http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7c57d4109315a848246b5525b15a0ded.pdf cf3775f489c445e59a28e46d8a7bf49b PDF Text Text ~ Ohio ••' .. Tuesday, April 13, 1 QQ1~ Syphilis cases Oil: increase in Ohio .. CLEVELAND (AP) - Health workers dealing with sexually transmitted diseases are especially concerned about the increase of syphilis in urban centm across the stale, a published report said today. The l'lain Dealer reported that cases of sypbilis in Ohio incrtased 55 wt year from tbc I ,909 cases of the disease teported in 1991, and 55 percent of the state's cases were from the Cleveland area. Birthday observed speaker . named . • .. Vol. 43, ·No. 244 .., ~ Sectlono, 1: Pages 25 tJRG pr·esident speaks at Meigs Chamber .m eeting . ,. . fti!DIAN S z· I Nitws:Sfllr Til: UiitU3ily p£ Rio Grande's .-- . ) J11D11 is D meet the educalina ..t IAiaiac needs of sooih' a OfliD RSidta~S> Dr. Barry ~• .- • • Hf Qf tile. Univerity ar Rio Gl&dt,. said! dluing Tuesa( tile Meigs·County . ' ·• Ia ...,.• • Doney qw" CRASH INSI,'ECTION ~ Ohio State Patrol . olflcers Inspect a patrol helicopter that crashed • Wednesday· rooming icross the road from tbe : . Soutbern Ohio Correctional Facility where riot· ,t. ing Inmates liave killed sewa po"n s _. taken eight guards llostage. Tile ' - - . , . . were In the helicopter were taeAu! .. • hospital. (AP) Lyons, sixth; Tasha Green, tbird; Courtney Kennedy, nnt; Samantha Lee, kladerprten; Jessica Preast, second, and Cbrls Dodaon, fourth. IN THE •POINT PLEASANT REGISTER •GALLIPOLIS DAILY .TRIBUNE •POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL ··~- ... INSIITIDN DATE: FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1993 992·2155. "* D ollbsrudimts. Til: wiiUSil) is afso helping to .-· ft Ci •••ic lfcve!Op!llent, .a • .:Prison officials. cu~ offinformation·to media ;,.., . . ~ • "'·,·. l;~8VP I •E,Qhio(AP) .;.. £,.!:- tultms~ng· i!l~~ with ~l-. Slate _Hi~ay_ !'~trl)l llel!~optb'r - Iious convicts. ,..,.,,. . _ · that bild cuclmg the not·tom Lucasville penitentiary crashed early this morning in a fieltl across the s~ from the prison. The pi!atllll!l a stale corrections officii! suffered minor injuries and were taken to Southern Ohio Medical Center in nearby Portsmouth for treatment, according .to highway'patrol SgL John Born. Nursing supervisor Fran Smith said corrections official Joseph McNeil, 42, of Marrsville 11nd palrOI Sl!'t. Edgar Clevmger, 48, of Plain Cuy, were. being treated for minor inJuries and were expected to be released. ' The crash site is midway between the prison and a school. Bom. said the helicopler was on a "rouune flyovcr" of the prison, where rebellious inmates have held eigbt guards hostage since Sunday and seven convicts have died. Born called the accident a forced landing due to an undelermined mechanical problem. · Witnesses said the helicopter hovered in place briefly and then came straight down on its skids. It came to rest leaning to the right · with a rotcr stuck in the ground. Firefighters doused the craft with water to prevent a fu:e. State corrections officials today p~t a lid on news_coming_ out of the not-tom maxlmum-sccunty pnson, refusing to say whether any negoti- Spokesman Dav~ Mom$ SBid no more news broefongs would be scheduled and refuseilto answer ques~~ about ~egotiations or _the ~ondmons Qf e1ght gu,ards beong lield hostage. News bnefings had been held four times a day. ~9rris read a state men I fr~m families of the hostages complam111g about ·beong annoyed by reporters seeking interviews. The statement said the families were .being "disrrac_tcd ~rom their primary . focus, wh1ch IS 'lhe safety of their loved ones." . Morris said the transfer of 85 prisoners from a cellblock adjacent to the one barricaded by 450 rioting inm~tes had relieved some of the rcns1~n ~re. . . . S1;'l prosoners were l"lled on f1ghtong Sunday at the Southern Ohio Correction~! Facility. The !Jody of another pnsoner was found on hos cell Tuesday. Also on Tuesday, prisoners in the besieged cellblock yelled at other prisoners, urging them to join the standoff. But guards :fited a round of tear gas into a corridor connecting the ccllblocks, quelling the distumance after a few minuleS. Tes~a Unwip, a spokeswoman for the Department of Rehabilltalion and Correcllons, said negotiaLions about the prisOners' list of 19 demands continued Tuesday nighL She said olfocials were havina trou· sai!J lk -iCUiilJ p7alts: IJD: Cllpanding ils h"'S" akali&n programs ud addi•& • Bacbet0r of Arts d £ L Sa:aad. dre u11iiv:enity is •• 1•i• 10 -~ lhe needs of oldtt,- uaditionaE students. ~ Slid 1111: wiousil~ recendy iou d lk bu of evening , uT :1, r"il&.diem more )Copter crasbes at prison (ILl DAVE 01 P. J. FOR MORE INFORMATION ~Slid. 'De lllliwasiey ean1best help _ wido CC(MM+ic: ~l0pment by OU1LINES GOALS • ~. Barry Dorsey, preslcleat ol tH Uai· ble_~l ........... • r a .. C -.-. w1111t we. cro.best," venity' of Rio Grande and Tliesilay's guest speaker at tile Meip p~ . ...,:p::.i!-. It JlOCS up ;ad ~ ...\ ~ :;,.~ ;J.~~:::;r~ . County Chlmber ot Commerce meetlnr, ntUnel wbilt tH ualwrsity Is doing to meet its goal In providing for tbe areas educational ong on who we 111 • '4111. Ms. fi+ •. Unwin said. ilud ..,.. ...._ and training needs while Chamber Director Paula Tbaeker; seated F CD), URG is llldressin the at right, looks on. (Sentinel photo by Jim Frteman) ing was SC"'!"Ided llllllllrThe ~ ..,. , • ~ aoiDnl ..t social needs of the ' been denied food. lell, • .. C) .a.I:Jtney Slid. . Dui&J said • pi)Widbreaking first time, was ranked in a recent and ·warci" sincedlclialt.lls. Unoia Attorney Steve Story, in a repon ~o said sbe didll"t " - lie-- --'Jitdtlliaailinirtgroorn U.S. News an~ World Repons sur- · from the highway committee, said d•uon_s of the'"'!"' r• . . aMirine ro dre c:aitung Rhodes vey of the best colleges in the·Unit- the commmee is lfying to get Pr1son oflic:ids ~said 1K ec.au. 1\bo. 1M LlfnC c ·enter ed States Rav~n~~ond. WNa., i11,volved in A ••••·· ' •iic a swe~f-tfu:He· atiributed the university's demands conoc:m .,._~lilt the Ravenswood Connector Road havenotelabcraled. "De-iCiia: Ill _ . . . -..wiD be dl:dicated broad, comprehensive curriculum project. and low cost as factors leading to , Paula Thacker, exeeutive directh_e rioting_ his ~t bccl!l daa"- Ap0121,1e ....,. "'llqle Jill* QD ~we are a the survey ranking. tor of the Meigs ~ounty Chamber mmed, officials:said. " ·) sc:uiite;.~J)(Jaey said. . .Other acthm of Commerce wtd economic develAbout 8S ·prisonmi ill die C: Dnlsc:y, ida is ta!IJ:Ifeting his In a report to the chamber, din-· opment director, said she met with 'cellblock we!IC taka lly ba 10 wu 7,arastlltGpaidient..said ner/dancc commillee chairman American Electric Power and other state pi-T 71J llil&k~~» lk MiiCisity is licu••iag morel' David Harris labeled the receni Buckeye Hills Rural Development ease. overcrowdiaJ, Us. Uawia Commission officials to discuss the said. More tblll 900 1 _ • I ill 'lid ' • • alolz lie casran coast dinner/dance as a "big success." ar1111:" · ' s iudllition to Harriuaid $1,700 was made at proposed indusaial park. the_ K cellbloct, doe'S: ' the silelit auctiOn while the whole ; AEP owns the :property in the de_stgned 10hold640p• s,dlc .Daoso::r abo Sllid UR.G. rc. the event cleared $1,450 afler costs. Continued on page J SBid. • em, -:llidl - ......,__--Loc·al briefs-.• : Two·chargedWitll DUI ·~ · Charles W. brccn. Baker Road, Athens; was arrestCd Monday · night by the Meigs County Sheriffs Department on cbalgcs of driV· · ing under the influence, no operator's license"and failure 10 conuoL According to Sheriff James M. .Soulsby, the charges stem from • an incident in which Green allegedly ran avehicle owned by Walter _ · Arnold into a ditch on Cottrill Road near Harrisonville. : Soulsby reponed that Green is being held in the Middlepon Jail · on the charges. He is also wanted in Athens County on a charge of . failure to appear. · Jane Bing, Fossil Rock Road, Athens, was arrested on charges of · driving under the influence, disorderly. conduct and left of ccnler. • Accordi~g to Soulsby. Bing was being held-in the Athens County : Jail bl!t WliS released on bond Tuesday night-for .a larer appearance : in Me1gs County Court. :Charges pending against iWo . · Charges swmming from ' seperate incidents are pending against · : two unidentified men, Sheriff James M. Soulsby reported. · : .· Charges from Ravenswood, W. VL, are ~ing against a Meigs County m111 following an alleged hit-skip IRCideilt in Ravenswood : Monday ni~hL . . • ACCording :to a report, !he Ravenswood Police Deillrunent · trailed antifrocze from the vehicle up Stall! Route 124 10 lilllinaer Ridge Road ncar Ponland. Meigs Coun!f units met t11e1n. and larer located the vehicle, wi!h license plates ·missina. on Durst Road at ·StlvO!:Sville, Soulsby reported. · .· . . . . inlorniatlon obtained from ilems in the vehicle idcnllfled the owner, Soulsby said. The vehicle was impounded._ .• . · · Charges of faii!II"C to tx111trol are peqdina ~!pi!)~ the driver df ~ . CODtiaaed oa Pill' 3 . . · . OFF TO WASIIINGICJIN ~At Concert Bud . . . _ . a -+' ·z . ?; ~lklllltlm .,.i_, ........ w_,mg. ton, D. C. There they wilr compete in the National Adjudi~ators Invitational Concert Band Contest. ..... Eastern band to perform in Washington event ' The 40-pic:QC ·faaera Hip 0 5 Memorials and the National Air Tomb by Eastern's senior band Scbool Concec. a.l d ~a "We"a _, • • I . . ..pei- and Spoce Museum in tbe Smithso· members. midnigbt Thunday llr r' •at . ~£far.?-..-- ar.J"~l·. nian Institution. Also Rep. Ted Eastern band members have bus for Walhi.,.., J). C. ....._ - - .... Strickland has asked for a photo been prepiu-ing for the trip since thef will penllfiB illll!le filM+ ' I - ae 'liC doe lineal 3e5Sioo with the band at the Capitol Seplember. They have raised over Adjudicuon lnri•u· I~ .._. ia lk utioD. · Buil.di."ng ~hi~~e _b_and will be $9,000 to cover hotel rocims, meals • Band CM!M ' ) · DeJ - _. 10 dilecUae and lDIUUill durin& VISIL and charier bus expense. ' • Eallall«p'a'ified lor doe · e. . 7 ire 1111 Jeam, 1 Another honor the band· will The st~dents sold_ candy. bars;, : . · a1 C1111t=• by Cll1lia& .._llllir " ~ve during J.. trip wiD be to lay a · sub sandwoches, and pozza kits. The .:.· ina at 1ut ,_., <JiiliD lillie JMa. All 75 k I •CNieN o1 the wreath at the Tomb of the paret!IS have also been busy assist-·. catlDn Aaoc~'ll illlll:diliiic fur Unknown Sofdier in Arlington mg, Hall said; 110ting that the trip>. ContesL Aboul 15 .... . _ a wi11o a ...r _,....a. Naliorial Cemetety. would not have been possible with--;·: Car away 11 die ._elf W "11lis will . . _ die tits 10 JCt ''During my Army Band days, I out the hard woric and suppon 0·f- • wili"""Ptle b ,.- ez _.,.... ~elf a panicipated in 111any such cere- the p.-ents. · · -. • 11101111 in the .- • ·• • ·• . . . _. Z. 6iilb llllllli IIIOIIiel," Hall said. "'ften foreign . In addition m the 40 20 ~ 'Dis 77 • y . dianitaries would lay a wreath parents a!~d adult Slt!fC memben . Judaea for d!e c befOre ~Y~.•isited the PresidenL will be gomg on the trip. , -.. _ tnclude Dr, D "li.lldl" -._ * lilllla uwpcilli- . NOw we \riw have that hooor, and Hall said that he had talked with·: · director nt It elf !loti GiltS.. ..._. 5 • llliL · · .one of m'y Al'llly Band friends, Sergeant Wilhoit *ier this ·wedt··. Univor~~ -....: 0a1. . -.... ia • '· , 1111 iliad .Millet ~eant Paul Wilhoit, wiU .and he had repot"ICIII!III the o."-v;;: Amlld - •t I • elf riP J11J a - • - • . Rt I -' play Taps. . . • bloabms in Wllblngton are alii;~ · ••• U .$. Air Porco 8 ¢• _, ._ . _ 111111 _ . ...... Ailpaa., - 'I:he wreath is ~ing pr_epared . height oC ~ ~ '!l8ltina il one : Iamea CoiJe.._:ta~, ..... ot . lll=f.-.-.iiil ·1 ' • · locilly by. Franc1s Flonsts of of the nicost times of tile yoar 10 banda It lbe um...., a ( . . . . . . .. ... I·. Jdiiw Paneroy and will be placed at the visiubere. . • ::i' I •JII!JICiillr- .. s- ._. I y y •· :- ' ••s Pal;-..., * ,._.· .,....,.,find · .i-·-11111. .-. =·. ._. .,._ I stu~IIIS, .. ' .. eent. A Mulllmedlo In~. Newapaper. Duaset. doe cbulber's· guest 7 paaaJal UR.G as a eom• • J sawice ad outlined .four .-pitis doiilc D meet its goals. Til: wiwasi1.1 is: implementing IICW I*UIJ . .S w·bite adding to eoNirc ,... 1, Dusey said. To ill.ware. Dorsey' said the lllliwcnily is expanding its LPN .....- rm. IS Sllldenls to 30 AD-VEITISING DIADLIIII: FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 199'3 • ~OON ' Pbmnw.. a .. -· -• •d r p 1111...... _ ·-w 111 u • 11.,.rll14, 1993 Copyrighted 1993 1 SPECIAL SECTION l l-20-22-26-Z.L 9 -+-~7115- n LAWN &. GARDEN ' Low tonlgbtln mid-SO.. Rain. Tbursday,showers,blghlnmld Buckeye~: ..,..s arC'__ . Third birthday observed First birthday. ce ebrate d Pick 3: 338 Pick 4: lS96 ·. Page4 p -Names in the news ... - Ohio Lottery Southern tops RVHS nine 5-3 "We're having much more ed in Ohio's big cities. .• syphilis this past year than we've "There are pockets of problem had in quire some lime," said Dr. areas throughout the country wt~ Bryan R. Davis, acting director of throughout the state," Halpin said: t!lc dermatology department at ''Cleveland is one area tha{ MetroHcalth Medical Cenlel-. demands our auention:'' ,• "It is scary Jvx:anse it's oecur· He also said Cincinnati had 1 ring in young people, 111d it's 114 percent increase in the numbef occurring in young pregnant of syphilis case from 1991to 1992. women . It means that th~ babies , Health workers say one of th~ are infecled and for a baby to have biggest factot:S in the increase c?f congenital Sr,Philis - this ·is a seri- the sexually transmitted disease is ous disease. ' . ' the continuing use of drugs and Congenital syphilis increased to alcohol and the trading of sex fat 59 cases in Ohio last year, liP from dru~s, the paper said. . . 'l only two in 1988. Six infantll were 'There's a clear relationship: stillborn ,and two died soon after between crack cocaine and birth last year, the Ohio Depart- syphilis," said Dr. Jeffrey Goldha' ment of Health~- The feeler- gen, medical director of the city_ · a! Centen for Disease Conuol in Health DepartmenL "You can piOI' Atlanta predicts that 40 pen:ent of the increase of syphilis and parall~! the infants afflicted with syphilis that with crack· cocaine and the eventuaUy die. incidence ofprostiwtion." , Although it is rare for adults to -~ die from syphilis, there were 12 . reported deaths from 1989 throuF!' Bernard Shoemaker, Ohio State 1991 in Ohio, health officials said •. Grange Master, will be the ~et Most of the victims were more than for the Meigs County Grange Bwt;. 70 years old, presumably infected. quet to be held Friday at 7:15 p.m~ · years ago. ·at the Meigs County Senior Citi ~ Complications from sypJVIis are zens Cenwr. , , serious. It can cause an infection in Tickets are $.7 for adults and $6' the aorta- the main arlery coming for children and are available fronr out of tbe bean - and .can also Arthur Crabtree, Patty Dyet, Nor: cause cardiac diseases. man Will, Pauline Atkins, Zibai Dr. Thomas J. HalPin. in charge ¥idkiff, Rosalie Story, Dorothy. "' of the Ohio Depmbnentof Health's Smith and Bill Radfool. division of preventive medicine, Tracey Grueser will enlertaiJ!! nates that me disease is concenaat- during the meeting. · ·:: A dinner honori·ng Mrs. Vermont Markins of Racine on her 83rd birthday was held n:cendy at the home of her daug!ircr, Mrs. Vir· ginia Dean, Wolfe J>en Road. A decorated cake was served following the dinner. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid, Rodney and Tammy Reid and daughter, David Reid, Mrs. Vir. ginia Stpith, Joshua and Mica Dawn, all of Pataskala; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paynter, Albany: Mr, and Nease, Barbara , BRADBURY CHEERLEADERS • Tbe rlftb Mrs. John Walter Dean, James, row, advisor. third row. Peaay J,.ewis, grade· tbeerleilders of Bradbury elemeatary Sarah and Ai-ogie Willet; John Dean Otbers ·assisting were Liada Stewart, Peggy retently .participated in tbe cheerleading compe· and Kenneth Martins. tition. Pictured are Crystal Leach, front; Cindy Lewis and Jane Moon. Visiting Mrs. Marltins earlier Lewis, Renee Stewart, secoad row. Jeanifer ·were Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Junior Smalley, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smalley and Adam, all or Wierton, W. Va.; Mr. wtd Mrs. Kenneth Jones and Angie of Elderville, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spaun, Julia and · Church of the Nazarene starting .7 Community Calendar items POMEROY • The Meigs Coun- Sharon, Pomeroy. p.m. nightly . Rev . David Myers, ty Democratic Club Executive appear two clays .before aa event Lancaster, special singing nightly. Commit1ee will meet Thursday at and tbe day of that event. Items must be received well in advance Rev, John W. Douglas invites the 7:30 at the Carpenters Hall in public. · ·· to assure publltatloa in the cal· Pomeroy. endar. WEDNESDAY RACINE • The Racine Ameri- · TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Amateur can Legion Post 602 will meet HARRISONVILLE - Har· Gardeners Club meeting 7 p.m. at Thursday at the haU. Supper will be risonvillt Senior Chizens blood Presbyterian Church with Mrs. served at 7:30 wtd the meeting will pressure clinic at town house from Edward Buriceu as hostess. Garden begirr-at8 p.m. · 10 a.m. to noon. Lunch will be movie to be shown by Ruth Powserved for members afwr. All wel- ers, Meigs County Public Library POMEROY -There will be a librarian. come. dinner ·at the SeniOr Citizens Cenler. Mulberry Heights, Th~rsday RACINE - The junior class parCARPENTER - The Columbia with serving from 5 to 6 p.m. Cost ents of Southern High School will Township trustees will meet in is $4. Following that music will be meet at 7:30. Tuesday at the. high . special session at 7:30 Wednesday played by The Classics with a free school to discuss plans for the at the fire J;tation. )>urpose of the will offering to be taken for the meeting is to pay the interest on a. musicians. The public is invited. alumni banqueL repair bill. .CHESTER - Pomeroy OES POMEROY- The University of . practicing for inspection at 6:30· MIDDLEPORT - Revival ser- Rio Grande Chorale will present a p.m. at Chester Masonic Temple. vices are being held at the Wes- concert at the Senior Citizens~­ Officers urged to aaend. leyan Bible Hotiness Church, Mid- · 1er Thursday at 1 p.m. The concert dleport, through Sunday night. The is open to the public. There is no · POMEROY - Ohio Eta Phi Rev. Elbert Barrows from North admission charge. Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Caro_lina w~ll.. be conductjn~ the will eat at The Olive Garden in serv1ces woth · spec·1al mus1c by & Parkersburg, W.Va. Meet at Brian I!Jid Connie Conley. Services fOpefty tfanStefS Pomeroy parking lot 5:15 p.m. start at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. John Complied by: Notify Becky Tripleu if planni~g to Neville, pastor, invites the public. . Emmogeae Hamiltoa auend. Recorder, l'dei~)!' County, Obio THURSDAY . ' • RUTLAND • Rutland PTO MIDDLEPORT - The MiddleJohn R. Lelltes, Cathy C. meeting 7 p.m. First grade will port Child CCinservation League SECOND PLACE WINNERS • Winning will meet Thursday at the Rock Lenws, 8fflll, to Levenia Hayman, have a program. trophies for their setond place exhibits In Har· Meigs. Springs Uniled Methodist Church, Warren Calaway. parcels. to risonville's aanual science fair were tbese stuREEDSVILLE - Revival 7 p.m. Nancy Morris will have the John D. Riebel, Sr., John D. Riebel, dents, left to rigbt, _Kyle Smldclle, llfth; IJndsey through Sunday at Fello'!'ship program. · Jr., Chester. , Theron E. Morris, dec'd, Cert. of Trans., to Bruce R. Maoris, Rutland. Edward R. Roush, Rebecca J. Kara Chanlay Osborne, daughRoush, Lot II &: 12, to Meigs ler of Jim and Connie Osborne, eel· Metropolitan Housjng Authority, ebrated her third birthday recently MiddViU. with a party at her home. Home National Bank, parcels, to . A "101 Dalmatian" theme was Scou Ours, Rebecca Ours, Sutton. ·carried -out with those in attenJoe Lantz, Thelma Lantz, parcel, dance: to Joe Lantz, Thelma Lantz, Olive. Jim and Connie Osborne, Bob Mary M. Jones, parcel, S. 12, to and Betty Jackson, Marge Os~~· Ronald G. McDade, Olive. Belinda and Torrey Vogt, V1ck1e Kathryn Hunt, parcels, to Beverand Jennifer Hedges, Jimmy, Con· lee L. Wickline. Letart nie and Nicole Jackson, Randy, Robert Cunningham, Sharen Ruth Ann and floUy Dunfee. Cunningham, Lot 1()9 &: 294, to Sending gifts were Gladys and Robert Moore, Syracuse. Wilbert Barber and Duke and Minnie Dillon, Life Eslale REf., LenabeUe Pullins. J;:ARA OSBORNE .. to Barbara Dixon Bolen; Lisa R. Darst, Columbia. Carol A.D. Hubbard, PL Lot 13, to Delbert Blake, Midd ViU. . . . Roger W. Hayman. Levenia Hayman, TractS, io Clarence E. NEW YORK (AP) -After a Monday night in Charlotte,. N.C., Hayman, Virginia L .. Hayman, . . . decade on Public Broadcasting's and Wednesday at the Rochesler Lebanon . . "MacNeH-Lehrer NewsHour," Institute. of Technology in Judy Woodruff is joining CNN. Rochester, N.Y. Woodruff will be co-anchor of The Gorbachevs still planned to the daily "Inside Politics" with appear in Charlouesville today for Bernard Shaw and co-anclior of the 250th anniversary of the birth "World Today" with Frank Sesno, ofThomas Jefferson. CNN said Monday ..She replaces ·Catherine Crier, who went to ABC UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. in November. · (AP) - Prince is.taking a break "It's hard to walk away ," this week from his concert tour Woodruff said. "But I have come because of a respiratory infection. to the conclusion that this is a rare . . Th.e rock. star postponed sold· ··· opp<)rtoinity 'io mo'iie wiili a·:Pews out Shows sch.eduled for tonight ·organizatiOn that •s 1ncreas1ngly and Wednesday at the· Universal · Amphitheatre on the advice of his ·setting the agenda." Woodruff was NBC's White doctor, spokesman Michael PagHouse correspondent from 1977 to nou.a said Monday. 1982. In 1983, she became chief Thursday's show will go on .as Washington correspondent for scheduled, and the others will be " MacNeil-Lehrer." the weeknight held Friday and Saturday. · PBS news program with hosts Robin MacNeil and Jim Lehrer. NEW YORK tAP) - Richard Gere says he doesn't care if he isn't RICHMOND, Va. (AP) DALE F. ELLIS, JR. invited back to the Oscars for using ·Mikhail Gorbachev dropped some the event this year to make an dates from his U.S. speaking tour . ::;~~on behalf of the Tibetan . because his wife, Raisa, is ailing. Mrs. Gorbachev, who suffered a "I spol<e up because. one of the [ stroke two years ago, underwent great tragedies of our time is wsts Monday at the Medical Col- u_nfolding in the Himalayas, and lege of Virgonia Hospitals but was our government has been silent," Dale Franklin Ellis Jr. celcbnltthe actor wrote in an opinion-page ed his first birthday March 29 at not adm itled. • the home of his parents, Dale and , "She needs some rest," said · piece in today"s New Yorli: Times. Alexander Likhotal, a spokesmwt · Gere, a Buddhist, called on Margie Ellis, Middlepon., A "Winnie the Pooh" theme was, for the former Soviet leader. "The President Clinton to speak out situation is not dangerous." against China's "syslematic plun- carried out Another·pany was held earli~r Lilchotal gave no details Qll Mrs. d · · d ldlli · T"bet" an the ng m 1 • Awards 1·n the month at the home of h1s Gorbachev's illness b~t said she enng During Academy would receive prolonged treatmeqt last month, Gere, a presenter, . grandparentS in KenL Several rela-' when the couple return to Moscow. mused about the show •s waldwide lives aneMed. Gorbachev receiv.ed an honorary audience of about 1 billiOII and Malerilal grandparents are Tom degree at Virgi~ia Commonweal.th wondered if something "miracu. and Joyce l'ersinRer, Kent. Btoth· ers·are Bob Ellis, Midd)eport, and .University on, Monday. tl)en can- lous and movie-like could hawen Gene Ellis, Gallipolis. . · celed appearances scheduled for Community Calendar .. '. • • ' r ' 4~ ' . �.. Page--2- The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, AprU 15 Accu·Weather• forecasi for - ; . ·• 111 Ccnlrt Street Pomervr. Ohio • conditions and . IMansfi~ld Isa· I• . DEVOTED TO THE INTitllU'J'S OJ' THE IIBIOS.IIASON AJtltA INO. - , RObERT L. WINGETI -Publisher PAT WIUTEHEAD Assistant Publlsher/Contrp))er Ar ound the nation ued an eastward -crawl tod~y. Nasty weath er that dumped threatening to bring downpours lD snow over the West and bropght .._ the Gulf srates. . • heavy storms to the Plains coolin' inches are possible across the state By Tbe Associated Press . A low pressure s ystem will by Friday morning. It will be mild over Ohio tonight move northeast 10 the Great Lakes with lows ranging from the upper by .Friday morning. The counter· 40s in the nonh to near 60 in .the far clockwise winds around the low will push a wann front into south- south. It will be breezy over the region ern Ohio late today . -The warm front will then move north of Ohio Thursday wilh south winds of 15 to on Thursday. This will allow a vecy 2S mph expected. Hi~h tem~ra· m·oist southerly flow of air to tures will be mosdy m the m1dto Sln8d into Ohio tonight and Thurs· upper60s. . day. . . - The ~ high on this date an Showers and thunderstorms are Columbu s was 84 in 194L The · likely oVO" Ohio through Thursday, record loy; was 20 in 1950. Sunset tonight at 8:08 p.m. Sun· but there will be bmW in the pre· cipilation. Rsinfall tctals of I to 2 rise Thursday at 6:54a.m. -OAS observers treated Haiti as a vacation The Daily Sentinel - Showers; thunderstorms likely over O~io OHIO Weather Wednesday, April 14, 1993 The Dally Sentlnei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, Aprll14, 1993 .':C ommentary • • • 64• • r. CHARLENE HOEFLICH -General Manager - ' ., .- Clinton's style with : congress~ la~ks. Johnson .,. ' bite •. CANTATA TONIGm · The cantata and drama, "Let We Forget'', ,.in be presented by the Middleport Chureh of Cbrlst . Choir tonight (Wednesday) at 7 p.m. at the church. Tbe pabllc Is Invited. The choral part of the presentation is directed by Debbie Gerlacb, while Amy Perrin directed the drama. Approxlmately45 persons take part in the program which was rarst presented It tbe . Easter sunrise service or the church. Jesus is portrl!yed by Rodney Bailey. Nancy Freeman and PbyUis Gilke~ are tbe women and Bill Lawlcsa, the disciple of Christ, picl'!red here at' the foot ot tbe ------Weather----of l-ain is near 100 pen:ent South-Central Ohl«t Extended forecast: Tonight, showers and thunder ~ Friday tbrou.b Sunday: storms likely. Low 55-60. -The · Rain likety~Fnday . Lows 45-55. chance of rain is 70 J)ercenL Thurs. day, breezy with showers and thun- Highs in mid-50s to low 60s. Fair ' derstorms. High 7~75. The chance · on Saturday and Sunday. Lows in the 30s. Hig!ls'mosdy in the 50s. ~ T.::::::;::.:=::::Area -·.. : Maril~ E. Bishop, 63, of Page · ' Street, Middleport, died Tuesday, ""-'!pril 13, 1993, at Pleasant Valley ; Hospital, Point Pleasan~ W. Va. .. Born on Aug. 13, 1929 in i Racine, she was the daughter of the William and Addie Sherman Ora· · ::· ham Bitters. She was a homemak· ~ er. .- She was a member of the Mid· : dlepon Churc~ of Christ. , She is.survived by her husband, ~ Ashley J . .Bishop, one daughter, . Debra Maiden of Orla'hdo, Fla. and • one step-daughter and step son-in· :·law, Hope and Tom Reynolds of :. Fon Myers, Fla.: two granddaugh• ters and two great-granddaughters: ; 011e sister, Yvonne Bareswilt of • Orlando, Fla.; one niece and four ,- nephews. ~· Besides her parents she was pre• ceded in-death by one brother. Funeral services will be held at : 11 a.m. Friday at the Middleport . : Church of Christ with AI Hartson o(ficiatin'g. B'u rial )H ill be in "Riverview Cemetery. Friends may ·call at-the Fisher Funeral Home. ". Thursday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 .p.m. . '·· Stocks' Am Ele Powcr.. ................. .38 Ashland Oil,.......... ,.... +-.....27 3!8 AT&T......... ................, ......591/4 Balik Onc ............................l\1 3!8 Bob Evans ............ .. .. :........ 18 5!8 . Chinning Shop ..................16J /8 ' Chmp lndustrics............... .. l2 1(2 City Holding ......................22 Federal Mogul. .......... .. .......-18 518 OoodyearT&R .................. 791{4 ~ Centurion ...................26 3/8 Lands End .......................... 29 3!8 Limited Inc. ...................... 23 3!8 Mullimedia Inc. .................34 lfl Point Banc_oiTJ.................... l3 1(2 Rlx Restaumnt ..........:........7/16 Reliance Elccttic................21 3/4 R,obbins&Mycrs .. .:....;....... 17 ShOney's lnc ......................20 Star Bank .......................... .38 3/4 Wendy lnt'l.. ...:.................. l33/4 Worthington Ind . ............. ,.27 ){4 Stock reports are the 16:30 a.m. quotes pro.v ided · by Ke•per Securities, Inc., Galllpol~. . .ol - TI1e Doily Sentinel (USPS 113-MO) Joseph Spear ~ tlefaults'l As for .cost, I agree a_national service prosr1llll would mt.ge the deficit, -and I would argue sometliing should be cut ~ nculralize it. How about swtlng with park and earrnarbd funds? Would ton~ swear off the b for the social good? D" · · e? can be handled. Jus can the ps and keep the u;o~~iued. Displacemelli of work· ers? I hadn'tnoticetl the c~ for · minimum-w _ age jobs. Pollticization? Yes, it Wilufd be disallrouJ if · the lefties came to dominate the new citizens' corps ~ ~hey did -~ '"'•'Y ""bliohcd RR0m0011, Monday lh""'f!h Friday. Ill Court St. , p..,,,")', Ohio by the Ohio Valle)> Publilhlrc· CompartynAal&imedia _Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio fP769. Ph. 1192-21116. Soeond cl. . VISTA 1111d the Legal Services Corporation. It would have to b!: guarded against. po~l.llgepaidac.~. Ohio. Whatever the negatives, they fade to naught when the positiv~ are considered. To wic • - Good work would get doni: and we would all benefit. • - It would build character in i generation that has sorely lacke.'l for character-building cxperi~ They were born when Vietnambecoming a memory 111d have beea succored by fairly aftluent ~ They nC!ld exposure to real life problems. . · - It would llllOf participants ~ and this is far and away the grearesi benefit - in good citizenship; Take it from an old teacher: Too many or today's young peQple have not been educated in demoet.ti~ ­ principles and know IIOihlng orthe InStruments Of government. They don '1 appl-eciate what it IM8IIS tQ live in a free nation and the price thal has been paid to .,.-ve iL ; This idea is too good to be lalketliO death. Let's quit yakkin1 8lld just do it. . ' ; Joseph Spear II 1 sJDCIIcat~ ·wa;tter ror Newspaper £Dterprlle I. Cleora Copl~y _ Word has been received of the death of Clcora Marie Cooley, 91, of Brookville who died tuesday, Marcil 16, 1993, at Good Samari· tan Ho5pital in Dayl()i). B'om Jan. 5, 1902, in Wyandot County to t!Je late Jacob Halson and Hauie Ellen Shennan Hoy, she was a member. of the First Uriited Methodist Church of Brookville. She is survived by he( husban~. Rev. Cloyce D. Cople~. who she married in '1920. Rev. Copley was pastor of the Rutland Methodist Church in the 1930s: Other survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, E. Halson and Ruth Copley of Dayton, and a daughter and· son-in-law, Marilyn and Charles Micklewright of Hele· na, Mont. Also. surviving are .11 grandchii!Rn, several great,grandchililren and a sister, Geruude Overmyer of Toledo. , Slle was proc~ ,in death by a daughter, Ruth Ellen, a son, Rev. Norman C. Copley, and a brother, Chester H. Ho)'l . Memorial services w11re held March 20 at B~lle UMC with Rev. Gale E. Colin officiating. and · at Grace UMC in Washington Court House on March 19 with Rev. Ben T. Edwards officiating. Burial was in HighlaiYn Cemetery ,, in Washington COilrt House. 1 -, former adviSer to Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan, in an interview with the WashingtOn Times: "It's the first step in wiping out all straight grants and aids to college Oudents. -·· · May I address that one first? Yes, it could eventually come about that national service dbmestic or military - would be · the only way sntdents could obtain federal etlucalion aid. And what is so horrific about the. taxpayers fmally geUing somethin' in rewm for their money beatdes loan cross• URG••• Continued from page 1 · (leatlis-- -.Marilyn Bishop National service is an idea baualion, he said in a speech at whose lime is going to slip by us if Rutgers University several weeks ago, would amount to "agents of we're not careful. · ' . We've only been tallcistllf about renewal': who wol!ld change the Uropiit for a century. In his 1 an novel "Looking Backward," Edward Bellamy pushed the notion • of a conscripted "Industrial nation "block by block, neighbor· Army." ' Several years later, Henry hood by neifhbor!Kxx' " James called for all young men to Clinton s prog m would engage in community service and reward participants y paying at deemed it the "moral equivalent of least a part of the , ,sq of their war."' r. ___._ .. higher"ed~cation or job trainin~. He Franklin~oosevelt moved past wants to start with a $15 mtlli()n the tallcing ge when he conjured . pilot project this sull!mer and up the Civi Conservation Corps increase funding to $3.4 bUiion by to put the . pression-era jobless 1997. At that J!Oint, 100,000 people back to wo k. John Kennedy would be partiCipating. · launched the Peace Corps, Lyndon 1 think it is a stUpendous idea Johnson esrablished VISTA (Vol- · 1 will list some reasons momcntari· unleers in Service to America) and ' ly - but the land is awash with George Bush created die Points of naysayers. It would cost 10_0 much Light Foundation, which issues . and worsen the budget deficit, they grants 10 volunteer organiZations. moan. It would arnoYnt to indenNow comes Bill Clinton with -• turet1 servitude, they groan. Hood· even bigger things in milld. He turns and slacters would crea1e diswants to unleash an army ·o r young cipline problems; they whine. It people to assist teachers and police, would corrupt existing volunteer work in .health and drug clinics, efforts, diaplace lel!ilimate work· attend the aged and infirm, s~k .ers, be prone 10 polillclzalion. · library books, paint buildings, pick And my favorite complain~ here u~ ~rash. Members of the youth expJ:CSsed by M~n Anderson, a ' Member: The AsiOCiat.od ·Pnu, and t.he Ohio NcwspA,rr.r Auoc:ieC.ion, National Advert.iaing t~eptwant.ati•c, Bn,nham Newspaper BalM, 733 Third Avenue, New Yorld"ow Ymt10017. POSTMASTER' S.Od oddruo cha- to The Daily Sentinel. 111 Cwrt St., Pomon>y. 0Mio4ll769: s11118CIIIPI10N llATII8 Br Cantar or Mo~ J.o•*. One Wook ........................................... $1.60 One Monlh......................................... $6.1111 '()no VC!RT.....................................~.~....I83.20 BIHGU:COPY . PIUCE Daily. ....................................:...••..211 Conla sented the resulls of a recent ttavel and tourism economic impact swdy. The survey, prepared .by Mark:etVision Research, Inc. of Cincinnati, measures direct, indin:ct and induced impact of money spent in Hospital news ~~=yto~ =~as well the · ' "SMILE AMERICA" POSTER WINNER , Step!I&Die Wigal, a rourtb gnder at the Middleport Elementary School, was'the win· ner of -a poster coloring contest held in observance or Children's Dental Health Week. 'Reb Winkel Dental Society, a component or the _Ohio Dental Association, sponsored the contest wbich was chaired in Meip County by Dr. Larry Kennedy, Middleport de•· _ Veterans Memorial tlst. As the winner, Stephanie receivild a ·~JO ~heck. Her stopn was · Admiucd : Byron -'Ha skins, "To keep that smile, go the extra mlle. To fight tooth decay, brush Shade; Sandra S. Sycks, Shade. · and nOSii tl!ree tim~ a day." Discharg~d: Pamela Salyers and Eva Triplcu. - Meigs announcements Direct imjJact is ~e initial value ofgoodsandservicespurchasedby travelers while indirect impact·is the purchase of goods and services by supplying businesses for Operat· ing needs. • HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Induced impact is defined as . . . _• changes in regional household .Discharges, Aprt,l .13 - Rildn spending_patterilS as a result of the -Johnson, Robert Monfrooe, Bon~1e increased earnings of employees in ' Isaac, Joyce Roseberry, John Gall, the supply!ng businesses. _ Harold Thurston, Mrs. Den~1s Accordmg to Powell, each. dolClarkson ~n~ son, f-!elen Hardm, tar spent on tounsm crealeS a npple Pen~y Chrisuan, Jam;e Barry, Mrs. effect t~at adds an additional ~6 Chnstopher Conley and son, tOW~!fd JObS from wh_ole_sale, retail, Bobby 9ray, Cassandra Hudson, servtee_and other busm~. Lora Kmg, Jonathan McCarthy, F?r 1992: the total Impact. of Taryn S!rawser. Charles J!utts, tounsm, busmess and convenbon. Emma Lewis, Mary Cordell, Albert was estimated at $10.95 million. . Workmafl . Jamie Ziegler and , Totalemploymentwasestimatedat Amanda Malone. 339 jobs with an equivalent of 81 Birth, April13- Mr. and Mrs. full-time jobs while total payroll Donald Hysell, daughter, Rutland. was estimated at $3.8 mution. -- · --- ............ ·-- ,..... ,.......... .,............ Racine lodge to meet Pomeroy. There will be a special meeting _ Banquet set of Racine Lodge No. 461 f&AM The Meigs County Grange Banon Saturday !~ 10 a.m. Work in the feUowcfll{t d~ee. ~efreshments, . quet will be 7:-15 p.m. Friday at the Meigs County Senior Citizens CenDance planned·· ter. Advance tickets are required. There wiD be a western dance at Bernard Shoemaker. master, Ohio MiddleJ!Oit Elementary on Satur· State Grange, will be the speaker. day froin 8-11 p.m. Dances to tie ;featured include Boot Scootin' Revival slated Boogie, line dancing, texas Two' There win be a revival at the Step and Achy-Breaky. The cost is Middleport Na7.arene Church today S~ for single qr $~ per couple. through Sunday with Rev. Robert Food, sweets and soft drinks will F. Styers, evangelist. His emphasis be sold. The dance is sponsored by is children and he used ventrilo· the Middleport Arts Council. quist puppets and gospel magic -illustration s. Services are 7 p.m. Coqncllto nieet nighdy and 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Pas· Past Councilors Club of Chester tor Greg Cundiff invites the public. Council 323, Daughters of Ameri· ca. will -meet at the hall at 7:30 Neutzling personal p.m.. tonight (Wednesday). Ethel R9semary (Morris) Neutzling, Orr and Laura Damewood will be daughter" of George Morris, Lin .' the hostesses. Members are to wear coin Hill, P01,neroy, recently suf. ' . Easter Norma Shields bOnnets or hats. fered a severely broken leg after Norma G r Shields, 68. of being thrown from her horse. Cards Chauncey, diod Tuesday, April 13, AA group to meet may be sent to her at 7869 Saddle 1993 at her residence. , The Pomeroy Group of AA_will ,Creek Trail, Sarasota, Fla., 33582. Born in AtheR$ county. she was - meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at Sacred · the daughter of the late Charles and Heart Catholic Church. Call 992Dance planned Maude becker Clark. 5763 for infotmation. The Tuppers Plains ·VfW Post She was. a 1943 graduate of . . No. 9053 Ladies Auxiliary will Chauncey-Dover High School, and : Applications accepted hold a dance Friday from 8-11:30 · retired from Ohio University secuThe Meigs United Methodist p.m. with mu sic by CJ and the rity in 1985 ifter 25 years .!ervice. Coo!Jeralive Parish wiil be taking She is survived by two daugh- garden seed applications Thursday Country Gentlemen. Red Carr and ters and sons-in-law, PatJ:icia and and Friday from 10 a.m. to noon at Melvin Cross will be the callers . Roger Hudnell of ·Lacey, Wash., the office. 311 Condor Street. Public invited. 1 and Gloria and John Van Reeth .or Pomeroy; a son, Tom pf Chauncey, A seven' grandchildren, Reiger and .Lt'.l, TeSpOn S (0 n1ne CQ S 'Kelly Hudnall -of Lacey, Wash., Zac~ " Shields of Chauncey, Ash· Units of the Meigs County went to Hampton Hollow Road for ley Sh1elds of Nelaon.ville, Cory, Emergency Medical Services Myrtle Wilson. She was transportChristopher and Kerri !\nne Van reaponded to nine calls for assis- ed to Pleasant Valley Hospital. The Middleport- unit wen I to Reeth of-Pomeroy, and one J!fClll· ·tance on Tuesday and early pradbury Road for Max Davis at grandson, Col ten Hudnall of Lacey, wednesday morning. · .. . I :23 p.m. He was taken to Holzer. 