silver Rid&e PuJoi: 0... Syd<nslricke{ Saoday Stbool· 9 Lm. Wonhip- 10 ,..,,, 7 p.m. WecNsday ServiOII -.7 p.m. • EWING FUNERAL HOME . # . <I ' ....•• Prescr~plton~ UWUNGS.COATS. ·9.92-5141 , - , •· · PHARMACY - 'X w~ Fill Do<tors' · . _ 992•2975 .' ' Haw' The Alfred United Methodist Clyde) Bwlce. ·. ·-•ames .. ---........ _ ... a • • tia 2Z years. "I've .-. .... - - - - . ·..Church Easter SiiiiiiJe service will 1belma and Clarence Henderson • ........... ..... Jailaold ,.. 1 •• a-,_ a . 8 r •..., a 110 at 6:30 a.m. Easter morning. visited their daughter and son-in• ~ liora Mtkasa• ~ JaeQ! ,IJC&lal !113118&er of .; MIDDLEPORT · Gertrude Robinson is program Jaw; Linda and David Williams, llospital..s p• -n.O - Gaylonl Sylldic:om, lhe show's Pn••tll tbe Cantata/l)rllllla diJec:tor---:l!asJer breakfast will fol· · Belpre. . said 'TueJCiay. n.e 30--yar-al'- CJ1DCI', said dial. after a year's tow. _ Sarah Caldwell reported a soc· · Dcasplvaaecciwed • _,.of old sllows &ot a good The Blizzard of 1993 ·caused cessful trip to Columbus to have .trwt .., Yicwa- IC$JI!,.se,.llle company MY CBO_,.." canc:ellalion of all church services her receiu eye surgery checked. · ,_!..~ :Ccd~.%':.~' 7 --• • 'Mit walildkca!ier 10 serve · .,... " on Marth 14 and cancellation of Her daughter, Doris Ewing of .__........ .. -..,...._produce new 1'1111 Palm SundaF Eftlllnl Alfred UMW meeting on· March .. Pomeroy, accompanied her. · . tbeupu•••asl• •UJ· · 1 - •• 16. April UMW meeting will be at h Nelli~ Parhker attend~ a baLb~ ~-=! ~r;-•·~.-::;: .a. nae ~Hcep!aHaly·of.~eruns !O APRIL 4-7:00 P.M. the home ot Nina Robinson and . s ower .•.or _ er great·mece, .on plant ,... al« d a .. aa- caawa w, ser:nm Co~ of S!st!l Er Palmer . de Adam _ s Watden, at Asbn _rv Uruled_ 140 •a• ... 600· sbows in tbe P~rtrayt'DII the Deoth, Bunol ond Gertru Apri120Clara FODrod on ~ dilion · d lllt d•l 1: 'lis ______._ ·-·on"M . . etli0i41r,_,urcli m .,yracuse. ,__ Reou.....,ction or Jeo,. Chriot '11&rougb Robl·nson Wl'lllead ilie ..rngram t"U a- .._..d-- "Hee Haw," ""-7 - s o ..... ud So1111. Prayer aild Self-denial. Weekly bible shldiel in Mark will contin~ .,...s • . . • pidin' and grin,.::a~~ on WedneSday evenings at 7 p.m, •:::_ ....,.. Jaitb _..g TV , •s Lisa Ritchie ·attended a state auditorS dinner at HiltOn Hotel in . Bob and Violet CampbeU hosled. or female. wltidl will lie ...:·a 'lonft._ tl-l"aia& uowi. ''The Columbus on March 18. tbe recent meeting of the Golden tbe "SuMiiuue !lo&.•Jiadt 7 ~W·:..-~- ~~~~=yd Ruby Burke is making a good Rule Sunday School Class of the was eiiiXM ' • :tlll!tl&:l a pl•• ·-ove1 from a leg t'n,lury at the MiddlPint a-'"' ChUidt. . 011 tbe dliWdt paJU 1 • i a..e 3-S ·~ • ...,.... ~,.._ v•·SI· I, --'1 - A _ _ . . __..- • lila __, •._ Kbaa-* .. hab....__ hoi)IC o her children, Dorothy Cal·· June Kloes, vice-.l"~·t. con· .,.. - -~- ._.. fortk__. • C.lira2S. ·"MI•hy Nipt away and Micliae1 Bwke; 1...aJer x· ducted the •meeting > Officers penon Tbc . - - ~:C A 1 r ... -..- • Cui 23 _. . -- - •• - .....showed that her hip was Rot reports were gtven. rays __ ........._ as was finl-"""•" Devotions were given by Bob 22 for vi it•' Gnwnle" ud "Red ; UUl...... ...,..._ c belt" "Pra "s~ A ·· · -~clips _.,.... . · ' , Jerry and Joyce Bwke and Gay ampoe1 un y~r. ure ··-•.. __ NEW :t.nn Burke, local, and Joyce was from tbe book cl John.' How . ud fntit u.ys. diips,. r,·p I Tile '"lice Haw" format. ' .. OWNIR - MILLARD . ' Schulthcis of Lo~, a~nded viSi· Much Does a Prayer Weigh?" liid JK- IIIC! ..1 . 11 - • IIIJ~-~ ' =~= 61:-= "' 'ing Soulh-uneral home t'n "A~~ fOr Rattlesnakes" were l.rimlllO .-1 P • -ltdirs ill ... :~ oulfits doing tatl·on at ·~e "'' and Marily• Ftdlz. Dt Guia-- 1ri:l stils ._.. llil:t COIIIies, and . ;4.kron. for. th~it aunt, Gwen (Mrs. theSugge~ona fo{ remembering . · stead. MM•iw&aad J - Ilpes, c · 51 J • .-117 IGp stan like .. · .. J the iick and lhut-ins were given. Johti and Gleua R'zhl, Jcaa •• t.,...r.a.lillllayCIIrt. The cliss will (tih W1'llllllcd ileOII' Thomai,'Bclb:adV'd&IO 2 ' " I I - die ., 10 the class room. marted for male 7 z Jla'lewr tltx · The program, "Wash Their · . . If 1 ad dlal:ing," Chun:h Sunday Wonhip- 2:30p.m.; Tharldly . . - - 7:30p.m. ·. " SWISHER & lOHSE, 204 Condor St. Po1111rciy, OH. POII\eroy . SNOUFFER .,' FIR£ & SAFETY 991-lbll Pomeroy ·. GRAVELY TRACTOR SAlES Futlz 1)·\· .J. MarcUI Manager 'I Ph. •·2101 PRESCIIPTION SHOP ot Columbus, 0 . 10• W. Main d Al'dre area · appen~ngs LJcldiiGule t. PAULEY, AGENT.. . • ·-·s. . _" Tf.. Ede. Uolted Brethren In Christ 2 l/2 miles nooth ol Reedaville on Slate R0111e 124 PaoiOr: Rtv. RobertM•rldcy . S&mday School -lO·a.m. Wonhip -7:30p.m. Wedneaday SO<vicoa -7:30p.m. ~ P. • Actor's son released 33045 lliland Rood, Pom~ Pa-.RoyHunlel' Soqmy School- 10 a.m. B.....una 7:30p.m. Tuesday ol Thunday -7:30p.m. '· • -...,!A: No more pickin' and griruiin' on , ·· ·-.~ Fall~ 5 lo Seventh-Day Advent1st Mane Oapel Churda . Supt.: Mike Mlll<lll Sun&fay ochool • I0 a.m. Worship ·11 un,. 7 p.m. Weme.day Servia: -7 p.mFIIIII~ordl 1 *'*' .._ a Mldd!-' P!'tlii>Jhrl• · : Sunday School- 9 Lm. • Wonhip • 10 L.m., 4 p.m. (2nd ol41b ~) I ! ,. · Hus'ban. d's N.Jg ht 0 b, served Presbytenan Haul Comsn ..Jty Church OffRt. 124 p 5 5 y(···-- Blennerhassett "May Fa{r" .discusse4, . Middleport P1111eto11111l . ··: • ·~· N-Sellkm~~tl Racine Flrtl Chorda ollloe N . - . Paotor. Thlll1ll L. Guel, 0 Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 L.m. , 6 p.m. w..mesday Sclvices - 7 p.m. ' ._,_Cif Woman recuperating from crocodile attack ..._.."-mbly .. · SL Rt. 124, Racine Pallor: William Hobock Suild1y Sthool•IO 1.m,' tivmiDs - 7 p.m. · Wednesday Servi~1 - 7 p.m. Putor. ReV. EmmettRIWIUI · Sunday Sebcol· 10:00 a.m. Sunday School- 9:30 ._.._ Wonhip-10:30a.m., 7p.m. WcdoftdaY Selvioes • 7 p.m. Pastor: Sharon Hausman Worship • 9 o.m. . Sunday School - 10 1.m. Thonday Services - 7 p.m. ' ~ Ftl-lp C111ter Laarlll CUff Fno M-Ill a.rdl Pu1or: PeterT...,.blay Chester Church of ]eiUI Christ, Apoolotle F1ll~ 1/4 mile post Fort Meigs on Now lima Rd. Puwr. Willi1111 V111 Meter Sunday-7:00p.m. Wednelda'1,·7:00p.m. • Friday- """'.;. Wonhip : 10:30 Lm1, 7 p.m. Rach. Meigs CooperaUve Pariah Northeul Cluster Atrted Pastor. Sharon Hausman Swid1y Sehool- 9:30a.m. · Wonhip - II s.m., 6:30 J>m. •J- * "*,/•- · Sunday $chool· 10 a.m. Wedneljlly Servicea -7 p.m. Sunday School : 9:30 l.ftl. Pu1or: Roser Gnoe · Gnlwn Untied Mdbodllll Wonhip- 9:30 Lm. (Ill ol2nd SUD), 7:'30p.m. (3rd ol4th SlDI) Wednesday Serviee -7:30p.m. '· · ML Olive United Methodllll Off 124 behind Wilkesville · P.u10r: C.arleo Jonea Sunday Stbool· 9:30 L.m. Wonhip- 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Thundoy Services - 7 p.m. Rejoldag Ltre Church ~op N. 2nd Ave.,.Middlepon · PAstor: Law~ce Fortmll\,. ~RIUIRood Carmel Pastor: K..-b BakU Sunday School - 9:30 ,_,;,_ Wonhip • 10:4S am. (2ad ol4lh Sun) EutLelart Putor. RoacrGnc:e Sunday School - I 0 L.m. Wonhip- 9 a.m. Racine · Catholic Mldd!-' C..munl'1 Cboo~ 57$ Pearl St., Middleport Po-. Slm Alldoncn S-y SthoollO o.m. I B........ ·7:30p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:30p.m. SL Paul Lulhenn Church Comer Sycunono ol s-.1 St., Pomemy Pallor: George Weiritl: • Sunday School ; 9;4~ ..... . Wanbip-lla.m. . Putor: Rev. James Satterfield . Sund1y School-9:45a.m. Eveniog -7 p.m. Wedoelday Serviceo -7 p.m. ' Sunday School- 9:1S a.m. · Wonhip-10:15 Lm. S..,....e Pu.tor. F1ormce Smith Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonbip • 9 a.m. ..... WOiiliip·: 9 """· Wedneaday Services- 10 L.m. · IIJL Morl•h Cloun:h o1 God " Sal-c.....- s...d•y Schbo! - 10 • .m. . Trinity c... .n.au.;.at Chwdl P1110r: Rev. Roland·Wildman C.urdt - 9:1~ 1.m. Wonhip - I Q-,30 a.m. The Salnllon Annj · 113 Buuamut Ave., Pom~. Sllllday Sc:bool- 10:30 IJD. Wonhip-10:00L.m., 7:30p.m. Pastor: K..-b Balter Wonhip • II a.m. Church of God RuUand Fno Will Bapllol . Salem St. Pulor. Rev . PauJ Taylor Somday School- 10 1.m. · Evening - 7 p.m. w~esdly Services - 7 p.m. s.a-O.t Hllr1 Calllolk: Church · 161 Mulberry Ave.; Pcmeroy, 992-5891 '- Pastor: Rev. Walrer E. Heinz ·· Slit coo; · 4:4S·• ~ : I~p.m :;Mm- ~:30 P.IT!· SIUl. Con. -8:45-9: 1~ 1.m., . Sun. Mlu - 9:30a.m. · Dailey MISs · 8:30 Lm. Our Saviour LulbenD Cllwtb Wiln11111ld Hcmy StL, Ra...swood, W.Va. Hll'tford Church or Orllllln Chrlsdan Uolon . Hanford, W.Va. Pastor. Rev. David McMani1 Sunday School - II Lm. · Worship · 9:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Sclvicea -7:30p.m. L"'. • ' .. . Sl. ...... LuliaiHD Olurets Pine <Jtooe' Pu-. Geo1ae Weirick Wonhip • 9:30 L.m. SIRiday School- 10:30 Lm. PallOr. ll!avid Dailey Suriday School9:30 1.m. Bvening - 7 p.m. Thursday Service-7:30p.m. - 10 1.m. · Wodneaday selvitt -6:30p.m. · thinking can change that. I fumly believe, however, that a healthy mind Can go a tong war towazd keeping ~ jlody free o( disease I I) lilnet. I bu6d Because this Jlhilosophy has' Ia b- tile EJ • I sbe (:euwl the .' worked for me, it is with pleasure flzliiJ. I W ._ like a bl1lery of thai I leOiltlll!leDd Bill Moyen' boat. . . . ..._ lite raults' were "no "Healing and the Mind." ne ... • .. . " • the _ II . Doubleday. The pnce . II . PJP* ' Ill EICll.tSiql pu....... ......... - a ¢ ,W I tnew she was . $2S; in Canada, $30. Do ~a '> ..,. IIIII holltile, and I DIEGO . . favor and get it • once. , D . . . why. · . DEAR MAKING IT: So many Dear~ •• L1ndera: I am ·";,; Aftll-. 1 .J:i'!l ~..time. in ... - mol~ers--complain-abou~Thc-- tzoubled.bf-thot!e~ forms •~-sSIIJJ llllil me dtat what Temble Twos." Actually, ."The thathaveliuleboxesiOindicateJKe. ,__.,_Iap;.lsitpopibleiO Terrible Teens" can~ worse. You only get 10 put an X in one .... ~ lllll ger w~t? Noi Ap-endy counseling did it for you. box. l'be cboiccs are while, blactclr ...,.lbhij tlilanas SOIIledting Three cbeers for you and fOlD' for Hispanic. Sometimes they have • . , I c'l '•· • • tl)ns that I your counselor. I hope others wbo Asian. ¢1: pa4Jieua. mid this will follow your example. I have three- adopted childlal. My I' .,..._DIJIClfand UliCOV· DEAR READERS: The book I daughrer is bllck and Koran. My aa!a.,-tbllo(a,e.Ratherdtan have just read is one I've been ~ is_l)lncasian and IClireltz. My · asked my hoping SOIIIeozte would write. Bill oldest child Is Korean and Hilpllnic. • me for the Moyers must have been reading my · What box should !hey check when I W ..t:,, for example, ·. mind. tbey get old etiOUflh 10 fiU out the •Ia 0111: dly 8111lloving For many years, I have been a forms? •• DENVER Ia • tbft die IICXL I discovered. staunch believer 1M what goes on DEAR DENVER: When tbe lime e. lied IJrJen lfiaid of me all in yoW- head will leave a pro(OWld comes, they will probably put a Ia iii:. effect on whathappensto)Ourbody. check in tho box they identify with. • merce, advt~nce tli:tet. M au a H r.-..i 6e . Alll:r-jtiatlcoilnseling, I wu I am convinced that negative This makes the best sense to me. BAND TO PERFORM - Phil Dirt and ll!e Dozers will perform tbeir blend of rock 'n' roll · chamber, R•dud VU:. .._, Q 5 J l'riall liP 1!1 canailJuting 10 emotions •• hate, 111ger, fear, envy Drugs are everywhere. They're Shop-Mldt1Jepou1 ..a .F nillll r · ,. 'lidlldl oldies frolll8·10:30 p:m. April 17 at the Rutland ilte. s ,adllly~nghcerbegan and,yes,prolongcdgriefoveraloss easy to get, easy to use till(/ tvell will abo be avajltll!le at 11te ..-. Civic Center. SpllllllftCI by tbe vllla&e of Rut· • PXqll I Nity b ller part .. can impact die immune sysrem easitr to getlrooUd on.If you lralle • laud and the Melrs County Cbamber or-Com· Gflllep;nll Today, sbe is 18, andresultindisease. quutioiiSaboutdrugs,yollllmiANt • • :-' I caa ~ say she is a Haye you noticed that certain Landers' bookkt, '711e LDwdow11 011 ' - ; ; ;. wdl adJasted person, people always seem 10 get whilltver Dope." Sellll a ~1/--oddrwt:d,loiZg, ' • tlt!liMclo Wll impossible is •going around" while other:8 never busilless-siu en~lope aNI a cited: ._,..as IIID- We~iti~Nilve our seem ·10 ' get anything? or course, or lrtOM)' order for $3.65 (tlris ill· ST. LOUIS (AP) - Sandra Rossi, a reaidenl of IICIIby Har· . Bill 08e c • a. 1llllllli- • W lilt they are rare. The some serious illnesses, we ~now· ·eludes postag, alld lttuullint.) to:. Rossi wallcs around hor hospital v~rerfro,is BltbeBamesbite Hospital rccov· batbecin die ....... wi* · • i room wearing fuzzy, green enng 11! . . · Ken oh ~biOBIIldlil­ _ •lllkr ~is: Never know, are genetic. They were Lo_wdown, clo AM Landers, P.O. crocodile-shapedslippers. Her misadventure b~ppened m · ~ A&• lwilll czaJCI!ICdiE P'=•Sa . nayberig!Jlii'OIIIId . wriltellintoyourlifebyyoutances- Box 11562, Clttcago. Ill. 60611·· It's part of the 27-year-old Epulu, where she was a hllor for a rdl:ymg oft' oa tllole, Jtossi- iltew --~~IN SAN tors, and no amount of positive p562. '(Jn Canado, llllll $1.45.) adventurer's prescription 10 ward daughter of zoologists Terese ISid back in die l!llillc Ia llir. · off~ blues since a crocodile bit Jo hn Hartd , :whaloliti~rethereidentForifyin g "Andl.JIIl Pta 20 'Ihe •CPQCorlik lild !a Pta 7~ off half ber left ann in a forest vii· P1ant an anon e . ·tage in Zaire IWO weeks ago. , years, the Harts have bathed in a Rolsi'.s - . "I can't afford to"'· be local ~tream, never bothered by Cocllraae 1riccJ p -Nw& 111c Tile "'JJaiF~" planned for Nava Coucb advised garden . hassell Island garden. Tiie-bbok . depresSed,'! she said. croc9diles. czocodile .. lite-. <*i f a lla}' I • BlenstCrhassett !stand cha\l]ICople to tum in projected will be the start of the club's own · , . lhe 'blow 10 Poosest its pip. It h d • die March meet- speQding for all aardens at the library. . · itt& 111 RMr VISIICy Herbalists ·April meeling for approvll. Denise Arnold reported on the didn'LIIcpttalalltuai-dC. Wltec.TlteQV((IllliJr.-PWia ldd • d Linda MI:Coy T!te Meigs _County Showcase· ~ . herb·of·lhe·mon_lh, Chamomile. . . .. . down ..rllllalla will1 II.• , . s _. tbree guests be held at the .Meigs County Fatr Guest, Hazel Wngbt, presented a Husband's Night wu observed 22 and 23 at the Holiday Inn in Hc•rcdlll6t:Iqlilc ...... .G wm: Julil Given Grounds will be held in Oc10ber. program on using herbs, flowen recently by the Middleport Child Mansfield. The banquet speaker bim uidt:. .Jaa J1DW -'lli:zel Wrighl. ' Mary Rose has agreed 10 keep the and barks for dying yam. . Conservabon League at the. Mid- will be Bob Greene, Chicago TriAlta: 10 • die UIJI n. wiJ7 lie a wi1dflowa" wallt grollp informed about this event in Amish friendship bread, a veg•. tlleport Fire Station with a potluck bune syndicated columnisl He is fmdly liftc:p ltoai ..a slttd 11:1r hiiitc 61: :m..: tbe group has which the group plans to p!lflici· etable ~y. deviled eggs with pars· supper. Prayer was given by Nta~Cy . also author of "Be True to Your 1114 bcr r~ ....,., ..,.. ,._ Ilea iaYited 10 bofd a mini pale. · ley, conander and hot mustard . Moms. . _ ··· School" an_d '~Good Mt?;:f,' tbe ani•';j-:;-..._ Bils Clf ..._, lulti:aL o · Hill will be hosl· 11 was voted to purchase th.e sauce, le_ek omel~tte, o~egano A shon meebn~ held f~l- M~ Sunsbine. Luncheorl • musc!e, aad 4.uaH ill 1 A 1 meeting · book "Gardens of tbe 18th Cenhlcheese P_1e and ch~tmomtle tea, .. • IQwlpaJhl clll!ntt, ~t er !lilll!o ~..E. Wat. \e8Cb- . rro.. Rossi's • • · · 10 ..-.. 1 • • .• n.~work tile sy'IOhelpinplaruiingtbeBienner· were served with a St: Patrick's ~'lbe·mo •ing opened wtth er of rebJIOUS education in · 11te""' , ..._ · __,.de;' Jk p:daL . · Day flavor. the P!eilge of Allegiance and Tile Bucyrus Jilemenlary School. ed and afta: dil)s • a ,. • ; -Molb«'si'rayer. ~votions, "Par.Followmg the meetlnJ, .a sur· Rossi flew IDee. " enll Prayer," were g1vtn by Nancy pnse _Party w_as held for the 40th Rossj wtzo is npt:•-+d • ~Hee Morris. Rol! ~I· wu ·:our Hope wedding lli)Diversary of Ken and tccPs Ill' spirits . , roo Our FamU.ic!ll Future. . Pt:m Hazris. They ~ presen!ed ing abciut Ia · ; m~ r , . · ~JOEmWAilJ)S . mUle:·· Sammy Davis Jr., Ethel Meiman, _ It was announce~ the South wtth a vase of carnations, an 1ce day she satisr:ed' a _,.-CEll' c rnu Writer "Hee Haw" fu-st aired on. CBS Ernest BorJIIIine, Regis Philbin and ~ Central Conference will lle held at cream cake and cards. revel! NASIIYILLE. Temt. - ·~Hee. as I summer substitute for the Kadtie Lee Gifford. .. Jbe Rodney UniteJLMethodist -Thc..U.VC!fng ~ wu won by ~ -leavi!r& Africa. •..:. Bnr." ctnhll comllry music "Smothers . Brother~ · Variety Cas! members included Lulu ChUJ<:!' on April23 ~t 6:~0 P-11!· Nancy~- Idtty Dmt won tbe Cochnu:e-.i · Pal h+ s1scnr dial cclellnted hayseed Show" in 1968. CBS dropPed the Roman, Minnie Pwl, MiSty Rowe, Deadltne for ~uons 11 Apf!l hostess &1~ . "We 1• pt aoc ..... liiisi 1 • fm ~ JCIID, bas been put show in 1971, but it went m10 syn· Gordie Tapp, Marianne Rogers and 10. The theme for tbe conference IS Attendins.-were Nancy Moms, sal!. ''lalle Oil lit dicalion withOUt missing a season. Roy Acuff. Buck Owens was co"Down Memory Lane." HOSiesses }felen !JlackSIOO, F~ ~ ~ -· ~ . ne SJ C. !i boar-long ~w This past year, '~Hee Haw" was . host with Clar¥: from the show's will be Toddlers 10 Tassels Moth· Brodenck, Nancy Brodenck, Kitty ......... is rediw& poduc:lion, leaving a available in about 85 percent of the inception until 1986. · er's Club. ' an~ Jeff J?a~st,_ Kel)i al!d.Randy Jecii:J of any jotes in a com· TV households in the country, ~ "It will always remain a big ·The OCCL State Convention, Smder1 Mssti G1bbs, Elvts Zertle, lidd.. 1:s of a swinging board' mostly during the early Saturday pan of my life," Clark said. · ''Carosuel of'Dreams" will be Ocl ~-~ Mash and Ken and Peggy bz 'iitc f01b in the baclf· night time ~riod. Viewership is Bul, as the perky Kathy Baker OMAHA. NdJ,. (AI")- Aaul' sile-r• I donkey bray- put at 3.5 mtllion. · said in clostng every show: · Robertltedfonl's--•• 1 iii:K~U~SIIIe-. Downthroughtheyears, "Hee "Titat'sallt" Haw"liallnon-countryguestslilce. Ann ..,.-ary SU..nvlllo Word orF1IIil -.-v.... SundaY wonhip Putor; Ron Fien:e Lutheran N--•' (• Bouliotslum chun:b olfRoule 33) RUUIIId Pas10r: Anbur Cnbtroo Sunday SchOol· 9:30 1Jil. Wonhip ·10:30 Lm. Thursday SeiVicel • 7 pm. Latter-Day Saints Hoboon Chon:h or Chrlllllo . Chrlsllan Union · Panor. Theron Dllllwn Sunday Scho!>l - 9:30 1.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Selvic:cs -7 p.m. Sunday School- 10 a.m. · · RockSpriDp PaiiOr.Keilh Rader Sunday Scbooi · 9: IS a.m.. Wonhip- 10 a.m. Wednesday Services - 6 p.m. . _ ·A. Lut1en: Like the -1!1111 . • wiD wmltiO )'011 rccem1y,' I. 111D. W a IS-year~old who t 5 1 • ~ina! a beautiful little Falrv.e.. Bible Olwcb Lourt, W.Va. RL I P111or: Junea Lewis • Sundly School - 11 a.m. ; Wonhip- .9:30 •.m., 7:30,p.m. Wodnad•y Selvicc -7:70p.m. OthN Churches led" •H.-oiPnr• ' R...,•Dblod Cll...a at JeM Qrtlll lo Lotter Da7 Sall)ll Portland-Racine Uj Pillbr. Jerry Colljns • Sunday Sebool - 9;30 1.m. . Worahip • 10:30 L.m. . Wodneaday Servicos -7:30p.m. Christian Union Fo.-.st _Run Baptist Putor : Arius Hurt ' ·- ·· w.........,. s.m.:.. 'J'om..-oy Pa110r.Ji~ (Gnc:e) K<e Sunday School· 9:15 ..... Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. w..m...f.y Services - 7:30p.m.-. '15 Pari St., Middle!>on. Putor: Rev. Roy Mttony Sunday ICbool - 9:30 Lm. • Worship- 10:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Semcc • 7:30p.m. Mason Chur~ <it Chrllll Miller SL, Mason, W.V1. Sunday School- 10 1.m. Wonhip- J I 1.m., 7 p.m. Wedne:n1ay Scrvices-7 ~.m .. Pastor: Joe N. Sayre Sundly Scbool • 9 a.m. Worship- 10 1.m. .wester•• Bible Hot- Cbon:h Rutla~d Church or Chrlsl Putor: Eucene E. Underwood SW1d1y School - 9:30 un. , Worship - 10;30 a.m., 7 p.m. SHver Run Baptist P111or: Bill Linle · Sund•y School- !Oa.m. · Worship· lla.m., 7:30_p.m. Wednesday Selvi<:Oi-7;30 p.m. Ploe Grove Bible Boll... ~urda 1/2 mile df Rt. 3~ Putor. Rc:Y. O'Dell Monley Sunday School- 9:30 1.01. worlhip . to:3o •.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. .Friday, April 2, 1993 . beneficial for mother, daughter Cocilville Rood . Putor: Rev. Phillip Ridenoor S101d1y School - 9:30 1.m. ' 'W<nliip ,. 10:30 a.m . . W~eaday Stlvice. 7 p.m. SuadaY School_- 9:30.un. C11v..-y Bible Church ' Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Wonhip • 10:30 1.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Servicca -7 p.m. . PallOr. Rev. Blsckwood ' · Sunday School - 9:30a.m: Portlud Flnl Q - or 11M N!I&Ai'-. . • Wonhip 10:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Pulqr: Willin JUIIis • · --·-:··---w - . y-Sel'\>iee ::7:30p.m: -:----· Sunday Stbool - 9:30 a.m. Follll Fd-lp Cruaade for Cllrllll . Worship· 10:40 Lm., 7 p.m. PallOr: Rev. Franlclin Dickens Wednesday Stivicca_• 7 p.m. Service: Friday, 7 p.m. J'1tw Hav• Clsurda orlbe Nllilnnt Calv..-y PIJarlm.Chlpll . Pastor: Gleu<loa Slroud Sunday School-9:30a.m. !Utrisonville Rood Putor. Rev. Vic:tor Rouah Wonbip- 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. -7 p.m. Sunday School9:30 o.m. Wonhip- II 1.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Selvice- 7:30p.m. ,Purl Cliop<l ' Pastor: F1oreDc:e Smilh ' · · Joint counseling proved to be Wlllle'a Ch1pd Waleyon Pallor: Samuel Buyo W~Setvicea-6pm. Mloernllle Pusor: Doron Newm~~~ Sundly $c:hool - 9 a.m. · WC)f1hip- 10 un. w. .ySOrvii:es - 7 pi.;. RolludQ.rdl or11oe H01th (Middltp<JI'I) Puux: F....t Smilh Sunday School - 9:30am. Wonhip • IQ-.30 Lm. R'* oiShlron Holt. . . Ourdt Now lima Road; Rutland Pastor: Rev. Dewey King SU!Iday achool· 9:30 1.m. SID!day worship -7 p.ID. .. W~day Jnyormeeling· ? p.m. Bndbury Church ol Christ Pastor : Tom Runyon Sunday School .- 9:30a.m. Worthip · 10:30 a.m. Racine Flrtl Boptlol Ydulh Putor Rick Harril Sunday Sehool - 9:30 s.m. Wonhip- 10:40 Lm., 7:00p.m . Wednesd•y Servie<s· 7:00p.m. Sunday Stltool • I 0 1.m. Wonhip - 9 1.m. Thursday Services - 6:30p.m. .., Puur. Rev. Thomas MaC1ana Sunday Stbool · 9:30 • .m. .......W-''"' -10:30Lm.and 6nm. Clo-.Qaaedl or theN_... ~Rev. HerbertGnle · Sunday School- 9:30 LID. Wcnbip- II a.m:, 6p.m. W-.!OySom.:es·7p.m•. FcnstRaa Holiness S~mday • ./ Pallor: Deroo Newn\11\ . Beorwallow Rldse Charth or Christ Rutland Fll'SI Bapdst Olurch Sunday School- 9:30 o.m. Wonhip- 10:43 a.m. Pomeroy First Bapdst EutMainSt. . . . ., -Putor. Dt. ·lee Mom•· Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Wonhip -!0:30a.m. . F1rst Southern B.,dst 41872 Pomeroy Pike Putor. E. Lamar O'Boy~ni Sunday School - 9:30a.m. . Wonhip - 10:43 Lm., 7:00p.m. Wednesd1y Stlvices- 7:00p.m. · Flrst Bapllth C~arcti 6th 1r1d l'llmer St. Putor. Rev. Junea A. Seddon · ·"· SundaySehooi'9:15Lm. Wonhip- 10:1~ Lm.;7:00 p.m . .., · ..'\.B.Y.- ~:30 p.m. . Lord's Supper ht Sunday of .-...y mond1. Wednesdoy Se1Vice-7:00p.~- Sunday School --10 ..... Wonhip - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. . Thul1day Setvicco - 7 p.m. Episcopal Freedom Goapel Million Bold Knob, oa Co. Rd. 31 Putor. Rev. Rogw Willford Sundly School- 9:30 Lm. Wonhip- 10:43 1.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servia: - 7 p.m. ........,,a.~atthel"• FlatwPutor: Kcilh Rader Otester Putor. G•ry Hines Keno Chur<h or Christ Wonhip- 9:30a.m. SundoySchooi,- 10:30Lm. Ash Stm:t, l!fiddleport Pastor: Mark. Morrow SuunlaySeiVicc -7:30p.m. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m., · Wednesday Stlvice-7:30 p.m. .