1 ' Oa Tuesday lit IO:OS a.m. the . Wash. At I :33 p.m. the Rutland unit . Beskles her parents she was pre- PQmeroy and Chester Fire .Depart. responded to Harrisonville for Marceded in dealh by her husband, nlents rCsponded to a motor vehicle garet Ellis who was taken to Vet.er· ' Marion (Jalte) Shields, who died 8ccident at ROute 7 and Flatwoods May 15, }992: five sisters, Sylvia Road. Edith Buchanan vias lre8led ans. The Racine unit went to Fifth !"orris, F~a Burson, ·vera Free- bul pot transported. Spencer land, Thelma Boyd , and Phyllis ·Buchanan and Kevin Grueser Street at 10:34 p.m. for Richard Cul}lmings who was taken to VetThomas.; two brothers, Ralston and refused tteaunent. erans. RusaoU Clark. At 10:56 a.m. the Middleport On Wednesday at 6:21 a.m. the Funeral services will be h~ld unit went t<i Beech Street for Rutland unit went to Leading • SaturdaY at II a.m. at the Huglies- Willill"' McAiliss. He was taken to Creek for Hildted Carson who was Blower Funeral Home in ' Athens. Veterans Memorial Hospiial. transported to V~teran s. Rev. Kenneth Newton and Rev. The Rutland unit went to Salem At 8:30 a.m. the Racine unit Grace Newton will officiate. Buti&l Cenier at 11 :26 a.m. for Ernest went to River Heights Apartments will be in the Hilltop Cemerery at Davis who was taken to Holzer · for Paul Reeves who was taken to Millfield. Friends may call at the Medical c;:enter. Veterans. funeral home Friday 2 J.O 4 and 'Iii At 12:10 p.m. the R\)tland unit "9p.m. SPRIIjG VAll f Y CINfMA ,..., .. E' .IS li Great Bend area where the proposed pad< will be located. . "Ev~rybodX seems to _want to work IOgether, Thacker ~d. Tourism survey presented Mary Powell, director· of the Meigs County Park District, pre- I ' - .- d -. 446 ll Local....--------, Continued from page 1 . 1984- DOd~e ll1iu went off the road on Bald Knob-StiversviUe Road west of Suversville around 11:40 p.m. Monday. Both names arc bei'ng withheld pending filing of charges, Souls· by said. Thefts, vandalism probed are Deputies of the Meigs County Sheriff) Department investigating several complaints filed recently with the department. Clyde J. Morris, Bashan Road, reported that sometime within the last month someone stole an eight-horsepower Gravely tnll;tor with a brush hog from a bam at his mother's residence. Debbie Bums, Nichols Road, reported Monday that a tire on her car was punctured with a screwdriver. ; . Tuesday, it was reponed th!it the lOCk was knocked ofT the stor· age s}led at Salem Center E;lementary School. A Stihl weedeater and a Wizard 20-inch mower were reportedly s~olen. · · sunday morning, several complaints were receiVed regarding vandalism to mailboxes on Vanderhoof Road near Tuppers Plains. The incidents occurred early Sunday. Racine man cited A Racine man was ciled for failure to yield following an accident ·on Wesl Main StrCCI Monday aflernoon. · Pom eroy Poli ce reported that Wh ite was pulling his 1992 Chevrolet truck from the Riverside Fruit Market on West Main when he collided with a a car driyen by Sylvia Johnson, 36, of Clifton, W.Va. Johnson's 1987 Pontiac received moderate damage to ihe left side from the front fender fo the door. While's trucl< had light damage to the driver's door. • 'I ~114 IlLLEY Effective Apdl5, 1993, our new office hours in Middleport will be: SublcriOOtw not dr.tring t.o pay tho cani· • mll)l rami\ in adve nce direet co The « Dally Scolllnol on ·• lh,..., aia .,. 12 'l"'!'lh Wla. CrodU will bo lli•on camOT Mchw~k. ~Y-'l'IIIJIIIIAY ' Ne onot>oeriptloM by ....n p<;nnillad i_n • •• whcftl homo carrim' 1e"'ce available. Mlolll•llocriPilo• ' i3 ta fiJDAY 8:30o.a.ID5p.a. SA11JIDAY, 8:50 ..... ., n p.a. 1.-ldaMalpC""n... woatu.........................................$31.84 ·211 Waob.........................................l43.16 112 w......................................... ,.... fl4 .18 O.lllldo llalp Co•n!J 1s w........ ~ .................................... Ei.411 aa woa~u~;.............................. ........... 112 w........ .................................... .' ,, . 8:50&a.ID4p.a. ~ ·411 ., > IIIOND.\Y-11IIJIISIIAY 8L&ID4:50p.a JIIIIMY ..... .... ~, SA'ftliDAY 8ULIDUp.a., .· �.. WedneSday,Aprll 14, 1993 . Sports The Daily Sentinel -~IIIJ .. Apdl14.118'3 ' . .. . ." . ' . . ' . " . ...... t ·Schoonover.to continue revival of Akron youth baseball league :- AKRON ,- Obio (AP) - Hal S~hoonover, already a member of tl\e Greater Akron. Baseball Hall of F.ame, is adding a new chapter to hts legacy. · •· Schoonover is the ~w commissioner of the Greater Akron AA BaSeball League. · · ·. He succeeds Rudy Piekarski, who held the job.for 12 years, dur- · ing which time he literally saved the teague from extinction. · the seasiln starts." Piekarski will remain active, Schoonover, also a member of though, at least for a time, as secre- the Summit County Hall of Fame, tary-treasurer of the.league. • has headed and/or been insb'Umen"If they rmd someone else, I'D tal in helping numerous sports step down from tbal, too," Piekars- organizations in the area. ki said. · He is a past presjdent of both "But I'm going 10 stay to help the Summit County Hall of Fame Hal get adjusted and help him with and Toucb4own Club, has been in all the paperwork. I'll be there until lbe Kiwanis Club for 43 yeats and , is tteaswer of Kent State Uni~rsi- ty's Biue and Gold Club, which is the fund-raising arm for athletics there. •. ,_ "I've been in a lot of organizations: I know how 10 run a meeting," he said. · · He admitted, though, that he must familiarize himself with the AA league, . "I'd like sometime to sec it' ~et back 10 12 teams like it was in 49 and '50 - and with sponsors," he said. "You don'tsee sponsors like ' you used to 'with the automobile agencies and teams like Smith' s Sheriffs. . "Now, everyone has to scratch like we did in the efu-ly years when we got a ·baseball and taped it up and drove nails in the batS." That's a little extreme for the . '90s, of course, but the point is well taken. A lot of managers dip into their own pockets to pay the bills. "I think baseball in Akron should profit more from the AA league," Schoonover said. "We need 10 send. the kids along to college and the pro leagues. And we need the support of the community to do this. • r "The biggest problem the have is funct raising," he continued. "We need me biiWng of dlr: COI]lOrate stnlCture 'to ,fund the program so rhat we can give the players the fields they .need, the uniforms that are a necessity and tbe pride in their accomplishments." _ · Piekarski,thinks SchoonoVCI' as ideal for the job. "He's got the experience," the ourgoing QDIIIII!issioner said. "He can do anythang -and be can sell." Schoonover's playing days 110 back tq the '30s when be piiiiOIIed center field for Akron's East Hill! School next 10 a left fielder. wiio· became one of this city:s!:' a players ever- Gene WocOodliiiC!IliiiiSchoonover's great love was catching, though. "I ~wted because I wlls t1Je only ~J wilD bad the equipma11," ·he wd wilh a smile. He went on to play in whit was then the Akron. A League .for l:S years. Schoonover was the Cllachec ·on some fine service teams, llld ·11(1011 returning became the stutang catcher for Kent State for three years. Southern gents post -5-3 victory over Rive~ Valley Kyger Mlddle School, where the Tornadoes woo S-3. JoneS, who got on base ~use of an error, made it on Kyle Wickline's one-hopper to Pol- . · ing. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) JONES TAKES 'ftiiRD- Southern's Eric Jones slides into third base ahead ot pitcher Dave Polhig's throw to tbird basemau .Rob Canady (left) in the fourth lnuiug ot Tuesday's llueball game against River Valley at Cheshire· ~ S{_·orcboard ,. w.........,. .. . ,... pti!ode'"' .........23 - * Baseball *. . NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 1 T.... ' JI!Ubddphi.o .............7 PilJiburah ................! -1 Sl.l.ouil ................ .! New Ycd. .........- .....3 MC!ObO<l ..................3 C!Uaao....,...............3 CB I .175. 2 2 .714 .714 3 4 .4~ .m Cenlral DI.S.Ion 22 x-Cl.EVELAND...41 Z1 .1({1 .640 A!WU ..................40 36 Chul0oe ................ 39 37 Douoi1 ...................37 31 .526 T- I · - - pbyoll'boniJ .513 5 ll.l IH .493 .493 '16 16 .361 :ZS.l ._.U&ah ..................:.43 33 LA.I.Aioio ............ll 40 Oo&dm S...ae ..........32 43 s.....-. ............22 TodaY.'s games Tampt B1y 5, W'~ 3 Calpey 4, Edrnoalai 2 .4TJ .289 CINCINNATI (Brownina 0-1) •t Pl!iladdphia (Riven ~I), 7:3l pm. " Col· \ orado (B. Smith 1·0), 9:05_p.m. Piuabur&h (Tomlin 0.0) at San Dicto · (Seminara 0.0), I O:OS p.m. SL Louis (Osbomel-0)" Loa Anadoo.-.-> (CandiaW 0-1), 10:35 p.m. ~ Ht~ullun New York (Gooden J -1) at Colorado N~wJ~= · tlndiana,l:30p.m. (Dnbck 1·1) •t Monu-ul (1leMia Manincz 0-1), 1:35 p.m. Miami l l (Ni«< 1·1), 3:0i p.m. 2 J .429 .333 1 ·.1157 - Calif'ornia .................4 2 .667 l .S Ooldond ........ ......... ..4 Chicaao ....................4 3 .511 2 4 • .SOD 2S 2l Min...... ...............4 .500 . :m 2.~ t'n~~·a~;:·:::::::::=::~ ~ . Twn WLTPII.GFGA x·l'ilulioop ..... l6 21 6 Ill 361 262 y· Wul!in.... .... 41 34 7 89 319 214 y-New Jaaey .... 40 36 6 16 291 215 y-N.Y. Ialandcn 39 36 7 . 8.5 323 281 · PloilacldplDo ...... 34 Till 79 30'1 31l N.Y. Ran ....... 34 Till 7<J 1!J2 302 · Adami DI.Ukln •·Booion ...... ,.... 50 26 7 lrt1 321 266 104 3.11 300 y-Qudoo: .... .... .. 47 27 10 y·-ueal ........ 4.! 30 6 y-8\lffalo ........ .. 38 35 10 IWII... ............ 2l 51 6 Otlawa ..... ......... 10 69 4 Tuesday's scores 80110n 6, CLEVELAND 2 Oetloit 20, Oakland 4 Tororno 6, Sca!Uc 5 Chicago4, Minnesota 0 Tcxaa .8 ~ ~himore 3 Tod•y's games Yoric (Wickman 1.0), I p.m. CLEVELAND (8telocili 1·0) at o..... ~0-1). 1:05 p.m. 0:.0) ll Milwau• ilcc(NavanoO.O), 7:05p.m. ' SeaRle (Hanlon 1·0) 11 Toronto {Ciu· CalifODUII (Sanderson man 0-0). 7:35_l.m. ' Minne101a (Bankll·O) at OUcaao (AI· nrcz 0.0),1:05 p.m. Babimoro (McDonald 0· 1) at Tei.. ('Rpn 1-ll);l:ll p.m. Thursday's 1ames Seat&le. (Cumminas 0.0) at ToronLo 12:~ Oakland (B • .Wia u.u,t at p..at, (I)Q-I-G). hettyi-G), 1:35 _p.m.., l'""· . . •( ICalifomio (Fmell 0.1) ot MilwoI - 0-1~ 2~ p.m. CUIVIttAND ( - 0.1) "BoaiOft _.,..!D..,dDwa.. ..AI ... tiiKI'•'e:d ~·· Sdowa «:r Slid. 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In Tuesday' s four-team track meet at Fairland High School near ..Proctorville, Gallia Academy's girls took fir st place and both Meigs Marauder boys came in second in overall standings. Girls' standings Galli a Academy scored' I 00 points to Meigs' 68. Fairland took third with 41.5 points, andRiver Valley came in last with 2;1.5. Top-three performances by individuals, identified by school (FFairland, G-Gallia Academy, MMeigs and R-River Valley), were llillied.as follows: First - Stephanie Davis (M), long jump, 14-1; Ainy Hemby (G), discus (106-1 ); Michele Davison, Jencie Haner, Jamie Fraley & Jessica Strafford (G). 4 x 800-meter relay, II :56.7; Heather Hudson (M). 100-meter high hurdles (18.1); Hemby (G), shot put (30-8); Peck (R), 100-metcr dash (: 13.9k Hager (F), high jump (4-7); Nicole McCormick , Stacy Slagle, Kate Caldwell& Sara W.alker (G), 4 x 200-meter relay (2:03.6); Whitney Hastwell (G), 1,600-meter run (5:24.7); McCormick, Slagle , Crissy Smeltzer & Caldwell (G), 4 x 100-meter relay (:59); Walker (Gj, 400-mctcr dash (I :09.4): Hudson (M), 300-mctcr hurdles (:55); Strafford (G). 800-meter run (2:39.2): Nicole Bradford (F). 200meter dash (:29.2); Davison (G), 3,200-metcr run (15:15.3); Walker, Hastwell, Amy Dilley & Strafford (0),4 x 400-mctcr relay (4:51). Second - Walker (G), long jump (14-1); Bentley(~. discus (65-1): Meigs, 4 ~ 800-meter relay (12:11.8): Jessica White (R), 100· meter high hurdles (:19.3); Bcnlley · (M), shot put (24-9 3/4); Bradford (M), 110-meter high hurdles (:16); 4 x I 00-meter relay (:46.8): Lafon shot put (40-1 3/4), J3$0n Queen Johnson (M), 400-meter dash Shepard (F) , 1,600-meter run (F) , 400-meter dash (:58.1):. (G), long jump (17-8); Adam Blair (:59.4); Loveday (0), discus (120200-meter relay (2 :05 .8); Ke tti (4:42.2); Fairland, 4 x 800-meter Osborne (F), discus (121.1): Little (G), high jump (5-8); Mills (F), 4):. Wilgus (F), 300-metcJ intermeSmith (G). 1,600-meter run relay (9:00.7): Fairland; 4 x tOO- (M), 300-meter intermediate hur- pole vault (9-0); Wilgus (F), 100- diate l!urdles (:43 .6); Duncan (F). (6:29.3); Meigs, 4 x 100-meter meter relay (:46.4); Jim McClure dles (:42): Nathan Baloy (M), 800metert;lliSh (:11.9); Black (F), liO- 800-mcter run (2: 18,4); Wyrick relay (2:05.8); Bradford (F), 400- . (R), 400-meter dash (:56); Wood meter run (2: 13.6); Ward (F), 200meter dash (I : 10); White (R), 300- (G), discus (141-11); Milh (F); meter dash (:24.6); Heflin (F), meter high hurdles (: 17 .8); Seth (F), 200-meter dash (:2S); Mont-, Montgomery (F), 1,600-meter run gomery (F), 3,200-meter run meter hu:dlcs (:56.6'); Heather , 300-meter imermediate hurdles 3,200-meter run (10:41.6); Fair- (5:03.1); Brandon Saunders. Jesse (11: 11.3): Clark, Newsom, Stacy 8i Franckow1ak (M), 800-meter run (:40.4); Roben Newsom (G), 800- land, 4 x 400-meter relay (3:54.9). Stacy, Newsom & Adam Clark Saunders (G), 4 x 400-meter relay (2:52.4); Peck· (R), 200-meter dash meter run (2: 10.8); Peck (R), 200Third - Manny Kemper (R), (G). 4 x 100-meter relay (:SO. I); (3:57.7). (:30.3); Jcncie Haner.(G), 3,200- meter dash (:23.5); Shepard (F), meter run(lS : 19.3); Meigs , 4 x 3,200-metei' run (10:40); Meigs, 4 400-metcr relay (5: 13). it 4QO-meier relay (3:44.1). · Third.- -Hager (F) , long jump Second - Matt Loveday (G), · (14-0); Carrie Holcski (G), discus $hot put (41-1 3/4); Wells (F), long (59-ll); Fairland, 4 x 800-meter jump (18. 3 1/4); Harrison (M), . relay (12:23 .9); Slagle (G), tOO- high jump (6-2); Fizer (F), pole meter high hurdles (: 19.4); Faw vault (9-6); Little (F),' 100-metet (M), shot put (23-3 3/4); White (R) dash (:11.4): Wilgus (F), 110-meter and Davis (M). tOO-meter dash high .hurdles (:17 .5): Heflin (F), (:14.3 tie); Hast well (G). high jukp 1,600-meter run (4:44.9); Meigs, 4 (4-0); Fairland, 4 '200-meiCr relay x 800-meter relay (9:12.2); Meigs, (2: 11.9); Rchc cca Thomas (G), 1,600-metcr run (6:51.6); Brown Sports briefs (M), 400-mctcr dash (I: 16.1); SlaBasketball gle (G), 300-mctcr hurdles (:58.2); TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) Smith (G), 800-mcler run"(2:58.8); Th~ secretary who accused former Hudson . (M) , 200-meter d.ash Alabama coach Wimp Sanderson (:3 L3); Downs (M). 3,200-meter of punching her in the face acceptrun (15:58.3); Fairland, 4 x 400ed a $275,000 settleinentjust . meter relay, 5:27. , before the case was rn go 10 lrial. Boys' standinP, The money will be paid by the The host Dragons racked up 124 university and Sanderson's homepoints to Meigs' 44. Gallipolis took owner's insurance company 10 third with 41 points, and River ValNancy Watts, who was the coach's ley fmished last with 29. · ToP-three performances by indi· longtime administrative assistant viduals, identified by school (F- and had a IS-year affair with him . The settlement resolved Watts' Fairland, G-Gallia Academy, Msexual discrimination claim against Meigs and R-River Valley), were Sanderson, the university and athla.llied as follows: letic director Hootie .Ingram . First - Bun Wood (G), shot . READ)', SET, GO! ~ Meigs sprinter Tuesdily's qlllll..-pllrlled .at F.._.d Hlp Sanderson also was accused of put (48-8 3/4);~Charles Peck (R), · Stephanie Davis (left) takes her first steps out of School Tile Lady Mara.clers. who toot - d long jump (18-9 1/2); Harber (F), .. assault and battery for the March the blpcks while teammate Carletta Carr holds overall, rlllisbed sea.d ia ltlil race. (OVP plloCo high jump (6-2); Black (F), pole . 17, 1992. incident. by G. SpeiiCel' Osboo ae) them during the girls' 4 .x 100-meter relay in vault (12-0 1/2); Peck (R), 1()0meter dash (:I 1.2); Adam Little (M) , high jump (4-4); Meigs, 4 x \ I Our new.Preferred 10 I ,. Ore. Account makes banl(,~ n; .... •• ingone less thing you have~: • . .. . . . . . . , . , 7 t :.ae..ue. d!e 4 to think. about It gives you :' •. . lilr Plb- • micsi«M, of ioc:a1 Nrellall, and •"" ' r ' , ..... 8d rrhrll1 ric1ea. rn. T-111110 die •jan.. as well as cas lplilg _. . is tile day iaf- ... ..-: : : : -Wodd 5 iet 'Die ' ismd aaessto)WI"money : • Jiae~ ror.,.•••r' s'••ihfor \ • • W"dhTHEOOE.Card, : s ..., lll:fomdle ~Bowl 'i'1elc" •. . . . . _ illsaiblled ID aDe t ' tpb~J of tille to act !lacir ..... J.dt .... de P'"•w*IAJ ....,fl•h4e_. ' )OOcangettoyourmoney :' ' virtually anywhere in the : . , 10 Ji!'e tbe IIIII's tile 'MM" . ) 1D pnhlisll tbese ijllllts ...... .... ililltidesd't:li!o ...., lk. ....... - .- - ford!ll split. :' youneedit fo;. I _. otll:r &111(111111 is die - . . anytimeinwhateverfonn : world, either through an ~' . ' ATM or by using it like a l' LEADS HALFWAY THROUGH - Meigs runner Nathan Baloy . completes the rant ball or the boys' 800,mel~r ·run in front of tbe ; pack durin• Tuesday's quadranplar tracl! meet !It Fairland Hlp . School. Baloy, with a time of 2:13.6, .nnlshed second to Gallla ' Academy's Robert Newsom, who croSftd the finish line almost : three seconds aheld of him. 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"r (6) kk:ka up some dust as she beats tbe ·!ag or Sonthem short, Mepn Wolfe In the nfth illalng of Tuesday's llllftballgame at 1M Cheshire vlllaae neld, where the Raiders won 13·7. Salisbury eventuillly IICG!'~ one of the Raiders' tbree runs In the tr•me. (Trl· b•ne photo by G. Spencer Osborne) . Kalamazoo ollhc lnlm11Uaa.al Hockey ~W Yl>RK RANOERS - R""""" • Corey Hinch, &OI.Iie, to Bia~ oC lhe Americon Hocltcy IMJ110. · 992•2124 . LARGE PEPPERONI PIZZA sa••- - PICIUP or DRIVERY IRSI171DN IIAFI: FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1993 CALL DAVE' OR ' P. J. FOR MORE IIF~I ·. 992~2155 l .0: · ' . ' I • •' Preferred One and do it '' •• SQon. After all, when You •• •' were Tabit)la Williford (4-4~. Heather McPhili I, Angie Swiger (both 1-U. Caldwell (1-3, double) and Jessika Codner (1-4, double) . The Raiders (~-2 overall) are sclledulcd to play ut Marietta today, Southern (2-~) is sch~uled lo host Melgi today. .' • Fmd out more about River Valley beats Southern 13-7 . In reserve ac1ion at Racine, Southern 'bcul Riv£r Valley 12-10. . Stephanie Cash was the losing p1tcher. Innln& tolals , Southern: 000-150- I ·= 7-8-4 River Valley: 270-130-x .. 1.3-12,3 WP- Scott{2-2) • LP-'-- Caldwell • •• pay a small moothly fee. .~ River Valley's Raiders held the visiting Southctn Tornadoes score1~ for the first three innings of .Tues~liy's , n~n-lea~ue so.ftbal) game m Cheshire wh1le raclnng up 11ile I1IDS in that time en route to .a 13-1 Yictbry. . . . Sellior Lliciana Scott fanned Sl~ alxl walked seven I() collect the viclOiy. Jodi Caldwell , who struck out five .xt walked six, was· the·losing pilther. . . ·. . Tbi: bidci'S • offcnsc was fueled by Nickic Meade (3-4), Tonya • Drummond, Maureen Kelley (both 2-3), Beth Salisbury (2-4), Andrea . Hlllbon. ·Scott, (both 1-3) and Sally Saunders (1-4). Soulhem's ~itters •• • $15,000or~Ormerely . ' • MINNESOTA NORTifSTARS Roc•llod Cel ~c:Oowan, center, from Ill W.lWN STIEETefOIIEROY . ADVIITISIRG DEAill.l: FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1993 · ·1001 or 1M Americari HDckoyl....,...; r-;::;;;;;;:;:;;;:===::::::;;::;:;:::;;;;:: PIZZI · -*NBA*- EASTERNCONFERENCE GF GA Smylllt O..lltoo (KcyU),?:lOpm ! (F); 100-mctcr ·dash '(:14.1); Brown b ..... "•willie•• ted.TIIe SliDdes liar d..n - c*r willa: lpiii1S is tile ... day of tile NBA. Rc '• catlia ' be • • ·Gallia"-Academy girls get first; Meigs teams capt~re second . CAMPBELL CONFERENCE <C:~~;o.2)otNcwY..;., 33 Now 1onoy ............42 34 .m Odaado .................T/ 31 . •-493 IJIIalli ...................ll '!0 .-467 lOZ 326 280 . 16 331 290 raJ': At Fairland's jour-team track meet . . ,_. Ka nua City (Gubicza 0·1) at New 2t ... Pa&rkk Dl•ilk»n 4 ' Watern Division Te.u .......................6 Thursday's games WALES CONFERENCE 2..5 .143 BaskeabaU NatiouiBukelbaU Alloci1Uon LOS ANOELES CLIPPERS Sianod Muk Jacluon, JU•rd , to a five· -•NUL•- .!ii 1 2 2 .MJ7 Sea! . B&nemlhelntemationallap. Portland at Uuh.l p.nt. CLEVELAND at Milwaukee, 8:30 .S7l .429 4 4 4 6 PIIILADLPHIA PIDWES - pm. p.m. Willie CAnate. outfu:lde:r, to lho Tyler~ pltci!.ar, to Scranl.m·Wilk•· 1:30 p.m. Bolton al Nc~ ~1~ 7 :30p.m. Orlando at Philadelphia. 7:30p.m. Miami at WashinaJon, 7:30p.m. GB Sold the ' piw:hor, to the Scatde Muinen. Sta Ant.onio al Oolden Sta~a, 10:30 AMERICAN LEAGUE New von ...... ;,,.,..,.4 Cl.EVEJ.»>D ......... l 0caroiL .....................3 Milwaukee ...............l Baltimorc ................. l to Mimalol.a at PbocniJ., 10:30 p.m. Anie!oo AtlatU (G. Maddux 1.0) at San Fran· c Nco(Btand;e)' 0.0),.10:35 p.m. Toronc.o .................... .4 National l,.qaue ATlANTA BRAVES- T"dod Mao1: Davia, pil<:h#, "'lhc Philodclphlo Phillieo for Brad Husingcr, pitcher. ~uigacd Hauin&cr to .Durham of the Carolina Toronto Blue Jay• and Dwayne Henry, LA. l.akm at 1:30 p.m. HCNIIGn 11 Da!.WI', 9 p.m. Piuabw&h (Cooke. 0.1) at San Diego Easttm Olt~lllon Tom W L ' PeL ' BoaJaJ ......................l 2 .714 0, ... The Dally Sentlnei-Pag........a • ri&hll NtwYadtatbwtotsc. 7:30p.m. Allanta at Draoil, 7:30p.m. I Sch•• uawaslllld.._ftela In Tit11e ForSp~g . c ,. . "'· ~NCINNATI REDS - Tonll!bl'sgames Thursday's games , W'~ Randolph Ulilaant pncral manal" New Yoak 93, Wubin&Joa IS H......, llil, L.A. Lakon lrt7 Sealllo 129, - - 9S Slli'Anlmlio 110, Sacramento 100 Po.Uand I 01, L.A. Clippcn 99 ir Caualy · - • Transactions * Baseball CLEVELAND 112, Atllnta 109 (Z . OT) Hali~F.I: 1 -Sports cleadliots p&ed Kyle Wickline's 'two-out single Jeremy Northup Started the fifth by in the fifth inning of Tuesday's popping out 10 second base. Theil non-league game against the host Andy Grueser walked and stole River Valley Raiders and South- second during Eric Jones' at-ba. ern's surviving bases·loaded jams Then after Eric Jones struCk out, in the fifth and sixth spelled a 5-3 Wicldine singled to scae GIIICICI'. victory for ·Mick Winebreqner's Walks to Andy Fiel~ and Joho Tornadoes. Chaney loaded the bases, bu! Biny Southern (3-3) broke a two- Jones was called out on strikes ro inning scoreless deadlock with two . end that threat at that point. runs coming on four bits in the Northup, who got the win, comt~ird . But after holding Jon . bined with reliever:Jeremy Dill. Rothgeb's Raiders (1-3) scoreless who started the game at first - . in the third and scoring another run to strike out five, walk five and in the fourth to go ahead 3-0, the give up three singles - 10 Cox (!Tornadoes .lost the lead when the 2), Crace and Tofer (both 1-4). Paul Raiders got three runs on two hits Covey, the losing pitcher who startin the bottom of the folll1h. ed in center field and came on in . After Dave Poling started off the the fifth in relief of Poling, com- . Raiders' fourth by striking out, Rob billed with his predecessor 10 whilf Canady walked and moved 10 third nine and walk thMe. . · on Chris Toler's single. Then Chris Southern's attack was powCIM Crace's ·single scored Canady by Billy Jones (4-5), Fields (2-3), · before Shan~ Hollanbaugh 's field- Wicldine (2-4), Nonhup and Ryan er's choice, which retired him, got Williams (both 1-4). · Toler home. Then Shawn Cox ·hit Innlna totals · into a fielder's choice that Southern Southern: 002-110-1 ='5-10-0 failed to get the out, resulting in River Valley: 000-300-0 = 3-3-4 · Crace's crossing the plate. Rusty WP- Northup (DiU save), Lear then flied out to end the . LP- Covey (i'l, relief of Polinning. . . . · · ing) · · The Tornadoes came back when Ameri<anLu1• . • NEW YORK YANKEES - Named 96,1ndima 90 Odando 110, Milwaukee 91 , (Nabboll 0.0), 7:1S p.m. (Eiland 0.0,4:05 p.m. $< Louis c;.JO<ho ().0) II J.oa (Mllcio 0-l), I 0:35p.m. Tampt Bay at St. Louii,I:4Q p.m. Eclmomoa. at Wirenipca. 1:40 p.m. San J010 at CallllJ, 9:40 p.m. Vancouver at U. Anaelci, I0:40p.m. Tuesday's SI.'Ores Howton (POI\Uaat 0-0) at Monlte.ll al PhiladelphU. at Buffalo, 7:ol0 p.m. MiMoo... llllo!roit. 7:40p.m. . T""""" u OJicaao, 8:40 p.m. 12 11-2 :14 '1:1 3U .-467 54 Thursday's aames CQ~fonnco lidc Smilh 1-<lJ,S:lOpm. New York {Fcm1.11dcz 0-0) Tonlghl's games BOIIOn ll Ol.tiWI, 7:40p.m. N.Y. lllandorutllartfard, 7:40p.m. . W••hinaton at N.Y. R•aaen, 7:40 pm. PittJbwah at .Ncw lcMy, 7 :40p.m . B.l diJam Z·clinchN OUcaJO (Hadley 0.0) at Atlanll (P. '':!"Y.................... ............43l4 ·\ 42 • - - pb JOif booth J-dildaod dlle Aorida (BoWCII 0.0) 11 San Fnnciaco (Swift 0.0), 4;()5 p.m. T- Qoeboe 6, Claawa 2 TOlOIIlo 2. SL lAIU I (OT) C!Jieop 3, ~ 2 l7.S 32 PadlkDI>IIIon •·l'!.ooaU ............. .l9 16 .787 x·Scodc.......... ,...... ll 2l · :671 •·l'lxllm4 .............. 47 21 .6XI LA.Cilppon ,.......,31 39 ,494 NewYodl &, Coi0Rdo4 Piaibwall,6, S.. Dieao 4 c -.... Hanf«d 3, N.Y. blandcn 3, lie M......t 3, BJOifolo 2 (OT) 1.S .566 Dfmvcr ...._ .............33 '· 43 .434 Minoooda .............. ll l7 .. .240 Dollai....................... l 67 .1({1 3 3.S Tuesday's scores . Tuesday's SI.'Ores WLPcLGI 2l .M7 ~ .613 4 .· - -..............so •·San "-io ...... 46 JICIUilOn 9, Montrell6 Sut Fnncioco 3, FlAirida I SL Louis9, Loa Anaolea7 Philadcll)hia4, ONCINNATI I AdMu 3, OU..ao 2 · . · Son)-............ 11 70 2 :14 215407 1.--c:linchod division 1it1c Mlchrell Dlt~la4oa ~ ~ ., • 33.5 WESTERN CONFERENCE .s Loo-..... . . • .XI6 VanCOIIvcr 7, I.e. Anaclel 4 Sut Fnncioco ......... .s 3 .625 llouaiOI! ...................4 3 S71 3 ' :375 ' Col..... ..................2 • .333 San Dicao ................2· S .216 CINC!Nl<IATI..........2 6 .:ZSO ' '1 31.5 II. .2SO WateraiMvllieD Adm10 .......... ~ .........6 3 .M7 ~ .303 .-au................53 lndilna ................... 37 31 Milwoukoc: ............. 28 48 .SOO 3 Florida .....................2 i . Eadem DI•Won W L Pet. 53 2l 55 II waslfter tile S Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio havetlEbest'armt~~t,v.ilat ..· :• •• •· • iS there to think about? • •• IIA/IIt:'DIIIE. - . I • •• I' W1it;ztever it takes: ••• -FDIC ' ' ~'" i 993 8i\NC ONECORPOAATlON ' Credi .t serv ices andlHEONE®Card subjecl to apprqvaL ' . . ..•! • • •' •I .'• ~ �'. - .. ·" Pomeroy-Middl!!port, Ohio Page 6 The-Dally Sentinel . • Wednesday, Aprll14, 1993 The Dally Sentln'e i-Page-i 'Scott's treys push Orlando to 110~91 victory over Milwaukee . . GET AS MUCH AS ~ By The Associated Press · The Orlando Magic used lhreepoin~ers by Dennis Scott to get a three-way tie for eighth place in the Eastern Conference. , · Scott threatened Brian Shaw's week-old record .of 10 three-pointers in a game, hittirtg nine and.scoring a career-high 41 pGints Tuesday night in Orlando's 110-91 viclOrY over Milwaukee. The outcome, combined with Indiana's 96-90 loss to Boston. left the Magic, Pacers and Detroit in a three-way tie for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Confere,nce. All three teams are 37..38, with seven games left. "We need to win seven out of seven,·· MafiC rookie Shaquille O'Neal said. 'I've heard !hat some people say thai five out of seven .will do it. But I don't believe il. We IN FREE GROCERIES! WITH THE BUY ONE GET ONE FREE COUPONS B!:LOW EASTMAN'S FOODLAND COUPGrJ 107 'ANGEL .SOFT -BATH . TISSUE .·C OIL•WIUR STARKIST tUNA need 10 win all seven." the Los Angeles Clippers 99. Celtics 96, Pacers 90 Scou, after making his ninth Robert Parish •s go-ahead tip three-pointer, uied three times to lie Shaw's record, mrssing each with I: 10 left, and strong team one. He then asked coach Malt defense in Lhe fmal minute enabled Guokas to take· him out of the Boston to recover after it blew a . 19-point lead. game. . . Geuing 19 pOints from Reggie Scou auempted 19 three-pointers -one shy of Michael Adams' Lewis, the Celtics broke a fiverecord- and was 16 of 31 from game losing sll'eak ·and a four-game lhe field overall. home slide - their longest in 14 r O'Neal was held to IS points, seasoos. but he had 16 rebounds and seven · The Pacers were led by Reggie Miller's 24 poiniS. blocked shots. . Knlcks 93, Bullets 85 Milwaukee was led by Todd Rolando Blackman made four Day wilh 16 points. Elsewhere in the NBA, it was consecutive baskets in the fust2:22 Cleveland 112, Atlanta I09 in dou- of the fourlh quarter: and New ble ovenime; New York 93, Wash- York won iiS 17th straight home ington 85; Houston ·126, the Los game. Angeles .Lakers 107; Seatlle 129, John Starks 'led the ~icks with Minnesota 95; San Antonio 110, 19 points, while Palrick Ewing had Sacramento I00; and J>onland 10 I, 14 poiniS and 14 rebounds. Harvey . In NHL action, ' Cbic~go . edges ARMOUR 120LCIN By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Hockey Writer In what may be the last appearance f<ir the Minnesota North Stars at Met Cenltr, the Chicago Blackhawks became the last division champion in the NHL. "What it means is we've put ourselves in the best position possi, ble to get out of our conference" and into the Stanley Cup finals, coach DarrYl Sutter said after Tuesday night's 3-2 victory over the Nonh Stars cli11ched the Norris Division Iitle for lhe Blackhawks. " Now's when the real stuff happens • when -we Iurn lhe page on our season ." '' · The North Stars may have already done lhal - and turned the "" on th elf· ex1stence ' · M'mneso~-ge m ta ell as · · w ·, · · ·· The North Stars,. who are moving to Dallas next season, reinajned one point behind SL Louis aild can make lhe playoffs only by winning at Detroit in Thursday's regularseason finale, while (he Blues ~ilher lose to or tie lowly Tampa · Bay a1 St· Lou1's · "We've been given lhe opponu· nily to 'still' gel ourselves into the playoffs .• but we passed ~p lhe opportunuy to take control, sa•d . Treat CANS '. ln NBA action, $MOO .. 6.soJ·1 2 · Pomeroy~lddlepgrt, Ohio Wednesday, April 14, 1993 4 ROLL ·PKG. 112 oz. 101 ' trend BUY ONE • GilT Olil! Laundry .FREE TruhBafa , G~ant led Washington with 2'7 · .Mark Price led the Cavs with 24 pomiS. points. Daugheny had 17 points and 17 rebounds. Kevilt Willis had Rcickets.126, Lakers 107 a season-high 35 pointS ·and tied his Hakeem Olajuwon had 29 season-high wilh 25 rebounds for pomiS and 16 rebounds as Houston won its sixth straight game, beating Allanta. Dominique Willcins added 32 points. slump-ridden Los Angeles. SuperSonics 129, Timberwolves Vladc Divac led the visiting 95 Lakcrs with 18 points and 13 Ricky Pi,erce had 26 poini,S and rebounds. . Sam Perkins 21 as Seattle mainCavaliers 112, Hawks-109 tained a hold on secqnd place in the (lOT) Brad Daugherty's 14-foot Western Conference standin~s. . Chris Smith led the vtsiting jumper pro11ed decisiVe with I :31 left in the second overtime, and Timberwolves; losers of six Cleveland beat Atlanta Cor the lOth straight games overall and nine in a straight time while,winning its fifth row to Seaule, with a career-high 24 points. ' consecutive game. • Derric)t McKey added 22 points The Cavs overcame a fiv~point deficit in the final 54 seconds of for the Sanies, 13 in the second regulation. Danny Feny's shot with . half. Trail Blazers 101, Clippers 99 0.6 seconds remaining tied the game at99. · Terry Porter made a three-point basket with 22.5 seconds remain- . . FREE .COFFEE Folger's Custom COTTOMTTI! ·~CT. Cosmetic Puff• • BUY ONE · GET ONB' fREE ing , lind Portland won its fiftlt •' slraighl game. • Poner finished with 26 points for Ponland. ~spite 5-for-14 shooting, Clifr' Ro~?mson added 20_poiniS for the : Tratl Blazers. Danny Manning led the visilin~ Clippers, who have lost ; seven straight road games, with 23 : poi!lts. • •. Spurs uo, Kings 100 David Robinson scored 13 of his 16 poiniS in the ftrSI half, and San Antonio cruised against hap; . less Sacramemo. Robinson also had 14 rebound$ · for San Antonio, which handed Sacramento iiS 'sixth straight loss and IOlh in 11 games. Dale Ellis and J.R. Reid added 17 points each for lhe Spurs. . ' • Wall Williams the Kings, who have Ios1 five conseculive home games, with 20 points. · • North Stars CQ&!:h Bob Gainey. game as pan of the record. Lightning 5, Jets 3 the record for three quickest goals first; while· defenseman lyrki' Ed Belfour made 33·saves as the Canadiens 3, Sabres 2 (OT) Mikael Andersson scored three in Canucks history. The Canucks Lumme added two goals lale in lhel Blackhawks clinched home-ice Brian Bellows scored lhe game- goals to pace the Lightning's win scored four of their first-period third af1er the Kings closed 1o 5-4:advantage throughout the Campbell lying goal late in the third period over lhe playoff-bound leiS. goals in I :29. Corey Millen, Luc Robitaille,: Conference playoffs. · and t!!_en got the winner in over· Adam Creighto 11 and Roman Pe.tr Nedved and Dave Babych Tomas Sandstrom and Mike Don;; S1ephane Matteau, Greg Gilben time. , Hamrlik also scored for the NHL also scored for Vancouver in the nelly scored for the Kings. " I and Brent Sutter scored for ChicaThe goals, Bellows' 39th and expansion ~earn. go, which has 104 poinls for the 40th, helped Monlmll srillp a fiveJCIS fan favorile Teemu Selanne •• best record in the conference. Mike game losing streak and extended received the loudesl cheer of the McPhee and Russ Courtnall scored Buffalo's losing streak 10 six night when he drew an ~stiQiie for Minnesota. games the learn record for poinlil in a seaElsewhere in the NHL, it was · Maple Leafs 2, Blues 1 (OT) son. Selanne has 130 points in 83 '"".:.. • Quebec 6, Ouawa 2; Montreal 3, Peter Zezel scored 1:46 into games .L a lolal matched only ]ly • Buffalo 2 in overtime; Toronto 2, ovenime to' give the Maple Leafs a Dale Ha:werchuk eight years ago in · CINCINNATI (AP) - Tom a defense that allowed 276 point$: St Louis 1 in ovenime; the New decision over the Blues for a club an SO-game season. Rofteman has been a college fool- lasl fall, the fewest since 1985. Bul• York Islanders 3, Hanford 3; · record-tving 2Sth home-ice victory. Flames 4, Oilers 2 bal coach for 23 years, but until he it also gave up 362 yards per game:· · · 3; Calgary The only •J came to Cincinnati as defensive up from 331 the previous year. Tampa Bay 5.·w·mmpeg .: other time the Maple Brel)t Ashton and Robert 4. Ed manton 2; and v ancouver 7• Leafs won thai many home games Reichel each scored two gcM!Is to ·coordinator he never had his own UC was 3-8 last year. Bul· Roggeman says he has SOfTie defen-; Los Angeles4. . . was in 1961.02, when dley won the . lead die playoff-bound Flames over offiCe. . Nonliques 6; Senators 2 Stanley Cup. the vacation-bound Oilers. Roggeman, the Bearcats' new sive schemes thai shou'ld help. ~ 0 wen No1an score d two goal s defensive coordinator and outside "We're going 10 disguise O\lf• Zezel's slap shot from lhe top or Cal••"' bad buill a 3-llead by · ;·.~ on· th ree more · o-J an d asSISas th.·e · the lefl circle squeezed under the the end of the first period as Lhe linebackers coach, has worked at coverages so that (lhe quarterback); Nardiques earned home•ice advan· left arm of goaltender Curtis Flames dominaled play, outshoot- some big-time football schools has to read and make his decisio~s: tage for lbe first round of the play- Joseph. . ing the Oilers 20-4 in. Edmonton's the pasl six years as linebackers as he drops back from cemer, " • offs. . Islanders 3, Wllalers 3 last home game or the season. . coach at Southern Cal aftet 10 Roggeman said. '; The Senators lost their 401h road Pat Verbeek's second' goal of Canucks 7, Kings'4 years 31 Arizona and seven at Pur- . When he looks out his office; 'window, he sees a renovated sladi-· game of the 'season to establish an lhe game at 13:25 of the second The · Canucks scored five due. all-time Nlll. mark. The old record period gaye the Whalers a tie. straight flfst-period goals, includ· UC, with its 10 straiglll losing .urn that for him symbolizes 1h~ was 39, by lhe expansion Washing· The Islanders are unbeaten in ing .three in a learn-record span of seasons and low national profile, po1ential ofUC's program. > 1on CaP•'tals m · 1974-75 · The sena- their last five games al the Nassau 48 seconds, and hung on to beat might look like a step down for a "We've g01 big ideas," Rogge.: tors' road record. officially is lisled Coliseum against the Whalels (3-0- Los Angeles. coach with Roggeman 's experi- man said. "We .aren'l playing just as 1-41-0, but the NHL does not 2), and have WQII seven of their last The last three goals of the ftrS~ ence, bul that's not the way he sees II (games). We're going for 12 (l!; bowl game)." · • .inclyde the neutral-sile "road" nine overall (6-1-2)._ _ scored by Ryan Walier, Sergio · iL Momesso and Trevor Lin!len. set With the Bearcats in spring ' . · drills, Roggeman talks with the -~---~ With Roggeman, UC acquires .-.veteran coach, youthful spirit - CINCINNATI (AP)- Reliever · Rob Dibble will be sidelined until pt least Friday because of a small hole ill his riaht eii!J(IJwn. on," Dibble said. "That's still no If there's something wrong· with excuse. I fell good enough to get him, why send him out?" ' people out It ea:ses my mind knowDibble said he had been -using ing· it's som~thing physical and not · ear drops to try to uea1 what he Jl'e&led T~y in Philadelphia by . Dr. Herbert Keane, who put a small patch on the hole. Dibble will be examined again Thursday, after the club returns from its three-game series against the PltiUies. ) If the eardrum isn't healing, Dibble might have another minor operation 'thai would sideline him for .a few more days. : Dibble thinks the ear problem might be a factor in his control problems. He was wild in spring !raining, and has given up three walks, two hits and three runs in his ihree appearances Ibis season. : "I didn't know what was going . · Dibble said he's had trouble "I just didn't think it was that ' l:ith the ear since making a dive bad," he said. while swimming. He said he hasn't The bullpen has been a major been able to hear out of the ear for concern for lhe Reds, who ate tied a week. with Aorida for the worst record in Manager Tony Perez plans II> the National League at 2-6. They use right-hander Jeff Reardon and called up left·hander Jeff Kaiser left-bander Greg Cadaret in the from Class AAA Indianapolis on closer ,role while Dibble is side- Monday and designated reliever lined. Di~le 'said he could contin- Dwayne Heney for assignment to ue to pitch, but Perez is being cau- the minors, a move that could have tious. left him a free agent. . . "I don't thin)( it's fair sending Rather.than lose h1m w1thou1 him OUI there knowing somelhing's ·compensatiOn, the_Reds sold Henry wrong with him." Perez said, "I to the Seallle Mariners on Tuesday haye a lot of respect for Dibs. He's fot an undisclosed sum. I.ou,Pinielone of the best ¢losers m the game. Ia, who managed the Reds last sea- I I The C::lritlfiiilif Redr'cl~as 34.5 OZ. CIN mechaiiieal.'' · '# • r ' thOO'jjht - :::::~~nmhi~~r~t''f~~~:.:eb~~~~ son, is the Mariners' manager. The Reds also ended orie of their most intriguihg problems. They sold outfielder Willie Canille ~ M ilfcccion. the Toronto Blue Jays on Tues~" day after taking him off the disabled list. Canale, 21, was considered one of the best outfield prospects in the Cleveland organizalion when lhe Reds took him off the Indians' unprotecled list for $50,000. The Reds had 1o keep Canate on the major-league rosier all season or lose him on waivers, giving Cleveland a chance to get him back. The Reds put Canale on the 1 15-day disabled list' during spring training wilh a digestive Inlet ailmen1 drawing a protest from lhe Inb. The NL cleared the Reds of any wrongdoing. . Will CONDITIONER VALUE PACI 2FOR IWIZim·tiOZ. DMIIING Sweet lr Soar BUY ONE • GET ONE $188 ·FREE ...... • _ Save __,_,_,... ......_. __ MEGA ROLL on lll!Q.14az.ONLY. tulc.IIM . . . . . . ., _ . _ _. ...,. c... v.-.• - -.... . • LAND · - . SUPERMARUTS . . I .., ' divulge details of the announcemem on Tuesday. · '· Speculation about a possible NASCAR race a1 lhe 2 1/2-mile track was fueled by last summer's testing by a hal(-dozen top WinSion Cup drivers and the construction of new track walls thai would accom· modale lhe heavier SIOCk cars. "We've been hearing it's on lhe schedule, and we're all excited about running up there," said Kyle Peuy, one of the drivers who par· ticipaled in last July's two-day tcsl session. · · Practice and the firsuound of qualifying will be held on Thursday,, Aug . 4, the newspaper said, · : WOOSTER, ~io (AP)- Two Kilbane said hillers with less ]Jaseball OWne.TS' le_Ver(!.ae neaTJ\J'J ·~ ' g.o.·ne with collectiv_e bataaning b , ~:~!~~~1?[ !