· ... . Saaday School- 9:30a.m. l¥onbip • lQ-.30 LJn., 6 p.m. , W........y!lervioa - 7p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.in. · New I,lre Church or God - : dlorlloell'er - - .............., .Page-.7 ~-: GioaDMcMDJ. ?.tor. Kcilh Rader Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonbip- 9 a.m., 6 p.m. . Tueldly Seovjca - i p.m. P•tor. Pill Hcnsoo Sunday School- 10 1.!n. Worship - 11 1.m. Pomeroy C~-~ o1 Cbrllll lll w. Main St. - Panor: Andrew Miles Somday School- 9:30 a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 pm. s,_p r.torpn• Church of God or Prapheey 0.1. ~Rd. off SL Rt.160 Church of Christ HoP< Baplllt Cllurdl (Soulllorn) 370 G...,t Sl., MidciJepo!' PasiOI': Rev. David Boyan , Sundayschool · 9:4~ a.m. . Wonhip - II Lm. 111d 1 p.m. Wednesday.SeNjcc -7 p.m. The Daily Sentinel 5 .1-;o.ridllll•a illll* . . , _ wifll,... Wl7kinC 11 5 W1iJ- 11117" , Z "'IIJ .a •'l FfDO 5 FREE. 1, ' RECEIVE A ' FRONT END ALIGN-NT UIIROYAL •. FIRUTOIE • IIARIIOUn . ~ . r,__ COLOtiY THEJiTRf =-.: ., " ,. 11 1 ••.. fli I ' - / · • Stai* .-f fliP 1h li - . 7 ... ., L,.eP • ...... _...._. ~y odlor Lewel I ... a-.1 0 n , . ,.. JD~raft:liolt •• ,:E a:;- • - I . RUTLAND nRE SALIS StaiiiOUII 124 7A2•3011 ••••••• • I �• Ohio Dinner set The choir of Southern High School will present the dinner theatre, "Made in the U.S.A.," on April 10 at 6 p.m. at the high school. Tickets are available now and the ·cost is $4 for adults or $2 for students/Children. The dinner will begin at 6 p.m. and the menu includes spaghetti, · cole slaw, roDs, dessert and drink. . · The variety·show-tbemed presentation, scheduled to begin at 1 p.m., will feature selections from the Big. Band.era, songs of the Sil·. ver Screen, as weD as pop, countty and jazz tunes. The public is encouraged to. atoend tbe event and support the musical program at Southern Local which is under the direction of Melissa StewarL ·SUMER IMAGES 2 • , • ; •il•• on Hysell RuaRH.OH Rt. 124 $20 ~ .16 Sts1io1s $25 992·2487 • 12.S.11i011 R&C EXCAVATING IU~OS~NG . . . DINNER THEATRE SLATED - Practices ·are underway ror the Southern High School Dinner Theatre, "Made in .the U.S.A.," under the direction ol Melissa StewarL The dinner wiD beg~ at 6 p.m. and the show gets underway at 7 p.m. Tidets are avaUable rrom any choir member, rrom tbe Soutbem HiRh School off'~ee, or at the ·door the night ortbe sliow. Pictured are Jennirer Lawren.c'e, Kimberly Jenkins, Tamara Hayman, Rayan Young, Rochelle Jenkins,Brandy R,oush and Tracy Pickett as they dance to "Vogue." Not pictured are Chanda Mulford, Roberta Caldwell, Jennirer Cummins, Tassi Cummins and Cecilia Nilssen. .::. ·cHESTER · Mr. and Mrs. Rick Sams, Little Hocking, and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan E. Arnold, III. Pomeroy, announce the engagement-and approaching ·mwrlage of 1 Card of Thanks Oh please. Why are· we sup--.. · thi ? I the posed to CDJOY s. s re something intrinsically funny about a beautiful, successful woman "get- . ting her comeuppance" from an unfaithful husoond? Best sellers . Here are the weeldy charts for the nation's most popular videos as they appear in next week's issue, of BiUhoard rnagaj:ine. Susie c.asts the louse out, but there's no evidence Joey's ever been much more than an odious skin chaser with a evil-eye charm wiggling on his neck chain. Ask not how· she could be so blind . Stupid, yes. Blind, no. Susie's next scene is -with her youn.g son, M1'chael (Ross Noe1Coward who' s so wise, sensi.. · Mali ) rttle 9 10ld · d · that f · nger • a I . or year-o bve an witty you hal -expect A big THANK_ YOU! to · Overbrook ··Center fro~ · March _ Employee of the Month. Nancy Manley ,: ~: '. REPORT Fo< the Flacal Y•r Ended December 31, 111112 ·. , J.IDDLEPORT VILLAGE MEIGS COUIIT't, OHIO . GOVE;RNIENTAL . FUND TYPES REVENUE R&CEiPTS I RECEIPTS: LocalTuH ........ 2n,ll50.46 lntargavornmenllll I Sarvlc• .............1n,727.70 Fl- ·LJcen-, a Permlt. ............ 44,85U8 Miacella-....... 55,871.71TOTAL RECEIPTS .......1,180,112.47 , EXPENI!ITIJRE DISBURSEMENTS . DISBURSEMENTS: Current: Security of P.. on a Property ........ 232,o.t3.72 Loiauro Tlmo Activlti•-........ 117,043.1-7 Community Enviranmtnl.........5,253.35 Bille Ut)llty · ' ServlcH ..- ........ 131,738.51 Tranaportatlon .... 281,4811.25 General Governnient ........ ____ ,HI,~.21 · Capll,ll Outlay, ................. II,OOO.OO Debt Sarvlco........ Z51,111U4 TOTAL DISBURSEIIENTS .....;.._,f,370,HUI Toll! Recelpta Overlllndel Diobun._,___(110,172.11) · OTHER FIIANCING SOUACEI/(UIEI) W~ler A. o..- llld Jalle1'l!lerlilh. . • ' I . Charv-lor Sarvlc• .............35t ,564.54 Mlocellen10111 .............. 22.00 TOTAL SERVICES:....:... 351,586.54 DISBURSEMENTS ' CURRENT: , P I oreona Sarvlc•............. Z7t,INI1.24 Contractual Sarvlc•............... 70,216.13 c:;."7;;;....:.....623,780.91 Su.:.::.:~~. . . . .S!,835,10 Prices Start At s34 99 1f2 PRICE.ton. Michael Jordan Jam Tux ' And Much Morel Sale Ot Rxod Au..................... 10,421.00 T•• ••• Olher ~ operattna "-".... 1114,101.111 Tr.,...,..q ........... ~7,71~.50 Tr....-..out......(l2,111.32) TOTAL OTHER AN. SOUACEII (U8EIJ----· 111,132.72 E=andOiher · , lolll'lll Ovitt (Under) xpond. 01111. a Olhor"eu'Nr'.l,110.111 .Fund CMh Bala108 · Jan. 1, 11111-•1.,,410.21 Fund CMh 811Die. at, 111112.... 113,110.12 O•r Ad I• tile iprl•t Style lacornct. It •••ld •avo.road•••• ~NY ·REGULAR PIICID TUIED0.... $5.00 OFF. !Ill . .. · FABRIC SHOP · 110 W. Mal!' e .Pomeroy, OH. e ·992•2214 . . r 949·2168 Congratulations! Saturday I 0:00·6:00 Closed hnday Bryan and 3-1 Connie l-awrence Portland, Ohio Married PHONE Jeanie Howell, EA ,. '' ' 205 North Second Av1. ' SUMMARY OF . onconipo.. 83 acree end INDEBTEDNESS .ro located71', onMinute the MORTGAGE REVENUE: Wllkuvllle Ou18111nclng u.s.G.s . quadrangle map, .~an. 1, 1w.t ....... 460,ooo.oo extending o.8 mil• eoulh or Retired, tw.t .............. 2o,ooo Salem centu," 0.91 mile• Oul8111ndlng Denville 1.5 Dec. 31, 11182 ..... 440,000.00 woet mitee .ol oouthwoat of and Danville. G.o. NOTES: Tho ~~~~~lion propoaeo to Ou18111nclng • oxpr~ricllhe ••• lor room · J..... 1,111112 ......... u~.uua and plllor underground and Now laeue, 111112 .. 310,1!00.00 full coal extraction mining Retired, tw.t ....... 167,7.:~t.n by longwall methode. Oul8111ndlng · · The application lo an file Tgn~1 • 1113 ..... 587,108.71 at the olllc:eo ol the Meigo au · ..~ndlng . County Recorder, Meig• .. County, Court Houae, .bln.1,1w.t ...~.. tt~.U8.48 Second Street, Pomeroy, Now looue,11H12 .. 310.ooo.oo Ohio 45768 and the Galli• ~=~w.tng ....... 187•738-n County Recorder, Gal! IIi county Court Hpuae, Doe. 31,111112 .. 1,037,108.71 Locuot Street, Galllpolle, THIS IS AN UNAUDITED Ohio 45631 lor public view· ANANCIAL STATEMENT. lng Written commonto I certify lhle report Ia be ...,dlor requeeta for an lnlorcorrect ancl true ta tho beet mol conference may.,. oont of m/. knowledae. · to the Dlvlolon of Reel•· en D. Hockin.,, 3131M motion, Fountain square, ~;::::.: Ohio Building H·3, Columbuo, ,., 43224, within 30 dayo -dcleport, Ohio U760 of the laal dlite of public• (3)3 1, \6~4 ) w.t-&1,2~ .(Mayor) tion olthlo notice. (3) 12, 18, 26; (4)2 4tc PubliC Notice 1-------Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC HEARING NOTICE . NOTICE le hlrebl' given The VIII- of Mlddl........, lloet on Betu... ~, brfl 3rd, _. ..,.... • ·-•· ..,. will be applying lor · 11103• at 10: 00 a.m., a public Community Devetclpment .... will be hold 11'211 W11t s d a.. · Block. GrMt Fundi through aeon ,..enue, Pomeroy, tho Ohio Department of Ohio, to .. 11 lor caoh tho lollowlngco1 - a1 : Development under the eo----Iva 11187 SPKtrum ,.,.. __ _ RcJ: F,uncl Caah ~· . Die. 31, 111112-.... 38,200.111 ' Clwgeelor lerwk!eo ............... 1,410.00 TOTAL AECEIPT8 .. 1,410.00 Tofll Aeoeipll ovafunder ~- ......1,410-00 NOH-OPERATING REV) O:~~=~;~lii.CIO . F1 11 ,1112 ....... 71,725.00 TreMury l a l -.............. 144,112.70 . _.............1M,oea• Tolll no.un< 111---·- ·--.UO,III.H Olltltandll•-·-(a, 1II..ICII TOTAL IAL ........ Hi,ICMM • TRAILER SITES, Mlddlariort, OH WILLS HILL RD.- A Ia~ modular, with an addition on the ~Hr. has 9 rooms, 4 bedroomo, and ~ balhs. Hos a .JJ.l't pump, 2 act'!B of. nice laying land, and an older , garage. has a spectacular view of lho golf cou1'811. · S4a,ooo. WILLS HILL RD. -A small home -lhat can be bought as Is or owner will finish_. Has a cathedral ~ling, la~g&. living dining area, kitchen, one bedroom, utility oi8a. Now heat pump, mostiy drywallod. All new wiring end plumbing. $28,000 UNANISHED. $33,000 RNISHED. room, POMEROY - Pleuanl Ridge - l.ool<ing lor a 111ntal or an _.omical place to live? Thio ie lor you. has 1~ storioo, 3 bedrooms, la~ga utility room and hot water baseboard hoat, Owner may help with financing. Juet $14,000. ' ' LONG BOTTOM .,... Haymon Road - This 7 ye11r old modular has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, gatdon bathtub, fir~~pla~. island bai in kitchon, 118w hMI pump, and a oummor kitchen. Allin good condition. Afao a 1973 mobile homo with 2 bodrooma wilh now carpal and windows. All ollhis on 3.3t aci8S. S45,1100 · RUTLAND - Main StrMt - A la1111 2 story I 0 room houN with ono balh and 1 little ovor Y. acre of ground. Aleo h11 a 24X30 metal Morton building_. $28,000. DOTTIE TURNER, Brokw ............................... w.t-5682 BRENDA JEFFERS .......................................... IHI:I-3056 .--85 DAAl.ltE ITEWART.-.................'....~............ t • BANDY BUTCIER ........................................... 1102-5371 JERRY BPRADUNG ...............,...............(304) 882-34. .OFRCE .............................................................. w.t-2186 Rtal Ellate General . D. A. BOSTON . EICAVAnNG (614) 667·6628 c••••ln, ON. 6181'1211 3-B-831 mo. 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Lie. No. 0051-32 au ' .1419 State Rt ..7 614·446·0736 .7& Galllpolle 47269 St. Rt. 241 • I YJ Milt OH Rt. 7 Thru Che1ter 01 Rt. 241 Pl. 614·985·3949 NOW OFFERING...... , . OIL AliD LUBE SERVICE TIRE REPAIR AND ROTATING pt:Pkiaunt & VIcinity · Oor.go ................. ADrll1,2,1S. - .. ltllh •• tiC! 5:00, bobf - · - ... - . . . . . . Mnlturo, · hcM•Ihold tiHili & MUCh moN. Rain . . . 1,1,10• . Clo- Bell, Bal, I :DO - J:DO, 5 mille N«<h on R1. 2, Roln Con, ..... 3/24/93/ 1 ttio ptl R•••• JOE N.· SAYRE •· 614·742•2138 ' NEW USTING SR 325 n•r Danville- 92+ 1Er11 !ann w1ft. mobile home with buih On addition, lirepiiiC1l, cellae, bam, gatage, paved road. Nice laying landconolsting of hayland, · pallUI8 & wooda. $72,500 ' NEW LISTING- Pom~or· Approx. :f lots of vacanl ground used a mobia heme ails. All hook-ups available lri\medi- 1118 poa$essiopL$2,500 · ""*'· . · RUTLANO. Brick St.·Nioa affordable home wilh 2 bedroorne, bath, gu haa~ 1 car garage, gardon apece, fruit lr8tll, ~ street, lol of 66- x 100, opplilnoaa. Alking $18,000' f .r e d I .' WICK'S room upatall'l poalible apartment """""' Iota of storage. • ,ASKING $15,000 UNION AVE.· Alot ol houoo tor a lillie money I 1 112 ololy heme 3-4 bedroom!, caroet/WOod flooring, lraplaoe, iarg8 fronl porch, ,ASI<INu $11,1100 . BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. SERVIC£ . 36970 Bai·R•. Road Pomeray, Oltlo •.OWNER: Fill 915·4471 ..... . 667-6179 . (llo S.lllhy Calla) 21121821lfn IISIILL & IUBI COISIIUCnOI ...•~ . Sto••.=· • ... •' .. 614·992·7643 Jeff Wldcers._ • ,,' FREE ESTIMATES 992-3470 ·····-· :r=:r. ••••••••• I New Homes • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Wl,ndows Room Addl.lons • Roofing COMMERCIAL end RESIDENTIAL SIZED LIMESTONE TUPPERS PLAINS· Grell localion for 1 commu\8r to Plllkenburg elc. well malntslned his~ home -with 3 . bedrooma, 2 ftreplaOaa, 1+acreklonced bacl< Y81d? Offel'l · some ~ un~Rue featuraal AS lNG S49,8011 · How about a IKielneee IKilldlng in POMEROY? 