~~~~:'~:CCg~~n~~ , ~=v~r;~~~o ~rc'~:, ~/~:~ scon · .... ____ ··-----.._ ... n,.. -·-·-· . ; INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -The home of the Indianapolis 500 will Iiosui400-mile NASCAR event on Aug. 6, 1994, opening its doors to ~nother auto race for the ftrSt time ifl 78 years, a published report lbday said. : The Indian.apolis Mo10r Speed· way will provide a $2.5 million purse for the Winston Cup stnck · cal' evem, which will be 1eleviscd live by either ABC or CBS, 'J'he (ndianapolis Star reported in today's editions. I The speedway called a noon EDT news conference today. to make what it called "a major announcement" but refused to , · .... WeRmrve agreement has reduced the over· ~n~~~~~a!~~~'~n~~at owners · : Allbaugh senior economics IJlajors lames Goss and Kevin Kil· ~ane conducted separate studies and used diiierenl data to investi· gale the impact of free agency and salary arbitration. their findings were similar, economics ·professor William Baitd said. Baird super· ~ised bOih students' independent study lheses. Goss and Kilbane .relied on the . c!,conomic models developed by Gerald Scully and Andrew Zimbalill, who established a formula for <!ele.rinlning a ptarer's '"marginal . fevenue ,product, • wh.ich repre· seniS the player's relative worth to tlie team. · . · · . , Bolh studenr,s found lha1 players '\'hO had been in lhe league .less !han three years and therefore inelig\blC'for l!rt>itration or flee a$ency were exploited .at a much h•aher rate Lhan players iu~ lea~ue more . tlan three vears. . · . prog~W~~." " '•' tci •' ~t ,~. 4 wtl" z te \1q;:" Oscar S fRsstaufant rP. . • 1 HARDWARE MASON, WV. 304·773·5583 '-; I THE TOP SELLING WATCH in the entire Anne Klein. line. Why? It's a great watch and beca~se so many women are i~tere~ted in sports. Stainless Steel with 23K gold plale. Ratcheted bezel, quari:z, water resist to 100 ft. MASTER~ • .' . oose f rom.,. EXTENSIVE . . BUFFnJ . •( • I PICKENS' . WEDNESDAY IS . G . ERMAN/HUNGARIAN CUISINE EYE,NING. /• ~ I 1he country. He joins a program where lhe head coach, 37 -year-old Tim Murphy, is one of the in the country. with more practice and the fin~! compared with the Speedway's youngest "He knows a lol of football," qualifying session the next day . 305,000 permanent seats. The Murphy said. "I don't think age The race would be on Saturday, Speedway might draw as many precludes you from being able to leaving Sunday as a rain date. paying customers on NASCAR 's· identify wilh young people." ' The Kroger 200 for Busch first practice day !here as Daytona Roggeman, who never has been Grand National stock cars likely does on race day. will be run on Friday nigh~ Aug. 5, · "Based on hQw we were 'a defensive coordina10r, takes over at nearby Indianapolis Raceway received up there for a few laps of Park, where it has been staged practice, I don't think they'll have eveey,summer since 1982, lhe SlaT any trouble pulling people in lhe said. grandsl~ds,'' said five-time "llhillk it's important thallhey NASCA" champion Dale Earndo Ibis togelher, so we could have a hardt, ·another of the' drivers who mini Speed Weeks," said JRP' gen- tesled at the Speedway. eral manager Lex' Dudas, To ensure large crowds for qual- · Daytona International Speedway ifying, all bul three of NASCAR's hom Speed Weeks, a variety of 30 Winston Cup races this season stock-car events spread over two arc staged on Sunday. Two nonweeks, climaxing with. the Daytona : point races are held on Salllrday. 500. Daytona also offers The NASCAR race would be NASCAR 's lop purse, which· was the first auto race Ill the Speedway $2.4 million this year, . other than the Indr 500 since Lhe , Daytona, however. seats Harvest Day Classic in September 105,000 people in its grandstands, 1~16 . economic worth. PiiChers .received .· 1 ~: :i~.ent of their economic worth, When players filing for arbitra· · ) ) tion were considered, the hillers 57-59 Court St., Gallipolis received 96 percent of their eco(614) 446-9545 noinic worth while pitchers ,' received salaries 34 percent more "For Yolir Benel:•1 than !heir economic worth. ~.. ( Finally, Kilbane's study. showed ( . Re•erlldlioru RecoM~Mnikd" thai free agent hillerS, on avemge, received salaries almost exactly .. equal to !heir economic worth. AI Of the 12 free agent hillers, ) · · ) Bobby Bonilla was the most overpaid, rec;eiving 271 percent more than his economic worth whole · . AT OSCAR'S, OF COURSE Scou Fletcher was the most (h · · ftexploiled because lle 'tece!ved only ( ·. 2~ pereenl his worth, Kil~ane. . . .. . ... 6 ......1.•• 0 p.;... SBid. Free agent piiChers rece1ved salaries close til :lOO percent .more · · 0 0 .a... FJOIIIII 0. . . 11 11 ' than th~lr economic worth, he.said. r ,,.., .· r .., •••,• ..... ,.,. "The ~h indicales Ulat, as · ~ DAILY LUNCHEON BUFFETS wo would expect, the collective · "OPEN 7 DAYS · . 11:15 A.ll.-1:46 P.ll; bargaining agteernenl has spbsllli· A WEEK" tially ilicreased salaries," Baird Q , · said. . · Q 4 .ad'q •• ' ., ' or ....,'· •• Spring .,' irig job. • "When came over here; I was surprised 10 see some or lhe facili· Planting Is ties," Roggeman said. Nippert Stadium "is a beautiful SJl!dium _... II .. s!iows thai lhe universitY has made Right a commitment to the ., During his six years a1 Southern Cal, lhe Trojans wem 10 the Rose Around The , Bowl three times. But when head coach Larry Smith was fired after last season, the assistants were let Corner. go. , "I tallced (offensive coordina· tor) Harry Hiestand a lot before I See Us For took this job," Roggeman said. "He told me this place is on the verge of really blossoming. I see Garden the eagerness in the players wanting to have lhal big winning record. I don '1 see why.il can '1 happen." At 61 , Roggeman is one of the Seed. oldest assistant college coaches in ~rick yard to host 400-mile NASCAR race in August SHAMPOO • ~ Minnesota 3-2 to become last division champ ·:Ear,dr~m hole t9 sideline Dibble until at least Friday BUY ONE · GET liNE •• JEWELER Sm �~ .. • .• I> ... • • ..... . -.. • • . 1993 Pomeroy-Middl~port, Qhlo Pege 8 The Dal Sentinel Wednesday, Aprll"14, 1993 ·· Seconds before jmpact seem like a lifetime C_ommunity ... Dear Au l.tnclen: I ... ICi1l : !Jothcred by the WOinln who Willie Calendar endar. WEDNESDAY , . MIDDLEPORT - Amateur GardeneFS Club meeting 7 p.m. at Presbyterian Church with Mrs . Edward Burkett as hostess. Garden movie to be shown by Rilth Pow· ers. Meigs County Public Library · librarian. CARPENTER - The Columbia Township Trustees will meet in special session at 7:30 Wednesday at the fire station. Purpose of the meeting is to pay .the interest on a repair bill. '· THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT • The Middle· port Child Conservation League will meet Thursday at the· Rock ;: Springs United Methodist Church. 7 p.m. Nancy Morris will have the . : program. Ftnal plans made for ·chicken barbeque . POMEROY- The Meigs Coun. ty Democratic Club Executive · Committee will meet Thursday at : 7:30 at the Carpenters Hall in : Pomeroy. U.S. No. 1 -1 0 lb. Bag POMEROY - There will be a dinner at the Senior Citizens Cen. ter. Mulberry Heights, Thursday with serving from 5 to 6 p.m. Cost is $4. Following that inusic will be played by The Classics with a free will offering to be taken for the musicians. The public is invited. POMEROY • The Rock Springs Grange will meet Thursday at 6:30 p.m. for poduck dinner. A citizen of the year will be named and a baking comest and auction will be held. The meeting will follow the poduck dinner. . .. I Hi·Dri Towels 98 to 110 oz~ Box 1 ••II Pkg. Bathroom Tissue .Top Rouncl Steak Pkg. Cut From The Pork loin Beef Round Boneless ' Tyson Holly Farms Family Pack " · Country Style Pork Ribs Split Chicken ·Breast- 2!' ' . 1~.' .. . • .J Fresh . Sanl Dairy Yogurt Ocean Perch Fll.letl · · Ctn. · · JIODN Lim~ I F'" Pw ,•fi:lmily, Plea.. .. ' t •149 · . ; TUSCALOOSA, Ala. • Ill• . I .' ~J2~~:. 2!' ' ,. ' . • I ·, ., ·' I . .' ' ' (AP) 'A woman who accused former·' c..IJ Deli ·- Our Finest l~rkey Breast. 1!' ..... . . ' '\. . ' Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry.or Peach Half Gal. . s· ·zen(: • .e·pv'Og ."'} ·:ram . . ., . c·.·. •Alabama basketball coach Wimp Sanderson of punching her in the face agreed Tuesday. to take $275,000 to drop her lawsuiL · : The seuleinent resolves rex·dis-:Criminatjpn allegations by Sander:son's former assistant, . Nancy , WattS. · : · Watts' claim that Sanderso11 :Stiuck her in the face \ed to hi"s · :Corced resigna!ion las( year. f11ore :,recently, depositions filed in the · ?SC disclosed a sometimes stormy CARD OF THANKS The Family of · Dr. Rogor J. Gruoaor of Logan, O.hlo, wleh to expre.. our elncer.and hurtfelt thanka to relattvea and frlenda for prayera, flowara, food and carda, and to thou who gave memo-· rlala to the St.. Jllatthew Lutheran Church Rallo Broadcut Fund. Thank you to all who attended · aarvlcaa at St. Matth- Luth.-an Church, Logan, and the m..,y retaUvea and lrlenda who attended the grav. .lde aervlc" ai Gilmore Cemetery on Mllrch 3t, 11193. We gral8fully acknowledga the Roberta Funeral Home for handling all arrangilmanta. .Graveoldo caakat· bearera were Edward Newman, David Newman.- Parry Meyara, Nicholas McCoY., James Foater and Lany lilly, Jr. Our appreciation to Delmar, Jean and Jim Hamm, Pete, Joyce, Tim and· Uz Thoren, Keith and Becky Bentz, Bob and Martha Lea, and Ed .,and Marilyn Newman. Wife, JatHit Orr Gruaaer Children: Roglna and PerryMeyera Uaa and Nicholas McCoy Susan and Jamaa Foaw Jennlf• Gru-. . Grandchildren: Jenne and Simon Movere Jimmy Footer Mother, Clara Grueallt' All JUIIPING WITH BARGAINS NOTICE OF -Terl" of the Common Ptua Court of aald County. DRAWING JURORS Wlllfoca Sroclford, OffiCII of 1.0. McCoy, Commloolo,.,. of Juror•. Mofgo County, Ohio Commfaafonera of Juror• (4) 14, 11c April12, 11113 ToAD Whom H lby ConCIIrn: On Wednndoy, the 21at dey of April, 1H3, at 1:30 o'dock A.M., at!M office of Real Estate the Comml ..lonera of Juroro of Melga. County, Ohio, Jurora will be publlc!ly drown lor the May 111113 General OFFICE 1 992·288~ Card of Thanks THANK YOU To. all my friends at,Overbrook for making me the Employee of the Month. Your friendship is what really makes a difference! ·Jennie Canter 2 In Memory . In Memory Or MARY E. QUALLS Who passed way Aprill3 of 1990. . She was kind to . everyone and is sadly missed by her fainily and friends. But yow' granddaughter is missing you the most. There's no one I can turn to. Things are not the same since you've been gone. · Sadly missed by Denise, Roben,, I:~1 Mary K. R Julia 205 North Second AVI. ~lddleP!J.rl, OH. WILLS HILL RD. -A large modular, with an addition on tho rear. Has 9 rooms, • bedroomo. and 2 baths. Has a heat pump. 2 acres of 'nice laying land, an an oldor gamgo. Has a spoctacular view of tho golf cou,.., . $411,000 . ' .. RACINE - Baahan Road -. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home needs wolk, but could ba made nice with the riltlt handyman's touch. It &its on 1.114 acre lot thai hasa fan· tastic view of the countryside. Was $19,900. • NOW $17,000 EAGlE RIDGE ROAD - ApproK. 7 acres of vacant ground. Most is hayland and has a g'loal building silo. Water and olactnc is availabfa. Ownar wil finance with a roasoriabte down payment. $10,500 MIDDLEPORT- Mill Sfr.H t- A Handyman'o sp.ctet2 lots and a five room house with 2-3 bedrooms. Needs quila a bit of woli< insida, but tho outside looks pretty sa.ooo mce. PORTLAND- If you're looking for that summer home on ltla river, we"va got it. One to two bedmom farm houae has now winaows, 2 car gataga, 2 barns, and an old chicken housa sitting on appro•. 131 acras. with 20 to 25 tillable acres. ASKING StSO,OOO DOTilE TURNER, Broker..........,.............992·5B92 BRENDA JEFFERS..................................992..3056 DARUNE ST.:WART.................................992-6365 SANDY BUTCHER........................,...........992-5371 JERRY SPRADUNG....................... (304)882·3498 h~- ld ·a t p orne Y/\y· · I U . , Twenty four swdonts represent· problems. A computer spreadsheet ing all grade levels and classrootils was used to tabulate and analyze in Pomeroy Elementary School large arpounts of data that students learned more about how the collected during their experiments. amingement of patterns and colors Students reached conclusions about found in fur and feathers improves wildlife survival rates based on the the survival rate of wild animals. resulis of their experiments. Students observed denu)nstra1ohn Costanzo, Elementary tions and condu~;ted e~periments to Supervisor for Meigs County answer questions about the link Schools, led discussion sessions between protective coloration and : and assisted students during coopsurvival rates. Theuseofthe scien- erative learning activities.' This tific method as a problem solving hands-on science activity is pan of strategy provided a framework for a continuing series of programs student involvement in all learning designed to enhanc~ educational sessions. · opportunities for students who One activit>: allowed students to attend · Pomeroy Elementary experience ho~ teChnology is used School. · by scientists to solve complex in th~. news ... J • "SeedS of Rai.th-Death and Res- Missy Mini~ and Heatlier Rock: · urrection" was the theme ·or the hold. · prognllll_presented by 1oAnn FnlllOthers. attending were Connie cis at the recent meeting of the SL . Rankin, Elsie Cokley and Rev. Paul United Methodist Women of Shiuon Hausman. . \ Tu[liiCI'S Plains held at the churdl. . The next scheduled ~~~CCting will Betty Chevalier conduciCd the . be June I with Chevalier in charge meeting durin& which time the of the program "Women Called of f!'UP VOied to make 1 dOnation ~ God" and.JoAnn and Susie Francis One Great Hour of Sh.Ong" 8nd · · as hostessea. · · !0_. the Mci&l Cooperative PA!ish. . A sprin'g cleaning sale was set CJet w.eU cards were lent!!> Shif!eY far 1une 4 end 5 and donadons.are Rockhold and Mary .Ranlttn. , being lccepted. · . Hostesses, were Joanna Weaver. · : 1 .· • ., I I \ - - ' - ,... Clean Out Your Closet, Basement, Or Garage ... And Tum Your Unused Or Unwanted Articles Into CASH With A IFIRliBlB <CJLA~~ITIFRIBJD) -AID) This.Is Your Invitatio11 To Sell Any Item For '100.00 Or Less And Advertise It FREE. Simply Oip This Co~pon(Photo .Copies Not Accepted), Fill In Your Ad And Mail It To Us Or Drop It Off At Our Office. You Ad Will Run For One Week. ' JoAnn Francis presents program ' POr.ii;ROY - Children'• Home Rd. - Country living dooa to town. This nice and neal tanch has 3 bedrooms and family room with woodbumer. Homo has large rooms, nice slnrega buifcinga, and a beautiful yard. Close to the hospital, ochools. ancl slnras. For only $51,000 I l ' 4 Roll for 1 Free Per Fomily, Pleose ing included a planned bus trip to National Grange Session in November, County Grange Banquet Friday at 7:15 ~ ..m. at the Metgs County Semor CtUzens Center, district membership meeting on Apnl 23 at the Albany Grange Hall, and sixth degree conferral April 24 at Warren High School in Washington County. . Barrow~ presented the literary program w1th a theme on communications. A reading was given by Patty Dyer of sentences that mean different things. Barrows discussed different types of communications. Freda Smith had. a reading entitled "At Easter Time". . Lowell Ashcraft, Athens County Deputy was presem and inspecled the grange. · The next meeling will be a fun nighl/work session on Saturday at 6:30p.m. at the grange hall. :. LONDON (AP) ~ Prince , 15-year affair between the two the World Organization of ,.;th':"les said T,uesday he was ~'not while she worked as his assistant. 1 Wrestling, who plan to compete ar );lntuely dotty when he convened As part of the settlement. she the city's high school on April 24Narms he owns -to organic produc- will be transferred IQ another com- 25 tlie Barrow Tae K won Do Club tion. ' parable job outside the universitY's said. '-. r Charle§ told scientists and farm- athletic d'epartment, U.S. District ers meeting near Edinburgh. Scot- Judge S!lffi Pointer Jr. said. The event would be the debut of ))llld, that organic farming was not Sanderson, the university and professional wrestling in ·the •"airy fairy" blu a uaditional form athletic director Hootie Ingram nation's nonhemmost city, popula:Of agriculture. were named as defendants iri the tion 3,~00. : The heir to the British throne lawsuit. Tile money would paid by The -event is headlined by Ken · ~ractiees organic farming at Hij!h· the university and S.anderson's , Patera, who caljs. himself ''the ;grove, his country home 100 miles insurance, Pointer said. World's Strongest Man." west of London, and on farms Sanderson said he was prepared l.hroughout his vast Duchy of Com- to go to trial but the univ~rsity and CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. ;lvall estate. ' his insurance company decided on (AP) r When Erma Bombecl< •' Charles said many people are their own to settle . . went public last fall about her : concerti~ about the level df waste · ."1 aid pot have anything to do breast cancer, Fern .Whanon Brill •in society, and are attracted to with her getting $275,000/' he w.;ote offering her suJ!POll. . ~organic farming because it leaves said. That letter and Mrs. Brill's story :uwe waste. Watts left the counroom-without of her own cancer fight went "I could not help thinking that! tommenL nationwide Monday in Dombeck's · . was not entirely dotty to follow my syndicated column. ' • own particular convictions and BARROW •. Alaska (AP) · In her letter, Mrs. Brill. 90. ' con v.t<rt the Duchy of Cornwall "The PuniSher" is coming to Bar- explained that because of her age, · ;!tome farm to an organic sysrem," row. So is "The Hater." nobody seemed to be concerned . ;he said. They aren't the outcasts from aboutthe ·lump she found in her , "As far as I am conccmed,-the "the Lower 48, rather members of breast. . ~esults have · been really quite . ~ricouraging," he said. Box limit are $4.50. Drinks and desserts will cost extra. Tickets are available at the Rutland pepanment Store in Rutland or from any Star Grange member. . Francis Whit~, Ohio State Grange Lecturer wdl be the speaker for the open house and dedicalion at 1:30 p.m. Arthur Crabtree, Meigs County Pomona Grange · masu:r, will conduct the dedication. Entenaininent will be provided by Kenneth and Manha Ward on the dulcimer, Joe and Connie White, Vicki Smith and Star Junior Grange members. Eldon Barrows, legislative agent, discussed the slate legislalive conference he auended recent· ly. The msin topic was educau'on. Rick Macomber, acting deaf chairman. read an article on noise health problems on the farm. . Other business during the meet- ;:!-~ -People CoHonelle- . ' .. 7 oz. Alumni fete tickets on sale . Prepriced 69¢ B1tes MIDDLEPORT - A danCe will. be held from 7 to 11 p.m. Friday night at the American Legion Annex in Middleport. Music will be by George Hall. . 11-·-· • FROZEN FOOD - Your Choice of Pepperoni, Sausa_gePepp~roni; or Double Cheese t. • New officers we.re installed ,; when T.OPS (Taking Off Pounds s "bl ) Cl b OH11570 pomeroy ' enst Y u : Chapter met recendy at the hall. : ~nstalled in a candlelight cere: mony were Debbie Hill, leader; : Peggy Vining, co-leader; wanda , • Faulk, secretary; Vi_rginia Dean, ~ treasurer; Trina Faulk, weight ~:rec,order; Linda Grimm, assistant ._t · weight recorder. Amy Cleland vol· • unteered for news reporter. . • The best TOPS loser was 'Cie · . land.' Runners-up were Linda ; Grimm, Angela Sharp and Judy ~ Laudennilt. Best KOPS loser was •Oia St. Clair. The runner-up was ~Linnie Aleshire, Cieland was the : best loser of the month of March. ~ :Cindy Faulk won the 'gadget gift : •and Cleland won the fruit basket. · , ; Peggy Vining won a charm for ·six .: : consecutive weekly losses. . : = Plaris for ARD (Are!~ Recogni: ::;tion Day) scheduled for May 15 , -;;vete discussed. Divisilln winners >ror 1992 will be honored ne11t week . Meeting are held every . Tuesday at Carpenters Hall Local · 650. Wyigh-in is from 5 p.m. to 6 :,P.m. and the meeting is 'from 6 p.m. <to 7 p.m. more information on the ·..,...eight loss group may be obtained :py calling Debbie Hill at 949-2763 . ~rWanda Faulk at992-5638. - MIDDLEPORT The 28th annual dinner of Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Fony, will be held Friday at 6 p.m. at the Middle· port Church or Chiist. . April employee of the month at .Overbrook Center in Middleport' was·Jennie Canrer, a nursing assis· tant. Her ruurie was incorrecdy listed as ·c arter, in an ear)ier announcement of her selection. She was selected by her peer for her dedication and service to the resi. dents 10d the facility. She has been . ·. · ~yed at OvertJr,ook since} une, ,·. ffi• 211t. a Correction . .