2 IIOrY unjt, main llreet enranoo, Iorge Iran! ahowroom, 'large . o l - 010¥0 Rolli In R~aso•••le 992-2259 ~~~ "· llol:381- GallipoliS CUSTOM SADDLES, LEATHER REPAIR and BALL GLOVE REPAIR LAwn Mowing, Sltrllna 2721; Shade River Saddle Shop .MAINTENANCI lib 111111 ~- loll: Aptcat PciodJe, long - 'llclnlly 7 KEVIN'S LIWN eom.. To Good Homo: 2 Doao: 1 Calllo ..LI.STONI, GRAYEL & COAl •1, • •TRUCKING . SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE Call 614-992· · 6637 · s•~ Rt. 1 FI'M Moving Box~~_ ~It 1101-9.... ll'4-441-7H2. HAULIIIG :::.!Z: ::0:.. . 992·3138 ' •DOZERS •BACKHOE •TRACK LOADER . . , . -.!, EIICI!Io drpr, _ :104-675-1104. ' SUPERIOR ,FUELS AND ' Ch:ll 1:, :~~ Th~,::::.r7~ ~.:.~"'c-ct.";.~= p': SN t 1FAPP604ZLH182088 ~m,;...,lc h-lng will be 11110 Dodge Omni, BNf ,..... 1B3XL1103LC708818W ~o1;,~·~ 1::,~= Chevy Allro Yin oh-~. 1 loOIItod at _ 7 1GBDM1121NB157488 _,..., Fermere Bank and 1.!:!:..,. Com..... y, Pom• r-·r-,...... .,e rillht lng tho oomprehonalvo lhle 1111, and to houelng program and Ita withdrew tho abova "-fill to the o-munlty. . collateral prior to ealo. ' Alii-Mel pereone . . Further, The Formere Bank· Invited to attend to make rnd Bovina• Company ouggoetione and provide r11....,.. the ritiht to reject public lriput on the variOije or aH bide eubmltled. illotrvltleo which mav IMi urther, the above unWr•~en In tho programL aollaferal will be oold In tho ,_, c-monlll will condition It le ' ln with no acooptld until 7:30 P.M., expre111d or ·rmpllod April 12, 18ea and IUY be w.,.nllll mailed to Mayor Fred For .more lnla>matlan Hoftm111, 237 R- Street, . contact Jell Gilkey, at 11112· Middleport, Ohio 41710. 2138• Hollm-• .......... _ ... (3) 31; (4) 1, 2, 3ta Ylllago ol sr I Repor1 (4) 2, liD 5 Happy Ads --~--------,~~'=~-PUbliC Notice LEGAL NOTICE Southern' Dhlo Cool ~ LEGAL NOn~ . Companr, Molgo Mine No. Notice Ia herobr gl"" 31, P.O. Sax 400, Athena, that the Mnuel MHI!ng of Ohio 45701, hoo oubmlltod the alla.,ttoldua oiFan•• 1111 application to rev lee 1 Banoeheru, lno. wiH be co al MIn In a and hold 11 tha main ·oftloa of . Reolemallon Permit nom- Farmoro ..,. llftd lavlnge bered D.OU4-2, to Ill• Ohio Companr, 211 W•llnond Department of NetU!II ltreo~ Pmooror, Ohio, Reoourcee, Dlvlolon of _.n~ng 1D Ita ily-IIWo, an Reclamation. lhe propoaecl tho t~lrd WeclnHday of eoal 111lnlng and reolam• April, 11113, at 4:00p.m. tor tion operatiOn will be oon- the purpooe of lleotlng duated In Melge Countr, dlraotore and the lrlllle• 811_, T-hlp, Sactiona aotlon of euoh other II, 11 and 2• Qallia County, bualn- • may PfOINN'Iy Morgan T-nehlp, Baotlon oomebolotould.....,g. 17 and 23. Tho propoled PeoAIII. !ileed. I• kry unct.ground mining • - (3) 21, 21; (~) 2, 11, 4ta . LANDCLEAAING, DRIVEWAYS INSTAllED UMESTONE-TRUCKING FREE ESTIMATES GOOD SERVICE IS .OUR GOAL LUBRICANTS THAT WORK HARD FOR YOU. •BP Diesel Supreme...Try it, there is a difference. ·· •Minimum 50 Cetane •Low ash and sulfur •Will not gel In winter time. • 1993 SPRING LUBE SALE' . . MARCH 15TH thru MAY 31ST .. . Special farm terms with payment 4 tlmea a year· and NO INTEREST or FINANCE CHARGE. Larry E. Miller 1·800-598-5654 ,. 614 4 46 1157 PomtrOy;Oh. 4571t Quali2 Stone o. Double bod ooll oprtngo; 114- • . ING-92·1111 · 1:30 .,..,. ""' . TIIIILI S.._ 10 iim-3 pm I 04 lluloorry Avo. --· r-. 814-245-sna. . . 992-2269 . USED RAILROAD TIES Hours: SUIL & lion. Cloaod Tuao, Wad, Fri. { ,, a _..., Sponloil to' good - · -1 Whh kJd8, good pn>loa- · BILL SLACK Rtpolr ··· BULLDOZER, BACKHOE. and TRACKHOE WORK AVAILABLE. SEPnc SYSTEMS, HOlE SITES and I wll old pu..,_ Bill Lab •FIREWOOD Shoe "" .HOWARD EXCAVATING 4 KNIIfiO To Ol......y, 114-2111114. ' . •LIGHT HAULING . .. 'j ~:J Seasonad ' SHRUB TREE TRIM and REMOVAL MEADOWS SHOE LEATHER REPAIR ALL HARDWOOD • 1.-- Nowf' Ext. Be 18 v... Unilllr Co 8jl2431-11111. 31111 mo. : T2!ALNTSDISBURSE· . ~ ............... 401!,032.~7 Toll! Rocalpta O..lllnct. Diebure•enlll.(50,445.93) NON-OPERATING REY1:NUE81(EXPENSES) Mlo..ua-.........&,308.70 Other Bourc..monoperllllng Rev...... II,SOO.OO T,.,llfora-ln ...........:.s,141 .U Debt Sarvlce.-... (48,8111.1181 TOTAL OTHER FIN. SOURCES/ (4SES) ................. 44,053.65 Exc. Md Other . FinM g Bouro11 Over/ (Under) Expend. Dllb. a · Olhor Ue111Ne1 ... (&,382 .281 Fund Caah Balance . .len. 1, 1113 .......;.44,5112.U NOHEXPENDASLE· TRUIT FUNDS RECEIPTS: ~OTARY ,_ $40.00 a load ca--. Plll~e . Quarterly and Year-end Reports REASONABLE · RATES . FIREWOOD FOR- SALE Loaldng Far -1¥11. FrQM, 1205 Pletponl, Columblo, · Ml..owl0201, (:IMl LONELY? To Hw A-· Smlllna VDice??? 1.000 - t:all HOWELL'S . BOOKKEEPING & TAX SERVIC.E 992·3577 . Oieot Onl,_ A - D. ~ IEIIon .1W1no F- POMEIOT, 3-16-93-tln . HappyAds ao. 1a, cw.-. .. 8131. $3.\li Por Min. - 992·5335ilr 985·2561 A~•••• '11103. om Ext 112111 Q.ll Ptr llln. MUll Be 18 Yrw . .IJnlllor Co. 10:1131-4111. Tllk Uvo WMh lleolllllul Qlrlell All Wohlng To Hoot F - Yaull KIN'S APPLIANCE SERVICI 217 Middleport, Ohio Moti.·Frl. I 0:00·5s00 ..... :. , BUlliES _ .,,... " Ill Or We Jilek UP! > ----------------~-----------,----1 . Doll"rod. ~--~-------~--------------~1 (614) 992·5449 12131192Mn OFFICE 99~·2886 ~ ~ ~P.O. MICROWAVE OVEN aad VCR REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ES.TIMATE$ · CanipolK\ve WI!~ St-. High Ouallll- Aloo. You Con Add SIGO.DO To 4 614·989·2405 PleaaeiMYe 111011oge & ,.._ .......... . Mltlolol -rsToY- ........ Uno 01 ........ - To aut. flange ndill. From .... S2,000.DO -To Y- DuringT.·Dilallo Dor To a-.. Wrlle .J ,..; Dept, I travel up to 1~ hours from Uttlo !-locking, a minimum of 15 haad of cattle per visit to aiTBngom.nts possible lor 4·fi groups and clubs. , . · C•ll for •a oppoiii!MII · P-oy,Ohlo 3125/W 1 mo . VIDEO SALES Copyright 1?!J3, Billboard PubIJJ' . !!c·R Hlocl? . lications,.Jnc. 1. "Beauty and the Beast,"(Dis· PROPERTY SALES ney) ' . 2. "Little Nemo: Adventures in If you sell property at a gain I Slumberland," .(Hemdale) :!."Playboy Celebrity Center- and receive pay ments over a number ' of years, rather than all at once, you fold: Jessica Hahn," (Playboy) may be ..a ble to. report the sale using 4."101 Dalmatians,". (Disney) 5."Sports Illusuated's 1993 the inslallm ent method. This means · that the tax On your gain is paid as Swimsuit Video," (HBO) · th e paymen t s; th us: th e · 6."Sisler Act," (Touchstone) . you· rece1ve .DEADLINE , . 7. "Cindy Crawford's Shape tax-is.spread over a number of years . · 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE Your Body Workout," (Good- In some-cases. you may pay part of , Times) ' the tax at a lower rate . The use of · PUBLICATION 8. "Live, Ri~ht Here, Right th · 1 11 . t----;:::=========~-~ e ms a men1 meth 0d 0f repo rt 1ng ·I Now: Van Halen, ' (Warner) · POMEROY BOWLING LANES 9."Fried Green Tomatoes,' ' your gain is not. however, manda· tory. You can re po~e entire gain 614_992.2403 (MCA-Universal) i~ the year of the saTe even if you !O.'"'The Rescuers," (Disney) . . . f 8 BALL POOL TOURNAMENT VIDEO RENTALS WI 11 rece1ve so me payments m ater starts at 12:00 Noon Copyright 1993, Billboard Pub- years. on Sunday, April 4 lications, Inc. If you sell the property during Open Bowlin~ 12:00 Noon 1. "The Last of the Mohicans," a year in WhiCh your income.'1, S un· (Fox) usually low. yo u may prefer to report 2." A League of Their Own,' : the entire gam in the year of $ale. LYME DISEASE (Columbia TriStar) Because current tax rates a're the INFORMATION MEETING 3."Sneakers," (Universal) APRIL 6 • 7 :00 PM lowest in years, paying' the full" tax at . · · 4.''Honeymoon in Vegas," the current rate may prove to be a Pleasant Valley HospHal (NewLine) DoWnstairs Conference Room S. "Single White Female," smart 'th ing to do. If you need to · (Columbia TriStar) . decide which way to report a prop· 6.''Death Becomes Her," erty sale. your nearby H&R Block (MCA-Universal) office can help you determine the tax 7."Unlawful Entry," (Fox) treat ment more favo rable to your sit· Public Notice Public Notice 8." Singles," (Warner) . uat10n. "9. "Cool World," (Paramount) 618l MAIN .POMEROY CASH BASIS COMBINED PROPRIETARY FUNDS IO."Mr. Baseball," (MCA-UniANNUAL FINANCIAL RECEIPTS: , . versal) 992-6215 POMEROY, OH: IUY e SEll • DADE · 317 N. 2nd St. January 15, 1993. ~ . !:::::::::::::::::::=~~;::::::::::::=::=!.1 :: Real Estate Genaral •: WHEELER A. DRAKE Drake, Westerville resident for II years, celeb~ his . 90th birthday on March 23. Drake was born in· 1903 in East . 'Cleveland where he graduate from . Sl!&w High School. After receivin~ his B.A. degree from Miami Umversity at Oxford he returned to Cleveland for graduate work at · Western Reserve University. ' In . 1930, Drake moved to PoinerOY where he began his teach· fug careei at Pomeroy High School. Teaching subjects in the business· education area and involvin~ himself in extra-curricular activities such as the school yearbook advi- . sor whii:h kept him busy for 43 years. He was 70 years old at the time of his /etirement in 1973. He was • deacon of the Federated Ourch of Pom~y and a member of Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 • FNA~.· It was in P!'meroy that Drake mel and mamed his wife, Or•ce Humphrey Drake . The celebrated their S9th wed. din&IIIDi-->' last September. Alter residing in Pomeroy for .s:z years, the Drakes moved to .Wo1terVille to be clo1er to their c~~Uabter.- Mary D!W Higgins. !Je . . dlroc Jlllldehildren, Pam Rig. . Anita lfilgins Peterfish and S!Aiv'e IDgial, all of Columbus, llld twO m.t-arandc:hildren, Justin him to wear a smoking jacket It's an utterly false characler. TaxNews •90th birthday 992·7553 THE BOOK BARN 5 portilbla roUover chuta. f':.J ..._Ill lloplllng rears '2·5 HOUR · .NEW - REPAIR Interested it hyitg Mcwy Kay Prildacts? Cal Kin Christopher at 441-1700 their children, Nathan Eddy and Melissa Lynn. ,. The couple will-exchange wed· ding vows on Friday at 7 p.m. at New Life Covenant Church of GOd in Chester. ~WNERS Kirk Undorachultz, A.F.A. certified journeyman tamer offering hia hoof trimming MIVicaSIO'Cittle owners. 15 experionce as a prolosoional farrier. AI trimming is done wilh hand lools (nol grindersl REASONABLE RATES ROOFING 12-5-Hn Sams. . Amold · CA1TLE aiiiiUMESTONE DELIVE" · SERVICE How•d L Wrltesei PH. 614·992-5591 Want some 'good advice'? Avoid tonight~s CBS sitcom By SCOTI WILUAMS AP Television Writer NEW YORK - Why is it that whenever somebody says, ''Let me give you a piece of good advice ... " it's always something you don't want to heal'l· · • Here is a piece of good adyice: Don't get your hoj!es up, for tonight's pilot episode of ' Good Advice," the ne.w CBS sitcom star· ring Shelley Long and .Treat Williams. • ,Ms. Long, who quit the role of · Diane in "Cheers" for a fling in the motion pictures, plays Susan . DeRuzza, a.marriage counselor and successful author of "Giving and Forgiving," a self-help best seller. Writers Danny Jacobson and Norma Safford Vela worked, according to the credits, ' 'on a character created · by , Shelley Long," yet somehow made her a clumsy, emotional, somehow clueless ditz even before tlfe credits rolled. No sooner have we met her than she discovers her husband 'Joey (Christopher McDonald) with a half-naked woman in their bedroom closet. The Other Woman insists she' s just following the tenets of Susie's book. . "This is what I get for telling 6 million women how to keef. their husbands aroused? What a raud I am!" Susie wails prettily. " Don't tell me what to dO with my anger! I have a Ph.D. in psychology!" SMAll DOZER WORK, DRIVEWAY WORK DoatWMip ""' Quolltlolf ...... -" " 'No IOnlr - "'' y.,I .... .... 1 SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER ·LINES BASEMENTS& . HOME SITES HAUUNG: Limeltone, Dirt, Gravel and Coal LICENSED and BONDED NATHAN ARNOLD and MELISSA SAMS 3 Announcements ATrENTION -· CHARliE'S Asaoclatlon looking for current addres.-s of M•igs gl'llduates for April mailing for'Atumnl _ Danceon May 29, 1993. Mall addresses to Meigs Alumni Aaaoclation, P. 0. Box 25, Middleport, Ohlo45760 Saving old trees PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) .-Neil Young; Carole King, Kenny Log., gins, David Crosby and Ann and Nancy Wilson all came out of the woodwork to save old ~- • They were the headlinerS at the Ancient' Forest Celebration, a free concen held Thursday on the eve of President Clinton's Northwest forest conference. "Today we party, but tomorrow the work beginS," Carole King told the crowd, estimated at 50,000. ''We can save the environment and the economy." NURSES' AIDE WITH CPR TRAINING LOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO TAKE CARE OF IN OUR HOME. 614·992-7698 S•odar••• Upholste,y • "ltllplng You Jb Iiecorer Your lnmtilwnt" Church, Home, Truck, Boat, Auto . lnCI Otftct Seating · UCINI, OHIO · 614-949·2202 61 8 Public Salt &Auction �.:. ;. ) _ ·- • • 1993 I Wlllled to Buy /A Goad ~ 49 II- Homo, 141170 Or IArgar, ...._ Halil 3 lid -~ . . P:tlmiiCe, 2 lalho, AC, 114-2M-1412. . KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Lar:rr W~t For•ease ' r - · OOftiiii*Cial .. - . localloft n.ty ' ,., NnOValled NEA Crossword Puzzle 'IV aquarium ... .._ Ono oooiH . llall. TwO A ~I RlploJ, WV. ldaa!, wllland balh w/ac o rloa I -ion with - - parldna floh. . !lopOr ·" '- eap!elly dry8!. lronl - .nina · - .- I .fl......,.. North 91...... bi For · Solo: · Aeer 111111~ And Po. For 1118 Tvyala Picii-Up 123 Court Sl, Alplof, WV. .m.tlll. . m, Phona: e14-31J.71111• dlrlollr a.,_ Cau~- In Employment Serv1ces r.lerchandise PHILLIP ALDER saw-uP a Nt!ghbor of 441 Dec!artd 47 Shit~ !*!I Fr. 12 Watcll- IOActr-- at.pt on :114 NORTH 51 38 Mr. &glol4 40 Filii eeQI 41 Tan 43- player 1 Pia-. ,.,., -.'IN32t. -n"' _ . . . 11 . Help wanted ACROIS HouHhokl . Goods. f.l·tl , +AQIZ tKa"s 53.GIIpno ·- 57 S~tnllh gold -O'IMII 22U~ 58 SoutiiWMt· arn!nti!Ma IOTMIItll ttroltM • 81Wager 82 lllerolle 27 Tlt1llit player DOWTC Grett~FY- ··~ EAST 21 llatlllc piece -+10843 •au •AH +982 tQJ\043 51 Stock~ 17 Spact,en 18 Actor .KJI07 WFST +76 GarT 13F..-•. 14 One (Scol) . 15Pia,wtlglll . tQ,flOS tK7 .. - SOIJTH +KJS .Q63 tA 74 .AU2 28 F-llllnde . 53cardew.l .lwhtd Clvla- 21 Dulcll loWIJ 1Gr. 30 Bll41bllatal 33 Tlvaa-tOid alotll 34 Sincere 37 Habrtw fl!OIIlh aOiradet 1-1 .. 4 llalterlldr ' 5 A EuropNn 6 Colage Mg. 7 - HammiJ- • Real Estate Wanted · Wai'AO!l To Bur: A•-lf Aol-ted Couple ttq,.. Wllh 2 Car Gorago And Workahop Spaee. Galllpolla Or Nurby •110 4130K Ringo P.O. Box Mt, Galllpollo, OH 41111. All real es1a1e adVerttslng In this newspaper Is subjecllo Ihe Federal Fair Housing Act Dri..,.: S...ral Dellv.y DriV.,. NMded For Uaht c;:.o .D. of 1968 which makes Illegal Mult Hive OWn Aulo, Know ... g:~~~~::.!. S':.'~~eAI: ~ ,..,.,::~.;.:~ ::O~a.:i LNdlngham AMI Eslala. _ 5:00pm. Ia~. Our mad9('9 are hereby 1tt.r PEANUTS 3 Mdroom brick ,.net\ 0.1· llpolla Forry. Brand now Lannox heat pump, new -..pillnc., attached . a•raae, llrge IDI:, nloe n.tghbornoocl. ~ ~· Nlco -In Pomoroy, 2 bitt., nlco lal, wuhar/ *Jar, """""' 31 Homes tor Sale ai'L S3501mo., p1ua dopo.. • ,.., .. ,...,.no pll8 In houa4i, 72:."';.:·:__ _ _ __ 3 Bodroomo, 2 Batha, 2 ear 8-14-8;,:_;:;:~~~~':.:.; Ga,.g• Stl1e Aouta 110, 61•·367· Informed lhal ail dwollngs NMCI aomeona to cut grMa a: tak• cara of yerd thit: aummer, 304-675-1134. l-IE'( K/1/)! WAIT A MINUTE! I DON'T KNOW YOUR NAME ! advertised In this newspaper are available on an equal IVVV'il'tunlly basis, -t------- ·---- Noif!Expor'-1 S&OO To a100 williMy /Potential Proc-na FHA llortgaga . Aatu... own Houro. 1-5111-1146-0503 Ellt.213. 24 Houri. R-notbla Babyllt1or '" 7504~.;,;;lj;;;;;:!B;i;:!iii'iti; Mobile Homes Groon School Diatrlct, R•-· 5 R<>9m for Rent - · 114-446-1313 Aft« 4 P.ll. Room 1 car RN'S Car Unatlachod Garage, ' 2 bedroom lrallor lor '""'· .... Immediate Empk»ymant, FuU• C.rpatlng CIA, Gal l=umace, hind PIMs. ., 114--1124312 or rm.., Part-Time Day Shift Garden Spice. CIOM To Gavin 614-ii2·2034· ,· Poolllona Available In A. · Plant, Rlvor Valley High School, 2 lladJoamo, Partloll! FurProgriMive Long Term Car• $54,50:0. 814-307-7614. nlahed, Air, Cable, O.Minldng Fec~lty. Competltiv•· W.gas. 3. bedroom brick 5 mlnutei The Ohio Rlv•r · In· K1naug•. ·Luc:raUvo Fririgo Boinaflta, from Pt. Pit (St Rl. 2 North). Cloan, Qulot Foator'a lloti!le Haalth, !Jon,.l, VfSJon, .And Lila Pt,500 . .shown by appolntmonl, -PUll; fl4-441-11102. lnauranca. For Conflctantlal In- 304-67U306 . · tervlaw Contact: Pam Jetter~, Fumleh~, 2 ., 3bdrm., W ewnt AN, DON, 114-4411~7150, EOE. Bf ownor, 14x70 w/2 balho, gar· In Country llobllo Parle. Wnhar/ dan tub, Island khch~. sun· dryer, air, 12351 mon., 11+112Sa&el: Aatall Jewelry Ex· room, back eundeck, c1nt1l air, 2117, 114-315-1221. porionco ReqUired, For llolga truh 0111 2 12 Co. Storo, /Apply AI Acqulaltlon ar, oor garage, w llarcervtHo: 3 Bed1001111, Porllf JMvelry, 151 Second Avenue, unllnlaMd rooms upatalra, 12 Fumlahed, $200/Mo Plu. Gallipolis, lion .Sal, 10-12. truH ,,... on 3 112 ocm. Very Ut11Hioe.114-2f16.t5111. • prtco, _gulet location, R...,..n, Socnotory, Ful~Tlmo Poahlon In Ohio. 304-882-2647. Nlco 2 llodroorn Trallor, lArge our Jockoon Ottica. Socrwtarill Br ownor: 3bdrm. homo, vinyl Yanl 81 Pon:h St-. Kanauga Anndd BSkl~is riRaqulrod3. whlto oldlnv' black ohuttoro, :,'1:.::4...:4.:.41:..'111~n.=-,-----:-:­ sa auma V •P I 9, 191 ,... wlndDWI, storm window•, Two bedroom with To: Facl_!1• 1t10 Ja...,n Plkl, ........ g'"IIJI, now rooting, w.....,ldryor-'-~P.· 4 milia '""" lklw~NI, Utt 45114, Mi'FIH, ~OE. naw ·doorl, wrought Iron .torm town, RUUtmO. ~.,. Women: M1kl mo,. monayl door8, g1rage, carpor1, new depoaitlreterencu, no pate.. F,.. elghl W.U: Job prapar~Uon •or~ga building, corner lot In AvallaJ)Ie lmrnedlltlly, 114-112p~ram about nonlradltlonal Mlddf~rt, 614-882·3145, 614- .S50:::2:,..-:---,.---:-:--:---: aT~monl, (ONOW), t.eot). 1182-3 . Two badroom, tumllhact, g 8· 63 Privata, 4 bedroom homo, 2 oondhlon, aood '-110!'1 -,~, Your Own' Monthly lncom.ll! ac:r• 1"1S yr• old, larg. kitchen, lboft tt.w Jtoen, one CNid no · Work AI Homo, llaka $1 ooo·1 A woodoumor In bllamanl, above pate, uso whh wa1or, 304 iu llanth Rush $1.00 + SASE To: groun~l, oate11Ha e mlloa :2486=·:__ _ _,...-_ __ ~~&~~~ Box 81, Hl.ll•boro, out Sa . Hill, :104-885-36 24. Why pey rent when you can Spring Valley ArM, Oak Drive, own a 11113 141170 - . . whh Brick 3 Bodroomo 1 1/2 Bolho, 5 , _ warramr, llapa, llfdrtlng, 14 . Business Carport, 11:;, a.. Heat, Full delfv•NMII end Mlup tor t1e5m0. Training Baoomant, Rocanlly Aomotfolod Call tor Information, 114-385Throuahout. Prlco: Sf4,900, 614· 11621 Ilk lor a - . Rolraln NowiiiSouthoaatom 1·4411.:.::.:.e;.:oll;;:ll:.. . _ __;·_ _ __ Bull,_ Colloga, Spring Volloy 44 Apartment Pluo. CaH Todly, 61'1-44&-438711 32 Mobile Homes for Rent .Rog.III0-05-l:IJI!B. . . 15 I<OV HOI385 WAS MV 6REAT- GRAND~ATI-lER .. WHEN YOU !-liT Tl-lAT ~OME RUN Wanted to Do . Babysitting In my home, acr011 11om Nooth Point School, Kin· de:rg1rtars welcome, hlv• ra!Wancu, 304-675-4612. -~ .... h Dozer • nd. Bohcal Wura, u 7 I I hour, lownt ralo, 614-843-SI23 ar 114'843-6.2111. EaR TREE SERVICE. Topping, Trimming, TrM Removal, Hidge Trimming. FrM Estlmat11! lf43111'7V7 Aftar 4p.m. Goorv• Portabfo.Sawmlll don'l hauiJ:.: logo to tho min lull call 7S-tN7. Haw• vacancy for Mdfllt petlent or •ml lrivllld, rwuonabll rate•. 614-149-2276. Mila Plull'a Day c.,. Canter 1 17 ft. Craft lua Boat, Goad llhipo, M.OOO Or Will Trada !'or CUddr Cabin loot 01 Equal 'Mie. f14'M6,17111. 1!, : fltAfiGitlf SAIP St4~ f>OUti'T flffl> . A tiUSIANl>---- " • 78113. - .. ".:hORN LOSER ,..YCAJVE ewlloklRICJMG OM TAAT ~ 5TERtl~IPilOLE REfM NJ... WE£1(., ~! IX»>'r 'IOU EVER Rllt51oi cz51a - · Aft Uttt- INOllCEI ' 0+110 YAL'lEY PUILISHING CO. ""'you youknow, do buolnooa whh fi4!CIIIIO anct NOT 10 HiMI lhrougn tho MOll untM ,... havo lnvoatfgatod .... """"':'t..J""""' Vonclna 7'13-11311, Burpao Saodo ond bulk on ule at Paint Plua, 2101 Jackson · Ave, Point PlaaMnt. wv, 304-675-4084. now CaiUng !Ono, 115N.i· Romola control Joop, ~; a r hockoy, 140; . 23fT. lea altaiH, $20; 814-742· .30 1Wo Plento Tabloa For Solo, au- Clndor •llrlppar,Each, Call Aft« 5 -P.II. · - I llrloe T-ltlolla 1111 To 7137. . -ldolla -· 1 YWII Pw 111 1• , '2 F Aak 12lr12 Wilk-In - · 11200; · aleo 3d walk"'n cooter, Looal For ttoHII4222. . u,. ...,_,. ......, moo. •••r, Whitt Nlrlgarator, $1D!;~trlo d~ ov• ~· atovo, ~; ooll l14 iiilllto anytime. • •ov• Efflocloflcy 1107 Sooond Avonuo, Gllllj!OIIa, Shoro Bath $111; UtiiMioa Paid, 114 448 4418Aftor 7 P.ll. Fumlahad Dt- ._Ciradar. vc.A1 Color T.1(,1 Waahor, Oryw, Ramg•alor. 11lcrowa-,., .,.. 268·1238. Whitt · Band Ao~ Aocovory Unit 2 Storr Tanka a.... UMd Vory Unto, $1,280. 114-446-3040. . - 63 Livestock 2 Yaor Old Pura Brad ~ ·- . 114 311 n17 Aftar I P.ll. 2 y - ,c -. Wllh Cat~ - 48 Space for Rent 55 in.'''""' mveals wt11c~ signs are romanlical~ . AI1RO·GRAPB And Chi-Anaua lllack AnnMIIIy Prlead. Illite ...... JaoUan, Olllo 114- . BERNICE BEDEOSOL ~'Your 45 ·' · Aprll3, 1tll3 .Building For falo or trada- 200 amp btoonr boJI, $100 or • - tor 100 amp 1>roakor boo, 114-M- f1e111i01 ~ with old and lof81 friendS could . be lilbltlnlidr enhinced In lhe )'88r · ~Aithoi!Oh you're Nicely to make many new ~- !hay.,. 1101 apllo . _ . , . up Ill ,.,., old... • 1211. _ -~ ...... ~qt:=. .......... ... 101 .,. .... - 1:00 Alll8 4lllrllll 21-Aprll18) Glzald againll i~ todar to becOme too dMply :Jnvolved In !riVoiOul ~rauill, especlelly ,, ·1hoae ot a toclal nalure. You could be .,~ t101n0 10 by "' undleelpllnod ' . -'-10 IDe* lor - l i n d I ·' LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. In your social . involvements today. you will be judged by perlecllor you . Mail $2 plus a long. soli· • the company you keep. Don't get tangled up addressed . s lamp ed envelope to with a person who he~ a knack tor offending Matchmaker. C/o lhis newspaper. P.O. Box othe/S. • SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Should you 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101 ·3428. ·. TAURUS (April 20·May 20) Oo not lake leel compelled to do somelhing out of spite you r fruslralions out on an i(Jnocenllamily loday. if could boomer~ng and cause you member loday. If you do. you might creale more orouble lhan your inlended victim. It two probleiiis for )'OUISOH inStead of iul,l one. might be held, out 1um lhe olher ~ Gl!i.tiNI (May 21·~una 20) Forego •using SAGITTARIUS"!Nov. 23-llac. 21) Guard ·someone who alWays sees 1aulls in your agai~st incli nations today to . ideas as a sounding boa/d. He pr she might - unpofiular"Cau&es of eilher a political or reli· discoura\)8 you Jrom deveklpU1g something . gious naoure. You rould Hnd you/S811 ·"'!f oo you should work on·· a limb wilh evef'IOI161ryirlg 10 uW ~ ott. CANCER (Juno 21-.lulf 22) You am a gen· CAPRICORN (Die. :zw.n:.tl) Do no! lalla erous and open·~ended person, and fl)e&e an)llhing lor granted in your commercial are lidmirable qualities. ~. today you a"ainl today. You me go" lhinlclng yotira must be careful nol 10 go overboard for in lhe catbild seal. to dlecover lo someone who is unapprecialiv<~ and naver fhlil • ' · reciPfO"'!IeS. AQUARtl$ (Jan. :zo.Ftb. tt) Make IUra LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today you mlghl • you select companions today whole ideas have dealings with someone who i~ an and interetls are In harmony with youfl. e.,mmely dilfieuM lntiMdual. In on1or 10 Pia· . Spaudiug tme wilttpeople Who <kln1 operate cate him or her. you might· have to make _00 your wavelength could PrQ\18 10 be very COI1CIIliSiOOo lhao doo'o8llrVe your beoo ·lnler· truotratilg. ea1S. . • . PIIICEII (Fell. 20 Ilia cit 2D) This is one of VIIIQO(Aug. 23-ltpL 22) h coUld be allillll thole un111ual d.ra when you might !felt dittlcull todar for you 10 diallngullh bot ..n ~ . , . _ you llhoiAd lnllll ~ and making "'l('llr~ctive auggeltiOfl~ and juat lnllllllghllr mo11111 you lhOuld lnlllll8rioull· plain criliclllng olhaiB. If you~ In lltl . ly. Compbik>BII8 ildlcaled. , !alter. II !'nay angry responsea. i1. The Astro·Graph Matchmaker f2.21D0FirAU,I14 4111013 • . !!!IJnl. !Ill, ' FRIDAY \ ,. ~'BirthdBf $120-. Charola. Hill IAIIe Illata 1.04 111, 2.01 Ac-, 11/L ~ lntar- In And To Lalla, Dain I Spill war. Loot Avail- '-'!,!, tte.soo, 114411 11710 Allar I P.