•~ New.. officers' .. are· s· ailed •• ·Frozen Food, _Great With Fish or Chicken • RUTLAND · A meeting of the Leading Creek Conservancy District will be held at 5 p.m. Thursday at the water office. Tickets for the May 29 Pomeroy High School alumni banquet and dance to be held at Meigs High school are now on sale at SwisherLohse and Francis FlorisL Price or the tickets which includes both the dinner and dance are $12. Music for the dance will be provided by Gary Stewan. For those wanting oo attend ~ dance but not the dinner.the cosllS $5. ·. • usset Ore Ida ·Baking.· Potatoes Taler ••• POMEROY • The University of Rio Grande Chorale will present a · concert at the Senior Citizens Center Thursday at I p.m. The concen is open to the public. There is no : admission charge. SATURDAY CLIFTON - Benefit hymn sing 7 p.m. ill the Clifton Tabernacle featuring Flllnk and Lynn Dickens, Anita Brown and Roger. All welcome. · Final plans for the "chicken barbecue and building dedication were made when Star Gnmge 11778 met recently at the hall. The barbecue will be held from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. Sunday at the Grange hall located on County Road I near Salem Cenu:r. Tickets for the chicken dinner to include baked be.ans, cole slaw, potato salad, macaroni salad and hot roll .. RACINE - The Racine American Legion Post 602 will meet Thursday at the hall. Supper will be · served at 7:30 and the meeting will .begin at 8 p.m. FRIDAY POMEROY - l,'omeroy Lodge # 164 F&AM will hold annual inspection at the Middleport Masonic Building at 7:30 p.m . Refreshments will be served after meeting. All master masons invited to attend. ae train MIDDLEPORT • Revival services are being held at the Wes· leyan Bible Holiness Church, Mid· dleport. through Sunday night. The Rev . Elbert Barrows from Nortb Carolina will be conducting the services with special music by Brian and Connie Conley. Services stan at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. 1ohn Neville, pastor, invires the public. POMEROY . • The Young DemocratS Oub will meet at 7 p.m. at the Carpenrers Hall just prior to the regular meeting of the Meigs County Democratic Club. Ann : you 'and said her self-inflicted • wounds wae not suicidal behlvjor :-lind if she ~ly had wanttJd to COlD· ; mit suicide, she would have ~ in fiilnt of a tnin. · I have been a locomotive : engineer for 24 years end have L~....,.~-"!!!";;;;:;;;;.;.:;;,;;;;;;~.J. ;.witnessed eight collisions with .• ellicles and one With a pedestrian. :; ')be lrain I opemle weighs S,OOO bridges. It's illegal and can ,be :~ IIJns. It C8IUIOI swerve, and it cannot deadly. ·!:Stop quietly. .. 2. Never drive IIJOUIId lowered ~ ~ In 1991, IIIOI'e dtan 600 people ptes. . . , were kiiJed in over S;300 vebicle3. Never race a train to a llllin crashes. An additional SOO wae crossing. . killed while trespassing on railruad 4. Watcll for a second train when ~Q and Jllqlftt)'. For every aash, crossing multiple lqlcks. mJury and ratality, there are ll'llin 5. Get out of your vehi<;le if it . crew memben. who are forced to stalls on a crossing 8lld call the ' seek counseling or leave the police. · . profession bccense it is too painful 6. Expect a lrain on any tni:k at to remember twisted metal, mangled any lime - freight trains do not bodies and the seconds before follow set schedules. · impact •• which seem . like a 7. Be aware: Trains are usuaRy 'lifetime. tiaveling (aster dtan they appciW to Ann. today , vehicle and will · be. • · collide approximately ewry 90 8. Remember to always "Look, ~ minutes in the United States, ind at Listen lind Livel" · leaSt one pedestrian is killed daily U this lett.er saves ju.lt one life, it while trespassing on railroad will also save a family from lelrible propeny. It seems that most people grief as weD as saving the sanity of improve your social sldlls? Write for are unaware of the dange.:s at gr1l!1e an unlmown trBin crew member and AM l..alukrs' new booklet, "How to crossings an<1 around raiirdad tracks. his Wnily. --1.D. "BU7Z" STONE, Make Friends and Stop Being Please help prevent further OPERATION LIFESAVER Lonely." Sendase/f-oddressed, hqag. . ' aNi a check. senseless tragedies by including PRESENTER, BROTHERHOOD bllSintss· . some lifesaving tips for your OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS or mlllltJ . 4./S (t/Us in· readers: · · MEMBER, SPRINGFIELD, MO. . eludes postage and handling) to:· I. Never walk, run, bungee jump DEAR BUZZ: Thanlc you for a FriendS, c/o AM Landers, P.O. Bo% or bicycle near railroad tracks and s,traight•from-th~heart .leUer. that 0562, CM;ago, Ill. 6061 ifJS62. (In educ!lled a lot of people today, and ·Cmtada,·send $S.OS.I , Community Calendar Items appear two days before aa event and the day of that ennL.Items must be received well in advance to assure publication in tbe cal· , probably saved 110111t1lives. Dear Ana Linden: "Mark" end · I getting married in 1uly. He is 34, and I am 26. This is the fnt marriage for us both. The problem is that Mark is adamant about having only one child, and · I'm not sure I feel ·. comfortable with that. I · have a sister and a brother whom I love dearly, and I lhink it's only fair that a child have a sibling. Mark is tiled . to living alone and plans 10 retire at ari' ,early age. Having I larger family, he sayS, would inwfere with thole plans. Mart is a wonderful man, and we arc both trying to respect one another's views. Everyone says he will smely clwlge his m'ind once he has 1 child, but he is very strong· willed, and I doubt that this is true. What should I do? - UNCERTAIN IN CALIR>RNIA · DEAR CALIFORNIA: Chanctli are that Mark will change his mind · when he falls in love' with that fnt child, but don't bet ·the rent. U he doesn't, are you prepared to settle for just one? Only you know the an· · ·swer to this one. Is ~ ptJSSing you by? Want to (NOI'~: 15 WORD UMIT AND YOUR SEUINC PRICE MUST BE IN YOUR FREE AD) (SORRY, THIS DOES NoT APPLY TOY ARD SALES) NAME' ----------~------------------------- PHONE NuMBER: ----------.,.---,-------------..,..,...,..- . MAIL TO: The Daily .·sentinel 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769 (OFFER EXPIRES 6/21/93) �• ' Page-10-The Dally Sentmel Wednesday, Aprll14, ,_ 1993 - . ' Ponieroy-Middlepoi1, Ohio I ALE liTH THE BOOK BARN PEPSI-COLA· PRODUCTS STORE HOURS ~ Monday thru Sunday. 8 AM·lO.PM IUY • SELl • TRADE 317 N. 2ail St. Mldtlleport, 'Ohio Moa.•Frf. I 0:00·5:00 ·Saturday I 0:00·6:00 Closeii,S•IIday 992·3577 2 UTER. BOME 89( 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. 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REG. s.199 s1zE NCO AME~ICAN . vy M1xes. . 1o.1s oz. - - - CVUI'ON----~-~=---.· ARMOUR TREET LUNCH MEAT 894 ~~· · 2 · . . $1 r-r;::--II STOKELY 1t TOMATO JUICE 2/$14I01: ~or::=-·cou;o---- . . COTTONELLE T~SSUE ~Olt $249 • BATHROOM Powjn•• SuperValu · Offer Goocf Apr. Ulhru Apr.17,18t3 Limit 1 Per . ,: ~ I . . · . (~f~ide Cuts..f--. ~..32oz. 99c · r..-----.. _ N . ,. Good Only At ·' • · . . . ·-· , I ----~vvPON----~,• --- . . . .- a.DOMINO SUGAR .il _ S169 SIBS~ ·· Good~:l At Powell'• S,uper Vatu ·. Offer · · Apr, 11th~ Apr. 1i', 1883. Limit 1 Per Cuetorner ~ I 11 . 992·7553 fREE ESTIIUTIS 985·4181 KEVIN'S .MAINTENANCE I 614·985·3831 4·3·93· I mo. Lllom~lng, Fortlllllng, w....ng. ""d ' llooding• . Shrub end Tr•·:rrtmmlng I R...,ovel RNidonllaiA cGmmon:tal Fr.. E81.111'111tH CUSTOM SADDLES, LEATHER REPAIR .and BALL GLOVE REPAIR 36358 SR 7 992·3838 FIREWOOD FOR SALE • . . EAGLES (No Sunday Calls) 2112/92/tfn ! POOR BOY TIRES 2 Front Struts • Labor • 4 Wheel AIIJnment Prices SJIII'ttng at · 1 12~.95 +Tax Special w.·~c ,._ H.,. 1112 P- I ODGERS E-Z RIDE CLUB 1419 State Rt. 7 IN POMEROY 614·446·0736 Gallipolle 6:45p.m. Special Early Bird $100 Payoff Thl• lid good for 1 FREE card. WE DO Lie. No. 0051·32 ROOFING AND -EVERYTHING UNDERNEATH Real Estate General -TROMM BUILDERS Save Big on Voyagers 20 Years Exp. · 742·2328 .. tfn 15 ,..,.. ~- .l ' T • B \ 11 SMALLER AFFORDABLE HOlE located n•r PDIIIand on 2.81 Ienis. lnc:Udeo small lhed. Aaklng $7,500. roomo, 2 tote oiiiOXfoo: Nice ecarter home or ' tnw-nt. $18,800. minglfilhing pond, ohod, hoat. $118.000 . \ I II \110' 11\ \l'- ,\(0\(IIL" ROUSH'S PRINnNG · 1,)1 STORY HOlE looalod on Pleaant Ri!lge has 3 bed·' 2258 Sixtlli St. • (614) 992·5315 rontal SEE US FOR YOUR. 'TEAM NEEDS. T-Sh)rts • Hats • Uniforms . Variety of T·Shlrt Colore and Lettering Stylee. cabin,wood & ....,lric ( ,dl IIDDLEPORT- 24X60 ranch otyto moclllar 3 btd100mt, 2 beth, ber, bulft-in ohotvlng, ,.,....r ropai10 thi'O<Jghout, now etoc. hM1 pump, ta~go oncloNCI roor pon:h, all>rage lhod. wry 'nlca, corwonlonlly tocatod do• 1D lchools, lhopplng,.. otc. Como S..l $28,1100. I rlj ltd-il I1HI.I\ l l , lll l ( ilf ) "IJII,IIIi\1 1 GOOD SERVICE IS OUR GOAL l}IJ~-5.\1 ~ " .. "" SUPERIOR FUELS AND LUBRICANTS THAT WORK HAFtD FOR YOU. .VINE STREET - Frame homo with 3-4 bedrooms, car· port, patio, lraplaca, caltlir, fencad y.rd, lllor.go ohod. Worth cjllcldng Into! Alblg $27,000. · . ' Slt325·NEAA DANVILLE- 92+ ac:ras with mobUo horne wllddlllon, calllr, bern, galllge, LCD wallr, .paved ~t~ad. •BP Diesel SUpnlme ...Try it, there Is a difference. · · _ •Minimum 50 Cetane •Low ash and sulfur - •Will not gel 'i n winter time. Nica !lying land oOnlilting ol hayland, pastur. l woods• $72.500. , . ' ·IT's IPAINGI -lHE BuYERS ARE BIIZZING...WE NEED Ull1NG8 TO MI!ET TH! !)EMANDIIF YOU'RE IN'I'EAEiltD II IEI,IJNG, CAl..\:"' lODAVI ' 1gg3 SPRING LUBE SALE MARCH 16TH thru MAY 31ST . · Special fwm terrne with.PIIYIIIIIIt4 tlmee yHr . . a 'ltENAY E. ~L.Afrl)- .........~..••.. ~·............... ~ ....112-1111 KATHY WIJINO ............ - .. ___ .. ~.-~....... III.e1t1 . 614·992·7 643 Pa-gor V.no 211 Eoat Second ltrHI Pomeroy, Ohio 4171111 {114) 11243:11 ~ l srs9o . New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL . FREE ESTIMATES , 7&12 EVERY THURSDAY PH. 614-266-6160 Look IIIII aun.-y for TNIOtcl'e r - . Prapartv of .... Woold • - BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. . Auto-Rentals Sprine Time Wo Alto lllvo o.n Bllldan Road . And • .teovo variety ollrult "'""' 3/24/93/ I •• pd 318/tfn 10 mllee aouth Qf Gallipolla ·o-nhou .. wilh -pump. Buik in NOW OFFERING...... OIL AND LUBE SERVICE : TIRE REPAIR AND ROTATING SEE NEAL FOR THE DEAL! (304) 773·5533 ASK FOR CHRIS J. S. MARINE ~ (HUCK 10 LB•.PACKAGE PH. 614·985·3949 TIRES PoMrld by M.-cury Oulboarda FOR THE COuNTRY LOVERS - Go,=~~ ' 2 lui .... doublewklt. 7.84311 Eloclllc . FIA h•tin; wjlh wirw;low 47269 St. Rt. 241 • I~ Mile OH Rt. 7 Thru Cllester o• Rt. 241 Chester, Oh . 45720 985·3406 6/8/'t2/1 BIONNEA RO. Beautiful contemporary wllh 3 btd100mt, . •M aster Mix •Bu ckeye Feeds •Fertili ze r - Bulk & Bag •Pi oneer See ds •Farm Supplies OWNER: L.. B. SAYRE GROUND KELLER'S C BENDING . BULUDOZER,BACKHOE : ""d TRACKHOE WORK 1 AVAILABLE. SEPnc SYSTEMS, HOME llfTRTRAILER SITES, LANDCLEAAING, DRIVEWAYS INBYALiED UMESTOIE-TRUCKIHG FREE ESTIMATES 2 baths, Ulpon:h, docking, appliances, 60+ acNI, twim· . SERVIC E 1120193/tfn I Shade River Saddle Shop "' . .EXCAVATING · 949·2398 or 1·800·137·1460 . . . I l!OR~ S: CAS!< OR CHEC~ WITH ill. OUT OF STATIO BUVE_RS ~UST ' HAVE A CURREN T BANK LETT!OR OF CREDIT! NO EXCEPTIONS I 1 Not Respone.ibiiiiOf accidents or ION d pfopeny LlcenMd n1 Bonded in Ohio, Kentucky, .. Wt11 VIrginia 166 10 lB. PACKAGE (614) 843·5.264 21 15/93/tfn CHESTER AGRI and NO ll'fTERESTor ANANCE CHARGE. TRACY IIINACIEA...--.--.......................MN411 OFPICI..-.......:-~-...............................................2251 Larry E. Miller , . 6144461157 ., " • . •• " ' r ··, -' Miclclleport, Ohio 45760 STRUT & SHOCK . BEEF Box 189 '' 614·985-3373 3·16-93-tfn 3/2S/1311 Life • Medicare • Cancer • Fire • Health • Accidenf •Annuity, IRA • Mortgage Rocky R. Hupp, D.~_.U. • Agent i' fl,_.IIH 1Vdi 2-7-92-tt. 949·2168 .' . POMEROY, JOH. MASON, WV 773·5785 . AUCTIONEER: RICK PEARSON GROUND . 1 3112.93 AMERICAN GENEUL LIFE ana ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY 985·4473 667·6179 FREE ESTIMATES $299· ·5: Margcirine~. . . 7..:~.LB. 3 1 MORTO_N • · . ..6·9C · TV D•nners.......9.s-1o oz. _ · PARKAY 'Visa l Mil ler Cord Phone Evenings flEE ESTIMATES Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning-Painting 20U.BAG 159 'regardless of income . 'regardless of grades "plus $20k guaranteed loan 'regardless of cred~ • To collect your scholarship money call 614-985-3556 Open Mon.-Fri. 'o-7 or Sat 10-4 '.liJichtlHJ oComplete Remo••!iag Stop & Compare NEW- REPAIR REASONABLE RATES '25 HOUR & BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION · : •New Home• -Garage• . ROOFING - DELIVERY SERVICE LUNCH · DOG FOOD J I• Howard L Wrltesel DOZER RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. SUNSHINE ~•·t · dlll!_l NURSES' AIDE WITH CPR ·TRAINING LOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO TAKE CARE OF .IN OUR HOME. 614~992·7698 Aaprii Ackltiona 'Ill, f 1rJ111b H<.:ltl ~.tic~; Worlc Gual'llnteed CARPENTER AlL MAlES lrlqlt Ill Or We Pick IP!'• t-bckh(}t' Work Liii'J••W tV Low Co•t•. YOUNG'S a•cl VCR REPAIR 1 ~ '--·TJ!w s\'''' FreeEatlmatee, · 992·7013 or 992·5553 or TOLl FREE 1·100.141·0070 OVEN KEN'S APPLIANCE Public Sale & Auction GREEN-UP RECLAMArtON SERVICE 614·949·2335 or -OWNER: JeH Wkkersham IAIWII. OHIO 614·593·5010 ~-------3-·-11-·9~3 ~~-·--~7~~1~f9~1~M~n: ~----------~ UNES SATURDAY, APRIL 17> 1993 ·10:00 A.M. PEAS or GREE-N BEANS 16·17 oz. $ . · for all college bound students. 12-lo-92·1111 Dnl• Roof IMhU ••II Out ALL MAKES &MODELS 992·3470 BASEMENTS& HOME SITES HAUUNG: Llmeetone, Din, Gravel and Coal' PUBtiC AU.CTION AR . Guaranteed Scholarship Money I~--...;.;,..;..;...;.;..;_, Fra. Fouallatian NEW &USED PARTS FOR 12·5-tfn • . , .. ' ~a'::::tom PH. 614-992·5591 ·LB. BOX BROUGHTON;s 12131182/lfn WHALEY'S AUTO J & THOME IMPROVEMENTS PARTS 36970 BaR Ran Road · Pomeroy, Ohla R&C EICIVADNG LB. BOX. Bananas.~----....:..~-.. La. 39 · SHRUB TRIM and REMOVAL ALL HARDWOOD •LIGHT HAULIN~ . Seasoned · •FIREWOOD · $40.00 a Load BILL SLACK Delivered. 992·2269 (614) 992·5449 . USED RAILROAD TIES SIZED UMESTOHE FOR SALE LICENSED and BONDED ' • ,.';!'. 20tYn.bp.S..IH CREAMETTE SPAGHETTI . •• ~ •••~.·•••••••••••• 5 LB. ·BUCKET 3493·1 c••,•• ....,.,a.,.n. AIIONIIs.- .. _ .. ·Reasonable , .Rates 614·742•2138 CHarJOIII & &IIIUIIOIS I LIMESTOIIE, GUVEL & COAL JOE II.SAYRE SAYRE TRUCKIIIG HINDI'S 2 s1 Breasts................................LB. Quality 11an. T•o., Wod, Fri. . 1:30 tmUO pm Thun. I W. 10 -.3 pm ttou..: FIREWOOD _FOR SALE • dellgned far y011r lldn type. P:~tRib~~. . .-:.._,__. .18, s1 t:;Eaua~ters. . . . . .~. .la: 39c MEADOWS SHOE & LEATHER REPAIR • . RC COLA 19 Meigs Alumni Aasoclatlon.ls looking for current addresses of Meigs graduates for April mailing for Alumni · . Oanceon May 29, 1993. , Mall addresses to Meigs Alumni Association, P. 0. Box 25, Middleport, Ohlo45760 �. .- .. . . ,.. ., • ,. • ~ ~ .. J' ~ ._. -r r ~ • t • • 1 • o- .... • ·• • ' .. ~ ~ . - .. ~- - ...... . . ~- • Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Olllo SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie Fanna for 33 Salt . 1993 KIT ' N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wrtpt FumiSbecl .---·-. . - llroy Allo trifler tpiCI. AI 11 a all up& c.u .._ 2:00 p.m., Space for Rent Wlth=Pond, Tllllw Lal ll'eld.l1..... ·Cllll ALLEYOOP 7 Dodat ~. ........ ,.. 1"-. - ~-- ........ 1112·7132. .... NEA Cro•'Bword Puzzle aRIDOE Oortono Rod Wlh 1n1.n..., lW, ~1 Chtylllir ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER •· hlon, 14300, 114- 1fT Wanted lO Rent s bl- ... IIAdod llr Juno . . 30 - IClovtn ........ - - . , . l U at. - . AU~ IS &-1.4-n • • ,.3 - • Jn t,1erchand1Se . J[ Q, 'IJA)[QJ7 tAJ:Q• •A u soorm earH... - , •• VInyl In 111112 ,.._ -..- ........ Sloclt 14.48 Vd. • ......,.n Coro polo, IlL 7 - . a-.11144. . F1nanc1al Employment Serv1ces AND APo VI'AA 11 4 Giveaway · 3 'fT old - . P"l'l - -.ny Sponlll, , ... - ).•:IDW75- - Help Wanted 'AVON" All AAEASIIIhoro your tlrnl with ... Vou'U love lhl compony. 1.eoo-182.e358. 4 Udill Who Would Uko To SoH Avon C.ll&-.3358. AVON I All A... o I Spooro, SOU75-142t. a.Jtplttor Nlldod In Mr Homo, belaow 1;00 Pll. 5 KlltiM, I - Old, 114-24511131 All• 4:30 P.ll. Booutlfltl block CoiUo dog, appiOII-IIy 1 112 ,_,. !"'11 For: 4 v.ar·Old, & 4 Monlll Okl. triondly, ""' 111101 II lloturo And A. Non- · 114-1112-22112. III'W)Ur, -614-441-1110, LRve t ....... . " " - llelllgl. p_, /WorohouH worur, ChaufteUr Ueenu A• Living """" Cl'!'ll, lotgO ollo; qulrod. Allt>lr At: SporkiO Syrocuoo oroo.l1+1112·500e. Bu- C... 33ft Stoto AGUio 141. Porch Glider, To Glvuway, 8J4. Oollloi>lio, !Iandor Thru Frldor, a A.M. To I P.ll. . 441·1214 Allor I P.ll. Aoglll•od bloclt Lab, 11 Eooy Wortll Elcollonl Poyl ,.. monthe okl, to • good nome, oorn~P~~~~. c.u Toll Fr11, 1--417-6111, Ext. 11Ht2·7115. Dollvory Business · 21 Opportunity INOIICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. roCOIIIIIIIndo that you do bualnlll wllh jiiOflle rou k.-, NOT 1o oond - r throuan thtl moll until JOU hove lnvlllfgotod thl-lng. 11' c-olon lrallor, newly :urr:=·t.~==.;. prO-·-· . ....., ~...no Looking ""' 2-4 ..... gr<>Und, Pomoroyllllddloport orao on Ill. 7, muat not bl Oood ......,.. llt2o3324. lat In Big Foot Portt, Gollll C..unty. 304-273-15470. Throo toto, bull~ · tour 0led, In IPirtiMI"'tl, eome re Racine, Mrlou8 lnqulrlea only, 114-m.am. RctU1o: ~1,200 A. 36 Real Estate Wook Polonlllil.lluot Sill. t.eooWSnted 153·V.nd. -..,....,.........;...,.,.......;_,.....,..,.. 3 Bedroom HOm., Double CJarogo, Largo Lal Smell Real Estate ·Acraogo, Within 441 Coli Arao Pc IIUIIon Mly "181. IM-oUI- 781MLaovoll-. " 3121 OII-Jo8M7. FOUND; twnclliMii 1 rM Orange • - · moiO Brtllnoy Sponlel, :104-475-6443. LOST: bloek ' whHo moiO Booion Torrlor, REWARD, o:J04.1757171. • Loot: ~.:::.J:'g~"::'no~~ cou~ For Famlly Sotv- Aide. J.pt:lllcant• Mwt P 111 'An - ... Dig- In Boclol WoolliAolllod FIOid And Hold A Volld Drlvoro llcenoo. Tho leglnnlng.Aato Of ~-50 IHI': ·for_IIHW..I ion,.. CoN IM-4-111, 1:00 • 4:00, ·llandoJ • Frldoy. Golllo • lloln block wHhziO Rldao vicinity, H ooon call Hud Start, A Dlvlalon ~-11-lo21. Woocland . Cenlwa, .. p10,_ more. Rain ••• 1,1,10. much Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity All Vord S.loo 111101 Bo Paid In Advo.... Doodllno: t :DOt>m 'lhl day before the ad Ia to · run, Sunday ldHion- 1 :DOplrl Friday, llondly edHion !O:OOa.m. Sotuntor. Frldoy ond S.lunlly, Clllllor, 11111 houlo on lOft, Scout C.mp · AGed. Public Sale Poo- Auction Compony, lUll tlmo ouct-r. oompltto oucllon oorvlco. Uconood ....OIIIo • 771-57111. VlrfilniO, laking allllllcotlona lor Domlno'a Pry>! fti PoJ!!ttor, &14- 3l)4o 41 All real estate actv8rtl*lg In rs this newspaper 9Ub)ecllo Ihe Federal Fair Housing Act ol 1968 wtllm mokes 11i!Ogal to '"""~lse 'ony prelorollQO, lmlallon or d!Krtrillnallon bue<l on race, color, rollglol). sex lamllll slalus or notlonll Ofiljln, or l{rf Intention 1o moke ony ouch ~Iorence, imlallon or dlsc~mlnotlon.' This neWspaper wMI 11!)1 knowlr9)' accept . adVertlsarnanrs lor reaiBIIBie which Is In violation the law. OUr ,..de,. .., heteby lnlonned thai all dwollngs advertised In lhls newspaper are available on an equal oppof1unlly ba51s. Plko. Miscellaneous · 56 ...,.uot Cammon:lol t.n, 140; lor1Jiloollo ompllllor, 150; oxoro · - • t111chlno, 140; 1141112-2121. PoocUH: puppies, top., craamt, 'PniiOI; IIOG lftllll malo Schnollllr, ton -ko Gld, B14H7·3404. Aoglotorod Chin"' llhor.Pol one tem111, two malta, loto o1 wrln(cloo, 614-Mf1.2711. Roglllorod pol· bollltd plgl!; D11111• Heavy Duty Rod, AMI pupt~, PMn, QT-320 QrallhHo ·. Rod lorldoy Bllzlr, 150 i14-288·1151 81-. Hudbnrcl lor qunn elle 814-1112·2184. wit-, vorr tlvo, uo. uc ..._- · 1:00 Plllllrll>' - -r --l: . F-Dolvory. lllocldHoroln •riO wldou~ . . -• . - • .ond, ... "1P:OQ. ~oomo, Flrot Avonuo, For a.a. LaciiM winter ooat:, tuU longlh, groy wlpiOid -rt1 hoo bMil d~ cleonod, 130, 11..1112· 2421. nkiltt 3CM.f15- Keyboordl ' . - Qultoro And -lluoh . Avolio~ P - Humrntnablnl lluolc, Jocltoon, OH IM=211- IIIIIL - Qo~ llpollo, Ohio, OH St- Porklng, 1271/llo. llllpooH ·I RoMnco. 