•. . • 1 TlVOUtlh •• lilbd~. AI io Go . Furnished · Ro•"•' $1,200 A Bual,... or reelthlllllll 2 .cr.. !hill Po4ontllil. 'Muot Soli. 1·8()0. whh 264 It AI. 2 bot· Rooms wun Aallton I Appto Oro¥o, public wator. 1 _ . loto whh Aooma tor rlnl- .- o r month. opprond aoptlc enlom llor· Slanl<~g at GoHiollotat. '1 r ~I Estate 114 44f.I!IIS. . • !laltorn ~-. Clyde -..., Jr. _..,._2:138, ---· Geo~e SciVICl'S "*"". ,._ili.l "' ...... front• .NAME . Q. How would you use EI'INUJ- in a sentence? Is it a Frenc,!l word? WEE." 41 we cdad' ecr•-.~.mr wlter, In Golla Caunly, 'IUI04. . 0no lurar. UIIIHioo Anlllr - · 114 441 3tlfll , L UM. .......,._......,__ A. Here's a sentence using this word: "He was overcome by ENNUI and didn 't" even bother to yawn." The noun, meaning·"boredom" or "weari· ness ," comes from an O)d French term for "annoyance" and retains much of its French flavor. Don't annoy listeners by mispronouncing this word: ENNUI is pronounced "ahn·. ·o,_ aaraga Apartmom Locolld: toe Locu .. 8trMI. O.IHpotl1. Stew•, Allrlgoralor, 1230/llo. $150 2 Loto tl'otTI'. Each On Doonlo Do~.·-387V. Dl1vo, Ott ACMAo 35, City School Dlttrict, $1,100 For lith L.ota, 114 445 01111. g WHETHER HES FIJLL OR 6\WTY, rrS StiLl.. plio- 35 Lots_& Acreage BuSiness OpportunHy MeAN H~RJL.L lncludod, •• RIFF . . .... ..__ 4t . OUR LANGUAGE NO, I 441 E•lll l Cozy Something INTEGRAL is necessary or essential for being complete, as in "integral parts." The necessary pronunciation of the adjective INTE· GRAL is "IN·Iuh-grul." .._,.0CM", 38!i·24l4 aU lor Mike. 52 By. Jeffrey McQuain I Alta 1::'!:~~:3bdrm., 2 MI.,_, 1 1~ ICreJ . e..han •r•i 12x6o ·WII Do Houoodoiolng Havo Schullz, 2bdrm.,good cond., on Experience ' 1 1514- rentlld lot, Raclnll B11h1n area, :.6':.:4..; ·64:.::3:..·=52:.::6='· -----,-=-=-.,. 318~ Call o.oblo. Mu-': aacrllice, 1H3 14x70 Red· Will mow reautar lawns, trim, m1n with ! year warr1nty, In· lllka llanfn, :ibW7S-4811. cludaa daft.ory, oalup llopa and oklnlng, atesmo. Call 514- By PlillUp Alder __ ~lrod, 114-44f.TI3~, Ramodaflna Aapalr Work: Barn Bulldl:::p, Fonco Building, !lackhoo A Dozor Work, call .. -LH43 1990 Manolon 141'1V llobllo 1 · ~ · Hom a Wllh itut Pump 614-387· Slop By Stop LaWn Caro, Com· 7044, Upgraded Appllancoo, 2 pl..a Lawn SWv~, We. Do tt All, Bed, 2 Blfha: . 114 441 082&. · new 1H8 14x75 mobile 47 .,_ clalp . oM Bronte~ _. ,-AAT'? 2bdrm. ••·· •••I ettctric, 1p. tumlohoct, ilundr)' room tacltllloa lo ~ In tOIIm. -iciolono mllable at: VII'Apto. 141 or 0111 114-lta.lnt. EOII. . Bilek wrought Iron railing wllh 2br Apartmonl, Rudy. For Oc- polio, ~i loalhor . ohoukllr cu,.ney. In Crown CRy, puraa, m; o14ollt2-23iT. $2001110. 114-218-64115. &or'• 12ap. blul, like now, roda Apertrnent tor rent. Rlclnt arwe, ;:?, ·~~~.:ze, Will Hll tor 1 .. 2bdrm., . - , ramodolad, for more lnmrn1Uon, 0111 114- Boy'o 20 Inch Huffy Sonic, 6 tm-6m. 1pMd bike, $50. axe cond, 304- .... ....rt " Watch your opening lead Saultlllarla I ~-.wauua&ILL 2 A - I Bath, No KMchon, ~~0ean And 114-38~3, 614·~!~~~~~~~~~ .21 SOIJ£TIM£5 I 00 Alolt> 5(»1€ ... 2 Bed""""" Or 1 Badroom Portly Fu-hod, SOC:urity Plow And Dlok Gordono Any o.773-:=:, :. !11:;:::.: 71.·,....-,...,..-:::-,..,-== Sla. Spring Cloa,.Up, Work All , · FlnJncial ' WELL, CHIEF, ,. = ~.1--+---1 . 36 Brown klwl 34. Exclllnt · ..... "on• H Wid cat I GPfl'lt"lfS . . ~.,.., DlpDeM Aaqurted. 8'M 311 13DI. penning, 3 bedroom1, 2 full baths, garden tub, exlr.., 304· • Wenlld: .H owKIRnlng. Rayne, 814488-1170. • JA~t and llopa, 1-800-837...25. 3 bod room, t4k70 moblia ' $2,500'. 304-e76-2722. ' 18~ mobllo ~oma, 2 bedrooms, $8,500. good · cond, 30;4-675- p!aca (allbr.) .. - ~LtGT,.C ., ' Pus All pass '~~::~' Sct:~~lA-ltt.~S~ S~f JOlJ6~T ON~ Of TtiOSf for Sale . lnoludlna six I:O~i~:~ lot rent, newaklrtlng 1~x7a0 . and 11t up, 1182 Windeor, 3 Badroome, 2 B1th1, $8,500, 114-371-M10. 1964 14x'IV Clayton 3 Bedrooms, 1 112 Bol~1 Goo Hoot, llony Ex· traol114o><>7-'IV41. ' : 1964 Nuhuo moblla ..,..14x70 wHh 7x24 tXpindo, 3 btdroome 111 et.c., CA, tullr equlpp;j khchan, undlrp&nnlng, 2 deck1, ntra•l IXC mult bl BloCk Well Of HMO On Jackaon movaa. 304..&'15-' . Plko II·F 6 J.,M. -6:30 P.M. W 1987 Shullz t4x70 3 Bldroomo, Quality And Exparienca 11 The 2 Full Baths GoOd COndition, 11 Concom For Your Chlld'o Tako. Over. Paymon , 614-245Caro. can Us For A Vloll .. lnfllnt 578i. . IToddJere 814-446-8227. Pr~~­ ohaolora illchool Ago 614-446- 1987 . Shullz 14x70, Cl udar· 8224. NEVE~ KNOW WI-I AT YOU'RE TALKING A!lOUT DAV. VOU RUINED. MV LIFE ~ CoRa""'"'"' 18 I JUST MET Ti-lE l42 '"\ •• Ellt 54 AatronaMte' • Bill Root bas produced his fourth "Ill rlatlt" videotape. It runs. for two bou111 and 5811akelball contains three of Root's lessons about org. opening leads, You will learn wbicb 58Aug.lllle card to lead in a vafifty of situations, 58 Coitopa'atlva and which suit to select when leading . tndiiiO against no.ti'Uil!:p or suit contracts. Tbe tape may be purchased for $39.95 . from Root·Habn Enlerprises, P.O. BoJ: 7205, Heights StatiO!!, Coocord, NH 03301. Look at the West hand in the dia· gram. Wbicb card should you ·lead against three no-trump. given the ac· . CELEBRITY CIPHER Celltlrtty ClpMr Cf)'ptogrlml . . CftMid from Ql CllliOi. ~ f8rftoui ...... PMllnd ~. tual auction? . E8Ch 111ter 1n.,. . . . , . . . . fOf enochlt'. r..,-.CIW:'G ...- v. . Partner didn't overcall one sp;ode,l so maybe you lean toward .the dia· 'F N W R ·R D 0 KWC ODJSI Jl mood nine. However, partner will need a particularly powerful diamoo,J ZKPC K JY I!!RG suit to establish enough tricks there to ZRSSK!L ·. defeat the game. R Y J L C I D J D 'N , 0 C I 0 C Perhaps·a better )H!tential source of DDWR1A tricks is )iOIU' club suit. But wbicb carrl NIIQ CP"CW IROC J LRI'D DZJIE should you lead from the Q-J-10-l-3? Normally, you would select the Z K. Q C W . J D. • ' WQDACW queen. But, as Root points out, if your ' partner rate3 to be short in the suit PREVIOUS SOLUTION: " Let ua be, lhankf!!l lor tho tooiL But lor 1'and declarer loog, you should lead tbe lba rest ol'l,. could not auCCMCI." - Mark Twain. · four, not the queen. Root gives today's deal \0 support WOlD his arllllllenl When South doesn't tAMI rai3e bearts or rebid one be -----~ I4IIH ~, CLAY I. POUAN must have at least four Raorronge lotlers of tho means partner ts short. However, you • four ocramblod words lze. should bope that be bas at let.St a doub· low to form four llmplo -do. letoo with a -ru1 card, tbe ace or king (or perhaps even tbe nine). U be does, then leading the queen will block RAQKUE the suit. But by starting with a low club, you will establish four winners immediately. And you will defeat the game because declarer cannot cash nine tricks without toucbing hearts. tHO Chevy Aalro, OOOd oond, - . , _ tlraa, !Gr In- -Jon oaii04-77H17W. 1• S NT ........ 25 WNIIIIIDUM 42 141 44 Unc't'TI d . 41 Houses for Rent 1 Bedroom 4 WhHo A...,ue, Galllpolla UOOIIIo. Dapooll A• qulrad.l14-446-4172. . 2bd"'!:,._ all oloclrtc,_,l.o!!e Bot1om, uolorn Dlot1101, 1 \ i Thls newspaper wHI not Plaine 'Miter, appla.nc•, YM!r knowlrgly acoepl loaM, WB~mo. plua oloctrlc • Bdvenlsomenls lor realeslalo depoaH, -lblo HUD, 114-fllll. which Is 1n vlolallon ollhe351 "~t-:---:--:-:--,-o-:-: Hood honoat dopondabla ladr lo Avo In Wft~ - f y ladf 5 dayo &14-i4\..200t, , I nlahlo wukiY, rafaran. ces, I~S-2'110 81~2·31'14 IN In origin, or any lnlenllon fo make any such preference. llm~allon ordfscrfmiMiion.' Eaoy Work! boollolll Pari ,.. oombla Praduc,. At Homo. Call Toll Fraa, 1-800-467-6511, Ell. 313. . anytime, llglo base<! Nor~ 18Yob20 ShaiPtlt 22Tuma- tar 23 Bed 24 _ . , _ 28 Grnal rilllee 31 Cook In 0"" 32141tlte- Opening lead: ? Rentals ~to advertise ·any preference, llmMaUon or dlscrtmlnatlon Araa Ellramoly Wall. Caah Paid WHAT~ 5ARGE '15 THE ONLY ONE I !<NOW WHO ~ING5 A t"OGGIE BAG IHTo A West Pass Pass OIIC~III IM-. . 0 Joke (ILl Hf Gr1ftad, In herlldllf 11 """"'.... Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South 36 11 Ujold 2 Fr-hCGin3 cawtty In rock chagm on eYO!'• . -. your I I I' L I I -: M0 P E T I had to see my optometrist ·becauSe I was seeing spots ·before my eyes. Now 1 have to wear glasses, so now I can · > .~~=~:B~A::r:R=~I=B~-: · ~~see the spots so much------. . .s I.: I I ·0 · ch~ckle I l Complete the quoted · by f1lling in the missing words L...;....l-..L........JL...,-..L.-1-..J you develop from step No. 3 below. " • . G . . . . . ~R I N T. NUMBERED lETTERS IN . THESE SQUARES UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE lETTERS TO GET ANSWER SCRAM-lETS .ANSWERS < ., Nodule - Quiff - Ultra - Varied - DON'T gef IT From the Didja Ever Notice Department: People usually lower their voices when they ask lor something and then raiSe their voice when they DON'T get IT! fJ i99J. TV Dala Tectono 1es. L. P F1 Wonn . TX APRIL 2 �.. - ~. . -· . . .. ...... ..... ... - .... ~ ""' i-4 • -." ... ·. . .. '•··., .. ' ~.:;·"'" · .,··... - -~ ...... . ..,.."( --._ - •• ...... • • •• • ioo . .., • •••: ·--. ~ ... ' · .. ' I Friday, April 2, 1993 PoTeroy-Middlepcirt, Ohio · Pegl 12-lhe Dally Sentinel ~ - Community caJendat Sunda~ ' 75 rents • EHS student receives scholarship " Jeremy Buclley, a senior at incl11de f11D in-state wition, room h_old a Country Fair Carnival on _ SYRACUSE - The Syracuse Eastern High School, has been and board, book allowance and Saturday from 4-7 p.m. at the VFW will have a chicken barbecue awarded a $1,000 scholarship by miscellaneous expenses - val• school. Admission is 25 c.ents .. Sunday ljt ll a.m. Cost is $4 for a The Ohio State University. - at $9,834 this year. An additional There will be games, <!oar prizes, a half-chicken, baked beans, potato Buckley, so11 of Mr. and MrS. 40 sllldellta will be offered med•list country store and food, followed by salad and roll. Pies and cakes are William Buckley, Pomeroy, was scholanhips, which tover the cost a dancefflllll 8-11 p.m. " exga. r one of 791 academically talenleli of in-lillie tllition, this year valued Ht'gh" high school seniors who have at$2,799. SALEM CENTER . - Star RACINE • The Southe"' " · FRIDAY •" applied for admission to OSU to be Both typeS of scboWships will REEDSVILLE - Eden United Grange and Star Junior Grange will School Sports Banquet will be held awai'ded the scholarships. . inco~te the $1,000 University Brethren Church will have revival meet·in regular session Satorday at Sunday at I p.m. All athletes, parSix hundred of theni willllliw scholilnhips. All three awards ~ "with Betsy and Peter Martindale 8 p.m. at the grange hall. Inspec- ents and their guests invited. compete for presidential and renewable for three additional and family through Sunday. Spe- . lion will be held and finl!l plans " POMEROY - First Southern medalist sc(lolarships. In early yeaJS if the sllldellt mainlairui a 3.2 will be made-for the chicken barbe· Baptist '-cial music nightly at 7 p.m. will hold revival March those students went to the .or better grade pcint average and cue and dedication ceremony on serv~es Church Sunday through Thursday · Columbus campus for a day to lake satisfactmy academil; jliogteas. RUTLAND • Revival•at Rutland April 18. Potluck refreshments. All at 7 p.m. Pastor Lamar O'Bryant an essay examination and visit · Students were selected for the Freewill Baptist Church with Bob members urged