114-2811-1529. 7 Room HoUM, Rodney S310111o Dlpoolt • Roforonco, 114-143-21111 Aftor 4 P.ll. Homes for Sale ttiO Clayion SlcdGOOI, hoot pump, Hek, ttn. Mdl oorn, two bolito, on 101 In Roclno Mlr achoola, very nice, PO,OOO, 114 tit 2203 or 114MW041. 3 bod,_ brick ronch, Go~ Mpollo Forry. Brand ,... lonnox Mat pump, new appllllnoee, at.. lochld go-, ~llr1J1~ lot. nl!'l nllghbcrihood. 304-m-str7, PICKENS RIRNITURE HHor-•ot•htatOidld turnlohlng. 112 mi. .lortlcltG Ad. Pt. P t - , WV, Uu AIY- QuMar, Elroctrtc 'lllnlna. Kopo • CUo CIII3CM.f75-141G. program about nantradiliontl ompiOymlnt, (ONOW), 1o8CJO. S3U501. . Training Allroln NDWIIISGuthlootlm Buolnooo Coti01J1, ~f~'a vonor Pllll. C.ll T-y, 8 ~38711 Rog.II0-05-1274B. 3 t11droom, ~~ large lev .. lot, 1'50.000 boowiUI vlow of Klln.wha River In ....,.,.,n, 304.f75.81B7. . HILLTOP SECWSION • .. 3100 Square FMI: 'Cont1mpory on 11.1 Acroo 11111 With Pool And 2 Bame. • 83 Adloclnt Acrao able · mn Avol~ •...-\ • 4 Bodroom Homo On 4 Acroo With 22128 Portr Room All 01 Tho Abovo Wltllln 3 111101 01 Rio Qrando • Conloc1 Bill t:onnoll AI: Donno Summoro Ru~Kt::sMoro lntonnallon At: Nowly Romoctolod ' In Ctntorvlllo. Walk Dlotonco To ...... OHico And Storo, R-onco, Domago DIDoolt And Crodii.Chock. 114'522-4311. --···-"· sa, wllh poc1r ~rtpo 11nc1 - 83211 FlAil, 2.et33. Twkoy 12 IIIU1JI. 3" Pumlahed, 2 or 3bdrin., .for rent -lo. Throo .of- tlieM 12011. In C..unt~ llcbiiO Pork. Woohltf -h. 3CM.f'll.f132. dry.,, air, $2351 mon .• 614·112· 2187. 114-385-8227. 53 . Antiques 2 bedrOom mobllo homH1 1250. Bur or Hlf, Rlwwl,. Ant!q-, month wotor • ~· pola, 304- · 1124 E. lloln 111-1 on AI. 124 176-2434 or 5111· 71.. ~. Houra: ii.T.W. 10:00 Why ront whon" rou con o.m. to 1:00 p.m., Sundoy 1:00 own • 1183 14z70 Aodmon wllh 1;;'0;.::':::'00::..:;;p.M::::..·-:.;..:.:=..:•::•:::..·__ 5 ~·r worrantr, npo, okittlng, Miscellaneous delivered and Mtur. toe 1111mo. Coli tor lntormot on, 114-:JIII. Merchandise 44 · - lonox Pulu Fum~e~ 125,000 BTU lJMd 2 112 Yooro UOO; Four Air CGndHionlro, Vil~ouo NCISY 1210: tM-112-iVI. ~ 1177 FCII'd plck•up 112 lon, runir - · goact condHion • $850.011 11WSI I "'SI FEMALE II · lor Rent Fann Equipment Alllo Cholmtt S - no tAl corn ~hor, good oond, M ......t _...,.otor, s.- I HP Riding . 8"- IIIII Sow Wooil Lath, An~4'P.11.1~11. Som Somorvllllt'a Bllllollold ''"' ted _ ,..uge ~-rlt ....n 'pottorn). Turkoy ·21 -lloy 22. SUrpluo ,..... Ina. By S.ndyvlllo ...... Olllco. 1'~ · ~~~ NOon 1111 1:00 P11, 304-273 lotollfto Dloll llocllvor, (). SGromblor, Polo, CobiO, uoo, :a - - ---.I 1~14-~24~B~I~m~. ... 01 au.. - . ~~C.Witlonl $125; 20 Clallon A· -~um Compltto All Ac· - - · 114-441·1021: 8Gto FIOx, AIITIGII - ; IBII PSI - · Coli Bot- 1:30 P.ll. 114- ·2141. A FLOCK OF Step By Stop Llwn Cora, c..m. llobllo homo tor Hlo, prloo "" We Do It All gotlaWe, ,mu• be moved, •' • itrlouo lnqulrlto. only, 114-tei- Low~ rl:.itl 0121.s.rv• -Q,.._.··-.. ,._., 3471'· ~ Uvlog. 1 ond 2 bodroom opo~- • VI1nd · Rlwe:wav AtiOrtmonto In IIIJdloport. '""" Manor . 11111 S.tO ~~~· 414, Elton, 2 To•, 114-- ded· C.b, :zaa.ell!o. $1111. Cal1114-lt2...... IOH. BliCk Pluflc, Now 175, 114-448o 3934. • Woddlng 0..0, Ivory loco OVortoy, Poort And S~n iiifti, New, Slu: 1. $'100, ~~ 55 Bu llcllng Saol still Building_ • w- c.u IM-441I-OZII. ~ - " ' •· • ...~ _...__.,;;Mo.;..;;.,;,to;...rc.:.:y:.;c.;.;le.;;s_,.._ 1 - Suzuld, 150 CC, A""' 0 - MIO· 1MI Hondo Odlo:;A~- Oa;;i, MIO. 45 . .Fum11~ . a._on Rio Soodl aitd II l'olnl P!uo. 21111 ~.~ . A ~. -onlmolunde..pll.i. For'-0n1y~-ldog •. Ia= E(~no.~ ,:'.= ~ Plt . ttotnt, Rooma ColiN ........ llciomolorronl · -·""""h. -·hlr~ Wl .. l Slorllng •1'1211111rto. Oolfll Holol. •......... llko- . .. - 11.4 tii'IIIIO: 1'1!11 Dbl. 3NT Dbl. l SEE IT'S RAINING AGAIN , MAAM .. MY 006 15 601N6 TO GET WET... CELEBRITY CIPHER CeMtwlty CiPMt crypc....... . - - trGm.auomtonl by f.mlM people, and preMnl. Eleflllllel"ln 1hl QpMr 1tanc11 tor another. TOfll/1'1 CIIW: T ftiUMI G. 'E AND fi\AGA 1-1N~f 1181 Hondo 4 Whlllor, ·82 Yomohl llulm 110, 1800; 14 Hondo Olt200 Aoponcodl, ltullo. Tiio ,. old. 1100. -h. lWo 12 mont11 old - · -h. 304-81244211. lleglll•od BliCk Anguo lu!!, 13 lloilthl Old, A_.: 1100 •cto. Coli John Co~M.~. I 11181 20 112' .Ainkor V201, 301 ¥8, AIPito One llorcruiOor Cuddy, lull oon-. Tnk- plll:;'d Eoglo iandom trollor. I a,.r ma Ute-'» IIERC1IIIATE "MUR·IIyoo.._. Q. J'R beet~ seeing ads, for & medi· lllal"s SUBUNGUAL, Does that ;..,......;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, .. ·· ~. HA~~6A'15 1...... ...,.,.. 1a ~aaguager DO 'rQ.l EAT A LDT A. Y•"Je riPt tlW LINGUAL can Ia Jucuce; SGmeJiodx who's "' far =t•DHt, speais two -'tas llqlislraad Span· isiL hoaeuu, ;s, a Latin· basal tenD also refers to the OF ..JUNK Fi::XlP~ ISA.ilNS 'c.JUNK-R:t::O ISN'r GOOD f'CJR U6. •' •• ..,. tile pnfiJ: SUB· means lw:z ' ll,"asiD SUBMARINE. SUBUNGUAL is to be taken arw ton truck floor -·~~ m:a.v. . "'Witt Home Improvements Autos for Sale .,.,.,,..,,....,,.-.....,.....,,.-..,-1811 llutlong, I cy1 IUIO, 011 In!- 14,11110. 1131 . Cltovy ltodr. • """"' JCM.I.lf. :1110. .. -.eo. O.vio Sowtng llochlno ..., Vacuunt ~=~~. "' c._,..., ..... ,. Plck.Up And DlllvorY. Go upo lnolt Rood, 1114-44U2M. • Aon'o TV lorvlco, opogloilzlng In lanlllt oiOG oonrlillng 01011 Cllhor ltrondo. HouOI otlo, Mtftl IPPUance IWPIIra. WV -.f7M:IM 01119 114-441-2414. Soptlc 1lrnlt Putr11>1na 110. Golllt C.. RON EVANSINTliiPIHIU; Joclkoon, OH t,eoo.e174121., . :17'6-:.:;.:A;::I::i.~......;·......;____ t Hend ltd bolfy Cctclttollo, 140. -h, IIOtl.fl:l44;n. - . oo..- ,_,., =: ·- • Heating . ftMmon'o H. .lngAncl ~. :l:::i! II .' . And ·-Too. ... Cerlllad. RniJ IIIII, eon... ..... tl448f.1111. . ' =~~:;::::=:=.....,,..-­ 84 . .EIICtriCBI & .. !'!lrlnl.--.._..,..Ill or - . - ·' Mutir Uomnd Rldlo!our ......... 30Wlf.1711. . can 'fielp'you 10 underSia nr wti.ii'io'do ki LI8RA (Sept . 23.0CL 2SI Tlnouugh. make 'lhe relllionship wor1<. Mail $2 plus a unusual chain ill cilllUh *nlli!S. 1liu ftJiltl .long , seH·'IIddressed, slamped linvelopo 1o meet and become •inlrohed-'"" ini&Jed Malchmaker, P.O. Box 4465, New York, NY ing indivicluol todeY~ 111is CIIIO*IIIe a • 10163. , lionship worth culivating . BERNIGE TAUAUII (April 20-Utiy 20) If you are per· SCORPIO (Oct. 2.-. 22) A - BEDEOSOL sislent and ab le lo focus on ambitious you've wanted lo objectives todey, your chances lor anaining . be finalized 10 r<>ur ...Mf I .... your goal a look good. Oon'i lei your eyes . ioday through a h nl< diiOI · 1. . wandlli from your taJgel. · · SAOmARIUI .(Now.. aOac 21) Diad GEMINI (Miy 2hlune 20) Silualions ·or your montal ~ _ , .,_.. P"""'" endeavort that require ima!llnatioll lllould 1hat serve • llurllaltilatiat• ....,.... appeal to you loday, teptclall~ if 1hoy thinking lo 111Unot1 1G embrace the unUIUII, u well u the 1~ . thing good could . - .. .CANCEl! (JU~~t21..July ZljYOU11 hlvun CAPIICJISJ.(Dic.D ,_ 1llllrtii&JID i nsllnctlv~ ·undo,.landlng today, of other 1111 unultlllll de 1 -10dory .,. allllld people's emotio~al states. You attou!d bo . enhlnce you~ n-'aJ ol bli 9- ~ il able 10 guide 1h8rn with a<Mce or ldeU lhl1 · a dtancli tltllft19'11'l• . Aprll11, 1!1'3 . ' lhey've been unable lO porteiVI on their · AQUNIUS (.IM. JlftiL ftt 'fatlr. , . own. · , ' • lltlpqt 'II coultllle .,....11• The year ahead ltoldo cooelderaDit promiH LEO joluly ~Aug. 221 PtQPit with wiiOm tr1 todly -Iller wl lie • l'flll. " .. 101 you both materially and soc:lelly. 'Thore yau'll hive. dlroct. dNiingtl ohould reapoud · your · -... rou ....,_ lie ........ . . could bt an,lnteree1ion bolw-llteM lWO faVO!'GIJ 1o you 1oday. You might no1 got · hladoffll linlllll .•111-qt IIIICIInlhal aurplllt and piNH you. lhl same warm receplion; however, filling i PIICD (M. • s I .q , AJIIIS (MIIOit 21-Aprll 11). YOI!r .urea~ 111roug11 liltarmtdlllriH. · . . · t1t11 ~~ • • • • t ...,, . , · . - I today II your IDIIIty to dNI .n.ctl.-y VfiiQO (AIIIJI. 2J.Iepl. · 22) Y0111 g,_tllll no11t1ng IIIII ettelliltg I 2i .ti9- 11!. s • with people IIQI11 all ~Ita of Jle. You11 Ito gretiticallon today will como 'from doing ' UOINIII" IO il going <WI 1112*"1 . . able 1o walk with klngs •.yar not loH ltte , ·thingllhat you dlllm 10 110 lndullrioul and tt.t wllllnlll,au. · oommon 101JCh. TrylnQ lo I*Ch up a brllltll1 prQdllcttilf. Myou ld£t your lime a.y, you . c~~a-...uraDt-. ·romance? The Aotro-Graph Male\'mlktr m!Qht WillOw In gulllllttr. . ASTRO·ORAPB . reoOhro--- 1iis--v... f!' • •llilllll wi• ·Refrigeration ,, . '• • ·e, .,Q . To bat ar Willi mercury is to IIERCliRA'TE: "Tile scientist tried to -~ CWIIIale tile Sllllitance.• 'Fempera· ba£s III"J rile if""' wl to pronounce Serv1ces 71 1 lA • " · -' j .... . ' •'* •. ,, u.e tongue." r ..1 c N 0 K K'-:- OUR lANGUAGE ••· D l A A~fllllv,_~. 304\ 3'12·3833 011 8trolgiC I Chtlvy Enainol E1cot' 1ort1 llunni!'O Condftlon c....; Fon To Fly Wholl, lnclud, Corburotcw, $2110. 114-448o Evonlnge. • 81 WOlD WAHODE • 1 1 1 • 64 XJYZ low 1o form four limplo words. . "· ' J 0 O four Roarrongo le~rs of ICtambT.d word1 Mol:or,fSM-.441·1003. 2:183. RVEPD KUOV _T:'_.~_:'_L:_~'_S~@..;;;;_!c!l~.~,l!Y,tfS• 1181 Hondo XA 350, Exceitant ::7.':1'· ~ 42S.f725 Or Doyo 01 • • YOYRYBP AHr> PO&Jrll>, Condtllon, $1,150j 114488otJIM. tor Sale JA eaex A BID • ' VB K K •T Z J D DE 0 T . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I started In movieS because of Sammy Cahn aM Julie Styne. They wrote so mony fabulous songs lor me." - Ooris Day. Ttft fiN.AH,IAL NEwS, Ttft POI..LAr IS UP · ·/ AGAINST Tt4t Yfll; •Aile Ntws . a TDK HZORDOK XJ y EA • GEKU ' S I 0 AJ Z K R IPP ELOBA FRANK AND ERNEST XJY AECJL GEKU •1, 63 LIVestOCk .:..;,_,.....:....,..;.,;;.;,;..:.....,..._ _ 11112 Sltlllorollll Fl. llo!fclgony 4 . . _ _ llnMtuoln buill lor I Coder .Fitltlng Boot, D.op I .., ....14o1112o411110. . " Wldo, 814-:MS.II". : 4-H llorkol La..,.., Born Laot 01 luo boot, 51 Vomoho (I~ Jonuory, Coli Dorrln, 1f4.14S. nowl, EquiPI>td I rooc1y to llalj, 0030. Wotfkopl. 304-171-1111. , And Clrl.,l,nguo Block Yomol)o Jet Sid 150 Super ,.~ I ·Bulo. ...._lily Prlcod. tlolo Y. . . Old, Elclllonl Conclllono Run ~.._ Jock- Ohio 114- C.H-~L • • 28W3N. Auto Parta& • • BEST LITTLE CWI LAME 76 • • SALE, Aorll 17 ' 18. PriVIII Accessories '·. Traoty Solo Thlo YNr. 1::10 A.M. To 1:00 P.ll. Iotti !)lye. .lo '"'d ongir\t, - r ..buiM, Held At 8Gitlloht• Form, 10187 dcaamented Work on .....~. llclod. 10 North 01 have ·••runo ~1rong, uklng Woohlnglon C.H. Limbo Will Bo . , I 114.e4f.. • , I, - O d And Thllr Prtcod WIN - Tronomlulono, Uood l So OnAny A Solo - · Bcltllchlor To • BuM 8urort robuTI, olltypoe, ota~lng II uv; Fomllr. F<lr lnloimotlon Coli Din owrwr e14-24S.H77, lS14-371P --lot ·==-....... =-· - 1'1!11 12 Chivy Aolro c..n.,..lon Y~n EXT, v.t 4 Olploln chllrO, 1 u ..lont c:ondi12.0011 mi-. liOn, ~- dlro, 114-1'11· Supplies · Cotito 4 one - 111 •ooun ..-rtment!lt :,PI::-=1"';.::,..;.:,•;;.·':"'::-:'--:== llook • I llll.ko'· Oid, lf4.ll7o nlco, .-111, rani. 3CJ4.I7f. • - PI- . 1'11 ltldo 2063 OI.S?I-4100, lnfl Dooro 140; Con.., tiling ~. · ~no: - llrnk, :1411 .looltoon Avo. One ' . . . . . . ' ..... PoNII _.... .... ~17'JL ,.... ............ ~ PI-nt. «""*"!d......ry o1oon, lui . llno TrttPIOol loh llltdo, nopoto,304.f.,._,__ 36 Camlval PEANUTS 11112 ~ XLT, Air, loodod, Exclllont Ccmdhlon1 piN Bolero 1:30 P.ll. 1144"-10"". Chovrolol, Ford, Dodgto pickup - . Shott or lang. No ruot. 304.f7U281. 11112 Chtlv- Plck·Up EJIOII. lortl TirM I BodL~uno Qoocl, 2nd Owner, nuo.1114o3711-21H. , AKC Cocltor' S~nlll pupploo, I Poll=~ ~hlrJo .......... w1lo old, ohoto I -mod, 1100. 304.fli.UD. :.=.~.·,-..,Oo= ~ Will build p.tlo put· • dlclto ;.'i;;;l 12, · """"""' lltoM· , . ·-ho -61' Clotlttnrf. ,. Ct 1111, I laeod. NMr Tlrao, okl~lng. -~;!: Lola Ol ·dll* ooi••• N<C::r:E.-toh ~"!r., Auno It- ....... Cliwott "-100. caM »+171-2114 ...,.., il ~ 11 •,_. - .......e, 1 114 ttl '" 11t t•l II'JII. family polo, . • 82 Plumbing ii · <· A.ll. • I P.ll. l'ot AN olntJ••~ qlllltlf 1N7 Oldo Dotto .. 4dr., two . 121 ~h RoM, 'oint 304.f7W- ..e • 3 P•adlse 4 Wexrmolal 5 Used to bt Tricks are than points ....... "-'dobiO - or· ·Prtco -ft3,1M1. S04-17f.15111 :lo4175-1013 lVI. B - : lobJ O...hoo, 56 Pets for S!IIB 1111 Trltlmpll ~ 81.- - . , Toyo, Adul Clothing, Booo UCIIIInt bodr DOid";o.,. . . . C.blnot, Vlllon ~- Coro 1 r•r otd ~ Booglo lntorior, Aklng I • 114nlnporo, • Lalo Of - \ Call • dPfl houoo $35.00. Coli IMo 1112o3m. AllOr I A.ll. 111 t P.ll. 121 441'1'730 ' ~~h Rood, Colt 3C)4.175tm Ford LTD. :.Con1oc1: . Q,_ ond IIUpply ~Pot !lory Cordill, 114 ... QOOGin[ng. · AU brHdo, loo. 2 l o . _ Gorago Aport-.i l.oclled: 101 Loeuilllr..C, Qa.. IIBIIJMMit lale:· Conti~ limo Pol Food DHior. uiiO 111$11 Chtlv Clltbrtly, z.a lllor Y· ~:C, ~ Fin :n• lllnclo• 10 Aciroos Turner 11 Strike 19 1!£11. officer 21 lowo collogo I r.::oror town freltnd 23 -Hall Unlvtl'l!ly 24 An oxploalve 25 ·Unit or corn 26 BasebaH o1at. _ __,..,....,;;~ 27 Heelthlul 28 Frozen walor 29 Article 30 Allan ox 32 Houoo pots 35 Fondle 36 Lubrlcato ·38 Collega dq. 39 WHktndWik:OIIIIng abbr. 40 Ulled 41 Anowpolaon 42 Connecled . 43 Opera prince f-+-lf--t 44 !!oman tyrant 45 Acquire• 48 Clrd tam• . • :::H::..:·1021 :;::::·~-.,---:-,­ Barn Phorw: 11t 421 1113. Tool Box For . Compwct Truok. Four O!llotorod pollod Horolonl New ga ten~. ........ ....._ Ford Ronger Or. Chlvr S.tO 2 qulrwmenta. Select ·Markell AvoiiOblo. Coli For INFORMATION. 303-758-4131, Ext 1001. =. . 8 Comedian - · PhiUpe 7 Quilt, e.g. 8 l)ralnago 1 Weapone 2 Fencw'• aword 111$11 Ford Aon1JII' 414, S3,50a. . . : 111$11 OIIIC - y hill long boCI, 4.3 oulo, om/1m cuootto1 48.000 75 Boats & Motors longth . .-.. 110; Ohlct, ~:J.GII. bluo, lognth gown, $10; John 0.... ,400 grinder miiW. ==· lo~h gown, $15; .lnt-lonoltOII t , . _ t tloc. lntornollonot Ftnnlll 144 dloool. PortobiO L=d Chongo- AU good oond, 304-273-4z11. . ltltor olgn .. Froo lolloro • t.fD0-533 3413 - - r l d o r - wlh , .... dlllnry. CO!."!!!!. 12hp, 33" H~v... 114ony11nto. nrgr~. l llolorlll Cc>notrucllon ... Laomlng.. I No Inventory· Whllo Roo :.'- :!' DOWN. 34' nw...tOfttd llatl .. Fllh "IIIII ClallfiY Tofts Htbrea lttler GOd of lOve Opt'lring lead: • 2 Transportation ~ator~-Wolor, Fum= _ ......_. a•• ••• 51 52 53 ·54 55 3CI4~41. $2,000. 304o175o3150. Block, brick, _ . , '"'-· wlndowo, llntolo, Ole. Cllude WlntWI, Rio Grande, 0H C.ll 114- Sq. Baloo 111uc1 Hoy Far Solo, 245.at21. 1'1.50 Por Bolo, 814o31H411. WIU poy 2U por lb ... County Tobocoo Guoto. "'"" ,.,... Ill. 31, - · · 11111 Poulo'o Dlr c,.. Contor 1 111110, 14x111, 3bdrm., 2 BkNik West Of HMC On ... ckaon dlshwaahar, gu fumect, Plko 11-f I A.M. ·1:30 P.ll. II undorplnnlng. Will QuiiHy And ExporiOnco II Tho wfthiWIIhout U acroo, 11 Concern For Vour Chlld'o 15141, 304-182·3331. Co to. C. II Uo For A VloH : Infant troddlotO lf4.441.1221. P - Coli 1-800.718-54'111 For CGiorod ol)ooloro JScllool Ago 114-W&o Brochu.. On Cope CGd 8224. Homool Small Englne-Ropolr And Tunto C.lll.f00·718-54lll ,.., llotti llh> ~ •-d F eye•••• lonnotlon On Now 11 Wide U up, owo.. ~• ~. ·~ Homoo .Wo Tau Trod~no. 448-4210 . 411 to one lfdt 50 Currier and BRINGIN' IN 1271. Pink, - ·- - 11:, 21 ITU'o 220 - . Uood 2 llontho, Uko Now ..... ~lo8111. 1 bedroom lflllt, 1ocotlon, 1111 Sixth I lliln St. Howly rau a d1l1d wiiWW' appUanaM. u\IIHioo 1ncludod. dOpoob , . qulrod, 30W76-7t31 01 175- 24 Ft. Round Above Qrounct · PGGI, Sind Flnor • eo..,, IMo ~. . +le.f541 Allor 5 P.ll. 1 BodhiOftl U~turnlolrod Aport· mont. Range, . Ro!!lgoritor, I II- 1.1112111.50 - h. Drtoo Dlllpoool, Clarogo P....,_, $11.50 • oun ...50, both .... 11, Wotor, -.a, CJatbo1JI .Pold. 304.f~. ' Ao"'- ll'oqulrod, carport, AC, 0.• He.t, Full • all .. _ t3i Flrll Avo ..., Root, Cia~ a boo Ill- OGttoo, -ko olllr, 304-882·2187. BoHmont, Roconlly Aomodolod lipollo. lf4.44WM1. Thro"ghoul. Price: 164,900, 6142 bedroom opt, Galltpolhr Forry, 1 quart canner, S40. Four pint 44S.f41U. . wv 3044'll-2548. ..~-. $20. Sidor ~. El.&lko wldo -~ m liM '112/1477. 32 Mobile Homes • lor Sale ' -.c1 To Buy: Junk Autoo With Or Without lololoro. Coli Loriy Uvoly.l14-311-1303. Top Priolo Pold: AU Old U.S. COino. Gold Ringo, su- Colno, QGid Colno. II.T.B. Coin lhGp, e hcond Avenue, O.lllpoll1. Wonted to buy: uood rnoilllo 'r .._ ELVINEY SAYS THEY'RE CHICKENS 18711 112 ton Chovy pick ·~, tnrclc, PS, PI, 350 onglno, good Work lnlc:k whh coli, 114-1112- $3200, 114412.51, Qotcl ·Aoomr .._ w""!, - - 131; 114-tl2- lnt-lorurl ._._ rtgltl lllft. priDe, ll At. 124 , . . lloitlaild, SIN !wood O..lorohltt. Buy~oounted Wilc>toooiO, ~~~- F""" FICiory. Sill For Prof.. On Dllf'U .... Chovr Dick.,., ·noodl IP~-::/ ~ Muh.mmad Eut 72 Trucks for Sale 1114 Chivy dump ltuek, run• !!God, 1450; 1173 IJ.IO!I,~ l1ot 1>oc1 · wl _..,~~, Uooo; tm ll4a!lld 42 Soiling up ....... 2. 1. .._ .. Dmln:E'ast ""'at: 1101 Ford Workmat• -~~. 4 cyt, 83,200. 30oMJI.:IH7. Sli1011, 114 441 2844. lleiiJ )ron twin bod wllh oprtngo, 120; 12 gougo alnllo - Apartment 61 J • D'o Auto Porto and SalVor.: -304·7'7WM:I. ·-junk ..... ltue .. SMALL WANT ADS YalamJble: Both Speed, At;, Tlrw, tHw Bit·1 · 1183 MuclriN!!,LC Holchboclc, ~'::td Cc>ndlllon, $taO. 8~ ., 1. . Honda! 100 aa, 2,100 SWAIN . Hoopltal, .1271/mo, 1'150 d-"1, AUCTIDH • RIRNJTURE. t2 • UHd rwllrencw .wqulrwct. av1llllbte Ollwr St., Clalllpollo. lloy 111. Sind to: lumlt!l't, hllloro, Woolorn 1 P.O. Box 72tE, Pomeroy, Ohio 457M. 52 Sporting Goo.ds Two bodr_, In Syracuoo, 6M-t12·7881 lllor Gun COblnot For ..... Aiklng 5pm. m; o~ooo_~!!'!', ~ PttonO Efl!lln1JI: ..........,1511 Alii For 42 Mobile Homes ' llork. saw mc>dol ....317 rilognum tor Rent 0121 uk ·for BrtndL . Farm Suppl1es & LiJ€SIOCk Wanted to Buy - -·-71. - ~~~· 48-fift. 2 bedroom furnlahed mobl.. hom•, 304-675-1080. 27t1 1 Tumalight 5 Spidor'e erN lion 8 Coatlulatea 12. Hilt' llylt' 13 Unclt 14 Ruulonrivor 15 Roquln . . 16 Pole · 17 Slngfr - · Turner 18 Doeldtrlnsi 20 Sllortllttp 22 Guido'• low note 23 Indefinite amounl 24 Stt!teater 27 Hanhneoo 31 SnitCh .3 2 Appoint· llltft11 . 33TN 73 < Vans& 4 WD's Thrw bedroom, total IIKtrlc, Mrlr Vtteran1 Memorial 31 . 111732 . Ql67 Anowor lo Prevtouo Puzllt "rlormor 37 Sort of - 38' Sound of lltlfllllon 39 Dttlre lor actual miiM, $3800, a~ Musical • Instruments 7 pc .....,_ Poorlbporl oorloo drumoot WJGibranor cogo • cymbol hor. .oro, Zllcllln h~ ltoto w/otond. Slop "' Crtmlnal Aooordo to oM. 114 4 3302. Blldwln · Plonoo I Aolond • •P required, :JM.a'fl.1010. B •••• ( uo. LAYNE'S RIANITURE 3 lodroomo, Clalllpollo UmHa, KHchln, No P•o, DlpooH Aoqulrod. f3"'1rro. lf4. .....123. 4 tOOPM • both, cioN to Khoola, ltorw, Drw Oftlce1, rwf Sate Allor ep.m. IJvlo Preelrl A-, $100 each, IM-lU-2050. NG Dopolll On Ront·2-oim; llogozl-, IIGolco, 18711 Gum NDlhlng E._ Pn med. car-., ,._..,., Etc. Call 114- ~~~·dog, 304-17511000 USED APPIJAHCU ~-71M. Wo~l'l- roftolgorotoro, F l . - : All Hlnlw- Spill WHAT'S SO DIFFERENT ABOIIT ro~ Apptlo- 'II Dlllvorod 140 Plck.Up I.God. HAPPY JACK 3-X FLEA COL· LAA? IT WOAKSII Contolno NO Vlno nII14-Mio73el, 1• 114-2111-ma. · 8D0-411W411. oynthlllc pyrothroldl. FGr doao I cotol RIO FEED • ·sUPPLY, c,mplolo hrmlohlngo. Houro: llonoSot, N. lf4.o441. 1322, I milo out Bulovlll Ad. Houses for Rent Pets for ol 11124124. •• . Alllglouo Fomlly lion, 82 Yooro 814Old, Would llko FtmoiO llvo·ln Riverfront Enfor The VIIWI ·lm· Compenlofl. 70 Y11r1 Or OV•r, maculale 3 Becfrootl18, 2 Batha, 8omo CoG1r1na • Llahl P•tio Room, .._, Pump 2 Hoorook•plna. ror ~~oro 1nfor- Garagn, U.ny MOI'8 Extra 1a 4 motlon Coil: S'f4.388.8732. lllloo South 01 Euraka, 17711 Route 7, $5.5,900. awnaSalol: Rlloll Jowotry Ex· State poriOnco Roqulrad, For llolgo 7192. C... Sioro, Apply ~ Acqulolllon Rodn.y Aru', 1 3 _ Bedroom Jewelry: 151 S.cond Avenue, Ranch, Family Room, leland In Clalllpollo, IIGn .Sot, 10.12. KHchen, 814-24$.1283. WGmon: lloko mora monoyl Spring Valley ArM, Oak Drtve, FtM olghl - k jGb proporatlon Brick 3 Bedroom~ 1 112 BalM, 14 . . Business & AUCtiOn - - Or 4 llloo Out 141 Ori ~ Rentals tw -1 tumJ.. 54 __....:;ll;:;lle::rc.:.:.ha.:.:.n:.:;d;:;lse::..·_. ..,...- . JIUU 11 ~ tiki ov.r• poyrr.