to.liltend. invites·the public. Evangelist will ail:as of interest A coml!littee of University scholarships from Stewart will run through Friday. be Ronde! Martin, Columbus; and Ohio State faculty mentbers is"now among those who have applied for Wll.KESVILLE • There will be soloist will be Morris Wood, ·. reviewing lhe easays, along with a fl'eshman admission 10 Ohio State's Pastor Paul Taylor inviteS the puba sm. orgasbord dinner 4t the Gainesville, Ga. lic. portfolio of other information for ' Columbus campus for autumn WillcesviDe Pytliian Hall on Satuteach student - including high qusrter 1993. In general they rank · GALLIPOLIS • There will be a day at4 "p.m. Costs is $5 for adults BURLINGHAM The Bitrlingschool grades and activities, slllil- among the top three pm:ent of their bean and cornbread dinner on the and $2.50 for children. Public ham Modem Woodmen of America dardized test scores and a personal high school cl•ssc:s and have ft;Cf . second floor of the Masonic Tem- invited. Camp 7320 Js having a potluck statement · scores of 28 or higher or SAlT ple on Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 April 10 at 6:30 p,m. at the · ')'en students will be offered "· HARRISONVILLE - The Har- . Burlingham Mod.ern W?odmen presidential scholarship which scores of 1250 or higbee. p.m. The cost is $3 for the dinner · or $1 for a hot dog. Dine-in or risonville Lodge No. 411 F&AM Hall~ The camp will furruSb ham, carry-out available. The dinner is will meet Saturday at 7:30 .p.m . eggs, tolls, coffee and pop. There . sponsored by the Gallipolis Order Refreshments will· be served. All will be no charge for this activity. . "master masons invited. of the Eastern Star. " Public invited. " A1atl Dershowitz: Tyson 's auor,: ' Anglers across the state Wl\re LONDON (AP)- Now gel Ibis POMEROY The Meigs Counwarned they would have a diffiCult ney, Thursday a newspaper POMEROY • The Middlepcrt RUTLAND - The choir of the straight Bill Wyman's son plans to time fi11ding fishable, waters reponsaid ty Pomona Grange will have a bake that boxer was. gomg 10 Presbyterilll\ Church will have its Rutland Church of the Nazarene marry Wyman's former. mother-in- because of record snowfall and the convert wasthe sale and craft sale at Big Wheel on false. law, British newspapers say. annual Easter craft at.~d bate sale at Saturday at 10 a.m. Members are will present "Hosanna", and "Wave spring melt. · · "I spoke to Mike Tyson 15 min· British tabloids carried photos the Palms" on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. the local Sears Middleport reminded to bring items to Big Clinton didn't leave emptyutes ago and he ilaid it was ~om­ Thursday of 30-year'Oid Stephen ·on Friday and Sat ay .during - The children will give a special Wheel be\Ween 9 and 10 a, !'I· handed. He was paid $4,000 for his pletely false, •• he said. ''He is Wyman on the dance floor with . store hours. . presentation and the congregation trip to Sullivan County and expert Mike Tyson, he is not changing his will sing "In .the New Jerasulem." Patsy Smith. She's repcrte<l to be RACINE The parsonage comfly fiSherman Art Lee gave Clinton name and not converting. Someone POMEROY - Th.c Pomeroy Beverly Adkins will sing a special in'h& late 40s. mittee of Southern Cluster No. 2, some poinJers and a bo. x of ffi, e s. is i::irc . . ting false . s i.Oijes.l' Merchants Association will spcnThe .newspapers quoted friends solo. Roscoe is about 80 mileS southThe New York: Post, citing a of the two as saying they intend to sor its Eighth Annual Spring Fash- l)nit"ed Methodist Church, wil! have a bake sale at Home National west of Albany. · source it did not name, said Tyson ion Show on Friday at 7:30 p.m. at TUPPERS PLAINS • "Behold marry next year. Bank in Racine on Satorday beginwas going to con ve~t.within 11 Pomeroy Elementary. Tickets are the Man" will J!e presented by the "Bill Wyman,. 56, former bass ning at8 a.m. This will be held rain INDIANAPOUS (AP)Mike month and. change hts name to $4. The publicis encouraged to Walnut Sueet Church of Christ, player for the Rolling Stones, was Tyson is learning about Islam in or shine. Malik Abllul Aziz. Malik is Arabic attend. Belpre, at the Tuppers Plains divorced in" Noyember from prison, oot'he has no .Plans to conforking. ' Church of Christ on Sunday at 3 Smith's daughter, 22-year-old RUTLAND • There will be a v~. his teaehec and hiS lawyer say. SYRACUSE • A free communiMandy Smith, after nearly two p.m. Public invited. 1 ty immunization clinic will be dance at the Rutland 'American • ~ yoors of marriage. offered at the Syracuse Fire Legion Hall on Saturday from 8 LOTIRIDGE - There will' be a He is ''absolutely· spitting with Department on Friday from 1-3 p.m. to !l)idnight Music will be by smorgasbord dinner at .,the Lot- rage" over the wedding plans. the ' p.m.; "at the Bashan,Fire Depart- Pure Country Band. Public invited. tridge Community Center on Sun- - Dail)' Express quoted an unidentiment from 9-11 a.m.; and at the day from noon to 1:30'P.m. Carry- lied Wyman aide as saying. It also IS POMEROY - The Ladies Craft out available. Cost is $5 for adults, quoted the bride-to-be as saying: Reedsville Fire Department from '"• 12:30-3 p.m . Children liges two Circle of the Sacred Heart Catholic "$2.50 for children wider 12. Every- "I've made no secret of the fact I Church will have a pre-Easter craft months and up must show proof or one welcome. don'tlile Bill- or Bimbo Bill as I . ' AT THE call him. But Stephen is different" an imrrfunizanon record. ·" . sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 !( p.m. at the church"basement on MIDDLEPOR:T • The First Bap: TUPPERS PLAINS - There will Mulberry Avenue. Crafts and list Church of Middleport will pre- .. ROSCOE, N.Y. (AP)- Roger lie a round and square dance Friday homemade noodle~ will be fea~ sent the cantata/drama "The Day Clinton, the president's brother, from 8-11:30 p.m. at the Tuppers tored. Public invited." He Wore My Crown" on Sunday at 1 had more luck catching flies than Plains VFW. Hall spcnsored by the I·" 7 p.m. The church is located at the he did hooking trout on the soggy BURLINGHAM - The Bedford . corner of Sixth and Palmer. The f)l'sl day of New York's trout sea5th &: Main St. • 992-2914 .ladies auxiliary. t.1usic. will be tmr vided by Heritage Express. Callers Township Volunteer Fire Depart- play portrays the death, burial and. son ". "A iJreat place to meet a Friend" The·first brother donned waders will be Red Carr and Melido Cross. ment Committee will hold a bake resurrection of Jesus Christ through sale Saturday. , Everyone welcome. drama and song. Everyone wel- and entered J 1111ction Pool near ' 8:15a.m. Worship 1 Roscoe hoping for fli'St·timers luck. come. I' RUTLAND - Final sign-up for LONG BOTI'OM - There will But he came up fiShless. 9;30 a.m. Sunday School Clinton, a bass fishennan, said it be a round and square dance at the the Rutland Youth League for the LONG BOTIOM • Evangelist • 10:30 a.m. Worship 11 Long Boaom Community Buildi~g 1993 season wiD be Sawrday at the Willian\ Villers will be at the Mt was the first time he'd handled a • ~ on Friday from 8-11 P..m. Mustc Rutland Civic Center from 10 a.m. Olive Community Church in Long fly rod. :. will be provided by • Out of the to noon. Anyone who has not par- Bouom on Sunday at7 p.ni. Pas19r B h · · th bl' ·Blue." Ronnie Wood will "be the ticipated needs a copy oftheir birth La wrence us mvtteS e pu IC. caller. Refreshments will be served. Certificate. Registration fee is "$10, c~ is S3 siltgle, $.5 couple. not to exceed $25 per family. · CHESTER • The Chester Ball RACINE • The awards ceremo· Association will meet Sunday at LONG BOTIOM - Faith Full 3:30 p.m. at the Chester gymnasiGospel Church in Long Bottom ny for the Southern Junior High um. All parents are urged to attend. will have preaching and singing School Athletic !loosters will be MIDDLEPORT • Revival will ' · Friday at 7 p.m; with David Dailey, Saturday at 6 "p.m. A dance will be held Sunday through Wednes- · evangelist. and local singers. Pastor follow for the athletes. Steve Reed invites the public. FelHARRISONVILLE _ There will day at 7 p.m. nightly at the Hope lowship will foDow. · Baptist Church in Middleport. Rev. " be a carnival at Harrisonville Ele- Fred Hill, director Qf Missions for mentary on Saturday. Dinner will the State of Ohio, will be the ev-anSATURDAY TIJPPERs PLAINS • The Will- be served at 5 p.m. followed by geliSL MONDAY . ing Workers of St. Paul United games from 6-8:30 p.m. There will POME:In>Y • A beef clinic Methodist Church, Tuppers Plains, · also be door prizes, a white ele~t table and a bake sale. Further h1 8 will hold a bake sale Saturday at 9 mformation may be obtained by " . q~eeting Will be e d Monday at • a.m. in the church basement. calling the school at 742-3000. "p.m . at the Meigs High School library. SYRACUSE - There will be a spaghetti dinner at Carleton School SUNDAY LETART - Clean-up of the in Syracuse on Saturday from 5-7 REEDSVILLE ~ The Fork~d Letart Cemetery will begin Monp.m. Cost is $3 .50 or $2 for chii- Run Sports Club wtll hoi~ a B!g day. Anyone wl!(l wants to remove dren under 12. Further infonnation Buck Contest Sunday. Entnes"wtll flowers or other items should have may be obtained by calling 992- " be accepted between "noon and 2 6681. · p.ll). Ohi~ Big Buck"rules apply. them removed by ttuit time~• Awards wtll be gtven for fust. secREEDSVILLE • The Olive ond and third places. POINT PLEASANT, W.VA.~. Township Trustees will meet MooThe Liberty Mountai.ne&s will perSYRACUSEThe Easter cantaday at7:30 p.m. at the·Shade ~ver form Saturday at the Senior Citita, "We Have Seen the LQrd" will State Forestry Building. " . ' zens Center in Point ·Pieasant," Syracuse . be presented by the W.Va. Charge Choir on Sunday at 7:30 LETART · The Letart Township "HENDERSON, W.VA. ··The p.m. at the Asbury United "Trustees will meet Mondip' at6 Gallia Twirlers Western Square Methodist Church in Syracuse. p.m. at the office building. Dance Club will hQid a dan~ Sat- Everyone welcome. urday from 8-11 p.m. at the HenRACINE • Racine Chapter No. 4erson Community Center i)l HenPOMEROY • Revival at Cal- 134, Ordet of the Eastern Star, will derson, W.Va. Tom Poe will be the vilry Pilgrim Chapel will continue meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. All , caller. The dance is open to all· through Sunday with Rev. Amos members urged 10 attend. western style-square dimcers. ' Tillis, evanselist, and Bill and ""' . •. · • SYilACUSE - The Sutton · - Naomi Tillts, evangelist and REEDSVILLE _ The junior singers, at7:30 p.m. nightly. Victor Township Trustees will meet Mon• ciass of Eastern High School will Roush, pastor, invites the public. ' day at 7:30 p.m. at the Syracuse • Municipal Building. " OSU, Texas Tech girls·gain fj._nals ·- C-1 Gallia County fair entertainers Community Calendar iteiDS appear two days before 111 event 111ld the day of that evmt.ltems mWit be received well Ia advance · to assure l,IUbllcation in the cal· ndar. - B. 1 • ·- Inside Are 'people persons' made or born • Beat of the 'Bend · B-5 •"" • Along the river ..............B1-8 Business/Far~ ••u••·.......... D1-8 ClaMIDed ....- ................04-7 --- Boone no stranger to Gallipolis; · Pt. Pleasant area· Sands- A-6 .•', ... Deaths. ···········~··········--·····A·7 Editorai ....................... ~ .... .A6 . Sports .............................Cl-8 " WeaUler........... ".~ ..........;A-2 PU!11 doudy. High In mld-501. '' •I • -.-.-.• •• • '•' • , ..... -. 13 s.tton '132 P11p0 '• A"llullllneclla Ina. nc• 1 aper: . R~veille s·· · · . Kevjn and Jan"t Kohls, 543 Proapect -Street ·~ Bucyrus, annouace the birth ,,f their first ·cldld. Slbrina Elizabeth, on March 21. . · . · , Paternal grandpjU'cnts are Mr. . ..S Mn. Ed (Mary) Fox, Bucyrus, I 1114 tbc !ale William ~obis. Paterpeaa-J!Inclmotbem Mrs. Ollie. · .a ·' .• · · · .Schwanz, BUcyrus. · . Maternal grandparent' are Mf and Mrs. E.G. (Betsy) .'arsons' Middleport, and the late Carl J: Horky. Maternal great-gran 'mother is Mrs. Frank Horky Brid ·'POlL Matel'!lal great·grandfailter iS ·~ith D. Robertson, MiddleP911. · · · and Prevention, which administell the federal jliogt8m 10 fight STDs, ' had not reviewedothe repcn and had no immediate Gomment, ~CSfllllll Chuck Fallis said. Sexually uansmitted diseases arc more easily transmitted to women and more diff'teult to diagnose in women !han In men, the repon $Bid. ' " . ' ' cflt Middleport . Church of Christ uol~~:'nc~;h~Control .. in Gallipolis ~' FRIEND DAY ·KohlS birth announced .. - . GALLIPOLIS - In remem- san!ls of wounded Union and ~ome abopt this extnordinary period. in . brance of the "War Between the captured Confederate sold1ers, our history. Tlu'oughQut the weekStates," t,he 91st Ohio Volunteer . according to Hardesty's 1882 His- end visitors talk 10 tJie mill~ ,' Infantr.y, Company B re-enac.tors ' tory ofCJallia ColiiiiJ. " and civilian re-enactors and visu. . wiD ~~itsor the th~ Gallia CounThe fust troops arrived .here in "the camp to~xperience life as it, · ty Ctvtl War Soldiers,Homecom- May. 1861, where they marched to was in the 1. .." · ing; an authentic Civil War the public square; slicked 81'JllS and School children from the area· encampment; April17-18 in the were immediately surrounded by wi118lsogetachancel0tourCamp· Gallipclis City Parlt. · hundreds of welcoming patriotic Gallis as well as the Our-House · Since the actual 91st held .citizens. Muse~m and Art Colooy reunions or "homecomings" in GalThe city will once again have Last year doze~ ; iipolis in the years following the the opponunity to welcome "the classc$ participated' war, this event follows that tradi- boys tn blue" and experience day· Sheets said. lion, according to David Gloeckn- " to-day camp life from reveille to conurtunity er, one of the event's organizers taps when the City Park: is transconjunction · an "ordnance sergeant in the Conned into "Camp Gallia." HighThe Moiris' unit.. · lights of the liying .hisiOry will be Ariel 'f!learre "Each year the encampment has sueet scenarios, skirmishes and "" 17 of a "finlt• been getting bigger and beaer. Last artillery drills, an old-time printer. year, re-enactors representing sev- medical demonstrations, a period eral different Union Army units, as church service, and a game of well as civilians including mer- "rounders" with the Muffins, the sent chants or 'sut"ers' as they were "Ohio Historic81 Society's baseball Village called then, and ladies and gentle- team of yesteryear. . The Our ,men of the day. We even had one " . "A tradition of the homecoming was a hospital ' Southern symjlalhizer," Gloeclcner is to have a memorial service Sun- Wl!I, wiD have an said. day afternoon for the"members of artifacts 'on display as host During the Civil War, because · the original 91st O.V.I.," Gloeclcn- · many of the events for. the 'living of its strategic position bordering a er said. "During the roll call, rela- history. "Civil War Days" sidewalk . Confederate Virginia near the lives pf these brave men who'are in .sales will be April 16-17 in~~,;~ moulli of the)Gwwha River, Gal- attendance will tie recognized as a · town Galllpclis, and~ " was the location of Camp wreath is laid at the Bandstand." through the historic dislrict will be a majbr 4istribution "Ohio Valley Visitors Center available throuaboui thewe:kend SOllft'ti'S'lllld"fllp- Director "Ki'm Sheets poin~ out ·ForliiOI't iril01'111811on alr!M1iv-· plieS, It$ well as the site of a large that the "livipg histof)' concepl not • iq,g history, csll tho Ohio Valley . government hospital housing thou- only entertains, but educates us VISit~ Center at, ~82 or 1, 800-765-6482. APRIL 4 . . - City park . . ta.be site of Civil War. re-enactment . . . E CilOCKER STDs - 11110 chmcs that cater to ?II screenm,g and treatment ~f By CATHERIN Ia eel Pr W 't men, even though women are hard- mfected pauents, Donovan satd ASSOC t ess rt er est hit. "Wcdnesday. . · N~W YO_RK - . One of four "Health officials have disagreed Accordmg to die report, 12 milAmencans wil~ contraet.a SC?Xual~y over whether STDs are a moral or liol) seXually transmiued infections ' tra':'smttted dtsease somettmc 111 medical issue," said Parri~ia Dono- " occur every year i.n the United theu lives, yel the government has van, author of the study. "And States- two-thirds of them among · neglected effor!-S to prevent the even today, the government often · people under 25 al!d one-quarter spread of such tllnesses, a study has difficulty dealing forthrightly among to teen-agers. At that rate, at con~~udes. d b the Alan y.:ith the _STD jliOblem as symbol" · least one in"four Aq~Crican~ will e stu Y . Y f tzed by us reluctance te promote contract an STD at some pomt in G~umacher lnsutute, a .nonpro tt measures - such as condom. use their lives, the 'W\ said. !htnk tank on reproducuv.e health ·- . that can help people avoid 'The repon s&ld 81 ieaat 56 milISsues, also charged tha~ the gov- . becoming infected." , lion people, or more !han one in 1n1f,~~t ~~!:of :=~ Instead, the emphasis has been · five Americans; are infected with 10 tg sue " viral STDs such as genital herpes or hepatitis B, which can he con- . ' p · 1 • h " ~--. eop· e tn ·t e ne · ws· ------- Study: ·o ne in four Americans will get s~xuallytran~rnitted dis: ease .· · ' ·' • FORWARD MARCH • Members the 9lat Ohio :Volunteer Inraatry, 'Company B are pic· turlld 4urlng their eacampllll!nt in tile Galllpolis In 1!191 as they practice drill& The re-· DST returns Sunday lor 11101t Americans. Tile sblft Ia fonnird. M01t resideilts tamed tMir dockes · abead before retltlng laat afaht. Standard time retuns Oct. 31, restorlllg tile hour of sleep that wa8 lo&t tllis weekend. · I d l Lands,i e c eanup ma" _gin M. onda" 'J be 'J f. ' POINT PLEASANT • A Point . · Pleasant man died early Saturday morning of an apparent self-inOictcd gunshot wound, aocording 10 a S[19lcesman for the Mason Co1111ty Sl6iff's Department Byron Jolc llanJette, 25, of Point . Pleasant, died at Pleasint Valley Hospital Sawrday morning of a .22 caliber gunshot wound to the head. The gun, a .22 High Staildard 9- ~~C:\r~all~stmd~ according to die sheriff's spQkes· ~d.: mann.e sheriff's spckesman department received a call at 4:17 a.m. from ihe Point Pleasant EMS to respond 10 tht shooting 11 the home or Betty' Henry in Gallipolis 1 ' Pt. Pleti$ant man dies of gunshot wound " POMEROY - -Cleanup behind Reed who agreed 10 loan the !=O~nthe Meigs County Museum where a . ty some OR WOlters, CommtSston landSlide Monday mooting deposit- President Robert Hartenbach said. ferry. • ·. ,... ed tons of earth and caused damage The ~lean up project is schcd- . TIJe body is 'being sent to the to the rear of the building is sup- uk4 for Monday, Harten~h said. State Medical Examiner's Office in posed 10 taiie plaoe Monday thanlts • Workers; usinJ a truck, will ~ul Cllarleston. • to a cooperative effort betWeCD vii- mud away. fr!Jm the back or the Accordillg 10 • the sheriff's !age.and county government mliSCUM buildi11g. " spokesman, the incident is still unMeiga County MUiellm Director At. this point, the only pan pf ~e der investigation. · Margaret .Parker wror.e a letr.er to · b11ilding known to be damaged ts the Meigs County Board of Com- therearstairway,Partersaid. · .: missioners requesting bclp in the However, after tho earth IS form of general relief workers in ~moved, other damage may be A thenS " f:ami"IY over the pat year. He pl'llllted a h•llll • ~· print ol Pomero1 revlt81iaadoa plu by Jo~:- : Clark, presldht of the auodatlOil. Abo ph:• : lured Is Mn. Jolin (Dottle) M._.. ·-••1 .., M eig~ • "b oar.. d a. dQP t s revise • d . :t•'" 'steals' van back ~~~·:,t.~::d~h~ in Arkansas ' . thexr:u:o:l: the Meigs County Depanment of Human Ser- a d~h:cway above the museum vices the 110111 mission was inSIJUCt· agamst a wall tbat houses the edtocaiiPo!DeroyMayorBruce · '!luseum·stheater. ·' ! 1• " · II t : • . ._.· :I~~:Sw~~:::;:: pO l.CY OR Open enro m . en :.·;:_· .; ATIIENS, Ohio (AP) - Made · . " •• pcned after they reclaimed their . stolenyan.waslllythilllbutfunny " com~hance -· ~onoftOcalpoliciesaroin Odlers&udenllwlltWIIItiOa.Jic.: . , at the 11111e. -"'" . , .. ByCHAilLENEHO£li'LICH 'Times-Sentinel Staff with the state's advamage of the opiiiiiiiOIImeip.; " The Lcwiscli and their three · POMEROY_ A reviled jlolicy "Chotec in Edu~ation" legislat!Dn optiol Clll ~ "Jt'h '001ta1a:: children went 10"Dallal last mooth on open enrollinoat _that opcloo as a pan of n-.structuring edtteaaon the lupcrantoncle'l:t•a omce .-. " so Lewi.s could ,10 to a me!Jic!" "which allows atudcnts and their in Ohio: Ullder thai 1989 legisla- ' school princ~ •: : . convea11011. Ho !' to pad_uate m parents school' ·choice within cer- lion parent$ were given more free. ApplicMi- C8ll lie 11'111 In •• • Jq lillln the Obio Umven~ty Col- tain pdelinel1Je1n adoptod tn chonsing the schools their an~: ~~l_Cw; 11• : lese of OaiOiJillthlc Modlciao. . by the Meip Local Bolrd of Bdu· •· clnldren lllriDd, whttl:o- it be in the no applicaliclll Will be c Mb• : GALL1POLIS -A Bidwell LayJIC served as socretary·UCI· Their V8ll wu stolellln l)allas. cation. • . school dlslrict in which tile)' reside before June I~.llld~ wil101 " woman charged with embezzling surerofllleiiiiiCiltiOII. · so th6y rentod a car 10 gel baCk The Meigs Local School District or 111 lliiJacent school district. "The be 110iifled u to .,.._ or IDtil ; more than $100.000 from the ar.vProaccutln( Attorney Brept home/On 1llelr way beck 111 Man:h has had IIi open Clllll1lmenl pollcJ legialalion il beina fully implc- student has been KCeptod It tlil · cl Hill Cemetery Assoc:iation' 'Sauaclen llid Frld&y Jud&O Cain 21. they ltOplled in Hope, . Art.. 10 I in effect for the current acbool · mented i1l tbe 1993-94 'IChool year. school they want to atrend pleaded goilty thtl week in the ordered 1 pre·ICD~ lnveatipsee l'lesidellt Clinton'1lllnbplace. year. To solve lome prnblama Under tiHI revised policy of Aug. 15.all . ......_,_ · · Common Pleas Court of Judge lion and La)'IIO wUl be 1011teneed But What they fl)llnd in Hope f.ced durinj this fltat ,eu in.111e Mclp Local, J*etllS who presently . That .ows the .._ ·. · • JOSCJJh L. Calli. . iallr this 111011111. w&f a vu thai looked juu "lib new proaram, certain revlaloos have 1 cblld or children in the~ to. detemunc ho"": many ltudeaa · · 'l1laca LaYftC of 797 Whcalon · · Aalllvated theft .is a 1eco~d thtllS, 'stopped It a traffiC IIJ)It have been mde Ill tho policy, enro11qnt IMCIIIIID and •"ending " wtll bo earolled II eacll clau Ia . Road, BldweU, Wll charged Dec. 9 dop'ea fololly ill ._ tl. Obio ~ saw lbll the VIII wu red lnd TheiO rovla!OIII primarily ano&bet 1id'Ool i1l the distric;t ex: a ~belt l1llpiCtive ~ wltb ~~theft· following 111 111c1 canlea a mnlmum nne of had pia llripea. Jull.like tbelrl. witb the way 811111ine.•:Jie*# far aciiOolla uolller diltrlct. wtll The lfate sell lllliO ol25 . . lnvesugatloa by the ua1toe1 of S7.500 1114 lhree. four or liw 10 U · · Md lblf aw • AIJ!e!M CouniY (lltellts iDDJy far thoir cblltlau I'IOii"N 1 .._ 1110 of&cc of dents 10 oae leKbtr for a cJut. 10 Onvel HID Cema!lily AID:iadoa Yea11 Ia ~ . licealllpiMe - dtelrL Tiley lmew 10 eblllgc si:bOoll and lei plde- SuPDrint"''CCeell Jantea C.,.,ootei'. IIXIIIl. If ICCIIIIiaa erl tl, titbor "anct the Oallla County PrancutW, Orave.},.~lt~omotory it In tbea lilly IIIII b11t1 t1telr ,.., 220 111101 on acceptance I»)' Odler Wfdl the ' - ' wiD .. IPIJII· tralllferriq lnMi ... 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