•tlo,· ftnl ...,,, •-~-·. r.=========T========j ------.:....--1 = ~·t;:m•'i ..:::~.lvli' :f~ l.f; 1> - . , """· ,.. An AAIEEO Employer. · Loot : lor~ Orongo cot from c-tono~ Rd. Row'!"'l 814-441· Hllp IIOidld to caro tor olctortr 1118 ~ac~r 11 . ~~or lllddl-' 11omo, col 114-1112.ftl3 botwMn 1-1, llandoy t-.gh Frldoy. IIIIIEDIATE OPENING FOR BUVER: Primlry -110 Dn>ducor hlodquortorod In Pit· ·Yard Sale 7 ilbu~gh " Hlklng . _....... lndlvliluolo IGr ho purchlolng Vlrglnlo. dlpl. 1ocotod In ldool condkloto ohould - • a.a year. ~rchulng. -.z.. Gallipolis poriOnco u • buyor. ll'uo1 Ito & VICinity obiO to work In • toot pocod oHict olmoo""'ro All Yord Slloollutl Bo P11d In olonaily • llllclontlr. Computor Advo..... DEADUNE: 2:00 p.m. upertence a elcebenl wrt.l tho dly bolont tho ed lo to run. _,lcollon oklllo • mutt. SUndly edffion • 2:00 p.m. Frldoy. llondoy odHion • 2:00 lnl-.1 · - . . ohould o o n d - • -~ lllo~MYto p.m. Satur•v. Point PIOIAnt Roglotor, 'II. 8G1 FGUO FomUy Vard Solo: Satur• C-13, 200 lloln St, Pt. Pit, WV d•r. sUnd._,, Sun Vall•r Drive, 25150. An oquol opportunity Btl- Foodlond And Big employer. Whltl CorryOut. llvo In boltyolttor l houl-por. 811 clllldron. Yord Solo: C.ntono1 R...,enc. required, 304-675Townttouot, Rill Tlmo Evwl Fomllloo. Frtdly 11-4 & Sat..dly 1377 1nytlmo. 11-1. MuticlaiW: Drwmm•r wanta to join or form group dolnm country rock. can ;John atwgg;. 2416, 614o6118.f21Z. Pt. Pleasant No ~ltncel $500 To $800 & VICinity Wookir /Polontlol ProcMOing Cia~ Solo • IIGvlng Solo. FHA llortt"'l' Rotundo. Own April ,. ' tf ~- 2Sth .St, Houro. 1-501141 0503 Ext.213. 10:00 I M B:OO, bo ctolhlo, 24 Houro. ~.u,. Clnnlf I r1, tUN, houaahokl ltltM I =· W.....,., 111112 C.vollor C..Upo, lop., ami• fml ..,...,.....,, 1'15-714t. 313. Whitt Samoyod lemaiO, opoyod, lrlondly, good wlkldo, 304-h~ Full-limo Aogloiorod X·RIY Todtnlclon, llqoldoy Tluu Frkloy 2195. . '"' A lluoiy PhploiiM OHioo. NG 811111 Woril, 11-ed Con6 Lost & Found · loci: 114-448-1t211, 1:30 To I ;Found_.,..:. : .:.._.:..;.._dog,......,"'bl..,.ac....,..k,"'s.::-rc- P.M. Or s.o11 A - To: P.O. Box 788, Qolgpollo, OH 41131. call Joppo Rd. - · 114-447- Ent-INMnt c.-"• .;.. Or u.12 Wook; Book•-• ~~or~lng l:zt.H;_Aocll,... 1'12ti!Gf" Arid ChoNW 1215 Or ...,.13 Wllk· Colloo And End With DclciN .,. ~i I' T - With I Cholro (All wood); ~-•• ~ ~....... ' Sentlnel~age-13 The · - 'Aoldng: 14.-. ·-~ 11841. 11188 Dodat Dlytono, choPI'!' blldc, AII'IFII cauette, 1Mf, oruiN, ,.., • froet, air, new 304-m- 11181,-WV. 46 Auloa for 9a'- • 71 Roome ' ' 1993 I I DUL 0 A 1--.;.l5...;,... .~~,.:....;..~~ 16 I . . . . · f L--L.....JL.......L......L--t r ...--:.G-A_P_O_A_D_'-1 My husband, who is a hypochondriac, returned from YIBiling the doctor. "That dOC• tor is a real sadist," he mum~~~~~~e keeps telling me 1 I .1 I' ·I . I e 1 L-l._l._J.._ l. ._J..- ' you 7 'A Complete lhe chuckle QUOted' by filling in the missing words de¥elop from step No. 3 below. PRINT NUMBERED · ~ LETTERS IN SQUARES SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Openly • Expel • Quest • Viscid • STYLE Famous comic an fashion : "They should put expire· ·tion dates Dri clothes. That way people would know when whatthey are wearing has gone out of STYLE." �• I • ' Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio (JUo (Jiai.lUSity WedneSday, Aprll .14, ;993 ADVERfiSED ITEM POUCV-Each of lhe•.• adv.rtised ilems is requirad Ia be reedily ava>labiJ! for sale 10 each Kroger Store, excepl as speCifically nolod In this ad. If we do run oul of an advertised Item . o: we will offer you your c hoice of a comparable item, when available. rellectlng the same •liVings a raincheck which will entille you Ia purchase the adverlisod item at tho a(lvertlsed price within 30 days . Only one vendor coupon will be accepted per ilem purchased . Oo!Jro- of OsbJpalhic Med'icine .. Fam~Jy Medicine COPYRIGHT 18e3. THE KROGER CO. ITEMS MID PRICES' GOOD SUNDAY, APRIL 11 TH ROUGH SATIJRDAY, APRIL 17, , 1993 1N POMEROY --..t,.. - .,..,_ Ohio Lottery Phillies sweep Reds • WE Fii:SERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.'NONE SOLD TO OEALERS. • . This·,weelf only! Jo11D C.~ D.O. .Ascoi;aePtnl ;gw uF.IIIIily M l i - By Jolm C. Wolf, D.O. ~ ciate Professor or Fa•ily Medicine Obio ·UaiveBil3' c.ollege or OsteoJIIItllic 'N eiljriw • Pick 3: 904 Pick 4: 2999 Super Lotto: 4 13 17 23-4445 · Kicker: 853898 •• 7 Page4 r , __ of Dec+ lkliB6at•• Low tonight In 50s. Rain. Friday, showers, blgh In low 50s. 3 1 • d ing·~ •lrilllk 3 is Kl:omJIIi*d by .doc .... or pnwaful a • • "' 1 llclwaa die ribs. ·{1ll!::!lt • s at! c•-.•aNe: to *-GI'Iwl'* 'ds.) BmilliiiB 817 af'llii:a p lid IIWEfrs. c::aa I*' h+ • lk 1J11e Ill paiD :~!OU l!ue,. w•ih d 'De riO ascles --ill& -a ., llllld lk dlcst stead')" ' Question: Two wceb qo, when I was playin,g basked•!!, I ·sustained what appeareiUo be :a mild rib injury. Then last'1bursila.J' .-:...before it had to\Blly lhc:alc4 - I played again. Not a ·sman - . I had all sorts of muscle SJIII-S around the tender area oo diC D.&k side or my rib cage and on iinto IIIIJ - - . - - • right shoulder. I 1had •pe:riods or nc Iiiiis t m -s lfll:· JTib intense pain, followed by JIICIIiodl ~tJ g • p? ' c ID iilj~ of relative calm. Oven be11adi:IJI Jllll•*= h ......... lk libs day>:.~2...s:=anded to begcaiing ~E-ll• i7J 2. t:Uisipife ........ y today, howe-.• w:: a.i!i-Ymlllalta-.l"mm sure had increased pain - but 11101 as ,.. *' & i£1r: Sl!d'dell, bad as last Friday. At niiht it Us iliilill pail . . ia ' you been hard to find .a comfonablc lllak a dL U D.r il rapile& a position in which lll .sleep. 'Wialdo ........,, T · •wilt....., you recommend 'I do? Am u: piiJa'., .-,..,... · line 0111 11 Ribs are an impor.tant pan of die liiiDIIal&. body that are genlnlly OYftlooh:d Fw•• ·dy, rib liKtw;es until they have been injured 1iul.. nai,;: ... ~ IIIIIJ'iiE spom are ·of course, isn't very unusual. W C : J 1 . .. . . . . . life dleat: treat most body pans > that way. I cai"& :OU."t 1 t Pi•ete the think my answer to your qucsfue p.;;., 1. . . . .; u c:a>k scvcre --:iU be clearer if I give a bit ofp • • £ D lie iuz iMiNe E-r eral information about nbs fir5t. 0.: lillie ...p lllalai cars of Wehumanshavel2 :setS CJ(d!s - - & run' that attach in the back to lbe 12 allnaiaciJ · sipal is sent irregularly shaped bonescelled_.- ......,. s.ysreJD 101 tebra that make up what dQrton - • ~ ., - tiD u. h is: call the thoracic ponioa of die alliS...._. ..._ • ..._ ___. Jl! r - t.~.-, uuu• spinal column. That is, lhe palioM Ill • · 1 a..._,, 1 r-.ils amof the spinal columo belmw die ii woilll lklilt ca 111:. jusli as neck. In the from of diC body,-.: 1 · ·.o.alitlt;•:;:;;...~ fust ·seven pairs of ribs " ~·"i!C Wllii£l: dt • • • JM h n pain1 from the top down - alladl 110 tic far xs 4 wmls ia c::aa; wilae a breast bone (sternUJ11) by -..ay ar a rib Ills ........,. . . . llnltn. llie nexible section of can.il~e. Tile ..... lila. £e 111 • • 'th Oth .. ~ eighth, nm , and 1 pairsoha • pe''J.SilceJQIDi : end in the front wilh ·a rcadibp pllioiiiB 5 · · 2 1 ...,. extension that attaches 110 die rib _. • - - • , • ...,. 10 above it instead of.~g di=l- - * ,_ 10 die CJKqcncyr ly to the sternum . f he bst two dqaa-a(,a.lllalhnpi'l, D · pairs of ribs. like the flm tiO, ae .-.: iii is a &y .._ ,._ flave attached in the haCk Ito ihe ,..,...,.,..,.._ • 'Z:f hw 2 a lilt. il 5liill. il is; but they don't attach 10 liD)' <lilllB Ill~ ,., We dial JOII ban· ' bones in the fronL lallilli:d ,._ -s 11e -1es. ·This complex method <of rill bela llllaL 'De prnc,r: of 11 attachment is importanL It :allcta'S r- 'lla:lt"s rille w"d • • . , . the ribs to fonn a Sli'OIIg iCQe- U.jouy eM Die calC the chest -to proteetthe ~..a paiia. nc-ar • ~ lungs and lo sercve.as a !5'tudy plliol•llis•i•-..a.:r,;IDO..Uie attachment for the niuscles lbit iloea"', ~·· ~ 10 1111:e y011r move the anns and tnmk. "Die Giller _ &.i7y 4 •• important f~ture or ·lhis a• 1 . . . . . ,. s - iii a Wftllr mentlsthatltallowstheribs, 'llliilc uS w Te 1 jt . . ' "aa& still being Slrong, 10 mGv.e widl write ....... C . WeB: breathin~. This movem~t ~ ~ I' =:aa, C p 1 J o ; ; sary to e p pump 8ln nto IIJijl s Qua Balli, of the lungs much as mavillg die ·•• ._.,.._ handles of a fireplace lbcUuaos · ~ ,. .,.......,..di:eplln:ath- Vol. 43, No. 245 Copyl1ghted 1883 . Pomeroy-Middi..,Ort, Ohio, Thursday, Aprll15, 1993 . • ' ' .. 2 Sactfons, 14 Poges 25 centa A Multimedia Inc. News p aper 3 N~tional Guard troops ·se.n t to·Lucasville ":to. • 7 w.a. This week .your manufacturer's products ·cents off" coupons are worth. double at Kroger. Limited ·to manufactured products coupons worth up to and including 50¢ . are redeemed at face value only. Llmlt·one coupon for each product purchased. Limit one coffee coupon. No beer, wine or tobacco product coupons will be doubled. Not valid on free coupons, ' Kroger coupons or. retail food store coupons. The amount refunded cannot exceed the price of the item. You must purchase product in sizes specif,ied on the coupon. This offer applies only to manufactured products ·cents off" coupons for items we carry. To · assure ~~ product availability for all .our customers, only one coupon per shopping family, will be doubled on -any brand item during each store visit. · lll:lit- · * .....,.. Latest negotiations said 'hopeful' • ' _.lit INSTALLING 'DRY' .HYDRANT- A 'dl')'' fire hydrant was iastalled at the Curtis BaltJaas er farm near Danville Wednesday afternooo. A dry fire hydrant allows firefighters to easily pump water rrom a pond or stream where It is ·. installed. Here, Mike Diahl, Meigs SWCD dis· •"'¥• I ' of:,_ . U.S. COV'T INSPECTED • Genuine 7 1 7 =-~---nd .,.0 " 7 7 5 ~ · By JIM FREEMAN rial Inc. of Marietla for bituminous ~: • Sell,llnel N~ws Stan . material for the month of April._ Acting· on the recommendation Afterwards; lhe cbmmission or Engineer Bob Eason, the Meigs opened bids from the Horton comCounty Board of Commissioners pany of Columbus and EVCO of Wednesday accepted bids on ·Geneva for renovation or replaceaggregate material (limestone, mcnt of the Tuppers Plains Squad gravel and matef!II!Hl9!D.fQIU'.di(, .. of. the Meigs County Emergency ferent·su!IJ)liers·. Med1cal Serv1ce. Eason explained his office will Commissioner Manning. Roush base each individual purchase on moved the bids be tabled until several factors including price ·and Wednesday pending further invesdislance from supplier. ligation by EMS Director Bob It is a common practice for Bycr. · ·aggregate bids 10 be accepted in Mike Duhl, Meigs SWCD disthis manner, Clerk Mary Hobstetter trict conservationist, met with the Said. . commiss.ion to discuss block grant Bidding were Jaymar Quality money for dry fire hydraniS. Stone of Cheshire, Richards and A dry fire hydrant consi sts of Sons Inc. of Racine, Dravo Basic PVC tubing which leads from a Materials of Apple Grove aqd Dia· roa~side coupling to apond or mood Stone of Jackson. · stream, Duhl said. Fire trucks can .: In addition; the commission hook up to the hydrant and pump ,accepted a bid from Asphalt Mate- wafer into their wafer tanks. Chuck ' Youth fund raiser scheduled A youth fund raiser ldinoec Mil be held at Trinity Ohllci'Cb S:llilday with serving to begin at noon. ' Baked steak and bakedb UD 'Ilill· ners will be available. Aldv.aDCe ill£ piitblhp a lk d ~ ?ilellllMS II Salurlt.lf .. mllaa.llllll2 pa Fialpl.s•*=--willl lle a IDllllc a rile )'IIIII: pa:p • ro tickets for the dinner are :avliJINe be kill • pa. 'II ...., • the at the church and cail be SflCUftld by ........._ s calling the c;hurch 992-3lllllla&Mt ;• • or die ~ JVtl~ day from 4:30 to 6:30 .p.m. 1bole J&iiOilp> an: h:ld - die fim IIICS with advanced tickets will •be s-- idiild n ....., Ill . . . . . . . 5 an teed a dinner. The dilliiCi'S may · JILIIII::- AI! ,..... ar rile _ _., be eaten at the church M cmil:d :aeaoilludiiD • 1 ou L TicketS can also be pw:cllallld f?eCULA!? HOT OOC Of? Kroger sandwich suns Ohio could be in TV tourist battle by July *-),lids .Miks,- ll l ¥ cyc~~velopment Direcwr O.onal4 . Jakeway told a Senate Finance subcorniniuee on Tuesday thaube agency reached an agreement wiib Paramount's Kings Island for we ·of the state 's 1 - 800-.~UCKEYE telephone line in lhe theme )lid"~ out-of-state advertising. " We're try ing to geta11 11he other people that do that kind. of . mass media advcrtisin¥ to with us in partnership,.' J~~way . w<d: 7 ~ ~~~,isr::.•.:f"~l:. • h 's 1 2 ,._ lk umer. · ·a ·a..-_ Silfal('l+e · fOltT SW., Lawt.. Otfa>. Anly PwL hlri4 B. Capcliarr IIOtall)r Mihal b 1i111J Fori Siil,......., miL . · · f'lr: I l;,aJii&llwlaa:lutirl:k • I • I is - -~~~ B r •Ill L ilni'Aiia: II.~. 5 1·111'21 Rid S..OiuioZ . ·.. a 70 SHI:tTS PER ROLL 2 PLY .Viva' Paper 7 Fresh IN OIL OR WATER, CHUNK LICHT ' star-Kist · Broccoli Bunch sge • rowels g~t~~iiii Single Rolls Tuna 6.125-0Z. ljlflll' r, 1993. Attending were commissioners 'Robert Hartenbach, Janet Howard and Roush, and Clerk Hobstettcr. ,JfSfltl el LIMIT 3 ROLLS WITH COUPON •• & $10.00 ADDITIONAL PURCHASI LIMIT ONe COUPON Pel? CUSTOMef? ' 11•SA T. APitfL I 7,!ftJ i -----iitttl'~ Br JULiE E. DlLLON Tentative plan s include the with ihe finish line at the levee area Sentinel News Staff sele ction of the 1993 Heritag e on the parking lot in Pomeroy: The · Activities sponsored by the Queen, a morning parade, crafters rubber ducks may be adopted for Pomeroy Merchants Association· and concessions, a car show 011 the $5 each and several sizeable prizes for Heritage Weekend in June·were upper parking lot by the Oldie& But will be awarded. Only I ;000 ducks discussed at Wednesday's regular Goodies Car Club, outhouse races . will be available, Further inl onna~eeting of the association. i and the newly added attraction of a tion on any Heritage Weekend Employees or Bank One in fllbber ducky race. Other activities activity may be obtained by conPomeroy arc or~anizing a variety are also planned. tacting Bank One in Pomeroy at or new and cxc1ting activities for Accon!ing to Dianna Lawson , 992-2133. · the eYCllt which will take place on ,Bank One employee, the rubber Fashion show wrap· up · Saturday, June 12. . ducky race will begin at Krogers l:ontlnued on page 3 7 Filing deadline today . pon 't panic, IRS says, but don ~t neglect to file • . ' • . • t · WASIDNGTON (AP)- With ,below last ye •s pace and ·the . down from 51.6 million arid $975 a - The IRS is pushing its insl<lllyear ago. · mcnt payment Jllan ·ror those who . the IRS offered some final guidProfessional tax p arers and The.re is no penalty for missing file but can't aUord to pay all that ance today to as many as 25 mil - the IRS have reached the e ~on- the deadline ror the three-quarters is owed. The taxpayer can suggest llon couples and individuals who elusion: People delayed filing of taxpayers who get refunds. a payment plan by IIUIChing Fonn . ljon't believe in filing their tax because their refunds will be small¥any IRS offices and postal 9465 or a handwriuen note to the returns early. · cr than expected or - the worst stat1ons around the country planned return; the tax agency will say : The fint rule: Don't panic. Sec- · . surprise - they have to pay when late hours tonighl to accommodate within 30 days whether the offer is t)nd, don't think an innovative they file. ' procrastinators and those who sim- .acceptable. . . excuse wiU get you off the hook ror "People who got refunds in the ply don't want to hand oyer their -People who' have·failed to me (ailing to file . The Internal Rev- past are getting less and so they are money a minute too soon. returns ig the past - costing the c.nue Service has heard them all. filing late,'' said Harry Buckley, _The IRS, which is on. a C811\· treasuty at leaSt $7 billion a year There was the cenified public director or tax operations for H&R pwgn to treat taxpayers like paying were offered 81most no-questions,liccountant"in Dallas who didn't Block~ Inc . The reason: President customers, offered~ major new asked treatment· if they col)f~ssed file for two years, claiming he Bush reduced wi.thholding from wrinlcles lllis iax xason: and arranged to pay before the IRS coulcjn' t find any forms. Another.. most workers' paychecks last year. · - A person who is unable to ·contacted them. . · · Texan skipped filing ror several , in an effoit to stimulate spending, COIIIJ)le!C a re&um by tho .deadline With' tho filina IC8SOII ending; years and, when pressed by the· lind that shrunk refunds. may ptn a -rour montli extension, tho General Aeco~ntlng Office IRS, demanded: "Didn't you get Millions of taxpayen who filed to Auf. 16, by filinl form 4868, . repcXII!d wbatmiiiJoriaortiXpaye,s · riiy death certificate? I mailed it to early figured it out, Buclcley said. The b1g deal this year Ia. that no . know: lt'l hard. to pt throup on you." . . ·· "We are preparing a lot ofW-4" faill!re-to·file penll&r oarill be the IRS toll-tree Jaelp liae. Only_ ' Th~ IRS cxpecu 1,17 million . , fonns so workers can return to pre- . aaelled even if 48M lt110t acc:om7 · one in four caUen connects, OAQ c~uples and individuals .to fjle 1992 withholding levels. "They panied by a check for the balance said, down from Jwo In lO ·two sometime this year. No one lulows don't want to see this happen owed: Note Form 4868, printed · yearaago. for sure how many have done 5o again/' · monthi ago, still says you must Those who act tbrougb lei lbe already, but-the latest count availlillrough Friday, the IRS had send a check: thatiulutdated.' ' correct answer 89 percent of tho ·able - throuRh Friday - showed approved 48.1 million refunds But there still could be a penalty t ime - ~p from 63 percent in only 70.1 million retums had been averaging '$971. Those figures are · 'and interest of 13 percent on the 1989. ~ived. That was nearly 5 million bala!lce. .. li midnight deadline approaching, · slowest in five ye 7 ' • · While most tanker trucks can Pllffill d).rec,tly from pQf!.(\s or streams; Duhl said the dry fire hydrants lessen the possibilitt of drawing debris· and muck into the tanks. · Duhl said nine sites have been selected for dry fire hydrants. · The commission informed Duhl that while the grant has been approved the money has not yet been received. , . In other action, the commission sent Jeucrs to Racine and Middlepon village councils expressing support for the viUages' community development block gran! for comprehensive housing/neighbor: hood revitalization projects for Heritage Weekend activities planned a( merchants meeting B·Ct. Pkgs. COLU MBUS , Ohio (AP~ 5llid. ""We"m "'' ac IIIII. we'll tak Commerc ials touting O hio as a lliUt $12 ........... raRy lmlll il tourist attraction could begin shew- a-nt,, ........ ~ . in~ up on television scr:eens i111 llimrdle-CJ(Oiio.... Mi chigan. Indiana and Ken!IUd;y Zia~ sa~~~ · ..c meme gmt wD i+ .... Otio"s nod iMlt this summer. The .Ohio Department ,o f Oe>~el­ llDi: ial :a" itill auo ~051! 10 opment promoted in-state mvol f~~~r eSIIIIe. years wilh its "Ohio lhe Hean ofil Ill - . ap tlie All" campaign, . 0011 Ill-& : ..w alh g aredl by Now il lwants to begin o ut-ef- il!:lC ild. :& P""' 1 f111r aWri:ng a> siate advertising by seelcing 'legisla- pawr:e 11w iKIIIIdi:i!i a Kmg,s; tive approval 10 spend an e11tra 'S U biiBod ~-. ...0 IIGiln state' million for the Division of Tra"el Wli'LPM 111W•• . ill all(~ Tourism, · t " The House approved it. :and iJ. News of our senicemen . looks preuy good in the Senate," ~ z••• 1 a Fu«-. lsi said George Zimmermann, state . llGII:giii)S..illliilll:idiBIIfemdl:l:·- . travel director. T he spending ~ ...... die Joillt Sc:niec . request is contained in the lllelldi!\g ~ He is ma;...d af state budget bilL . R>nGturaeG.u a,r d. MIL .. · " We're making- plans to lbe on • ~ ·r'a•;;.. a'WUdl:d 10 lll the air in July. We' re loelcin:g 111 iiDdRidaal far• •••• xnice, markets like Detroit, Indianapolis, aas ar ~ ·Louisville, Lexington. We'- ..... _ • ., 2 • Ill' ' L ua nc•u•'f ing adjacent states primarilr if w.e illi• ,:m SJSUiils get this increase," ZimmermanD eup_., is r k - of u-. E. · said. Edwants&Hwze•or~E. The budget biil would bGllst- Ed. . . . or IS71 ~St. . spe nding for travel an d tourism · Bdpoe.. • from the current $4.9 million a year His Eallla, Q:a1 )l.)fiks, is 11 • to $6 million annually, or $12 mil- oailkat or 1416 Bnay Poinl lion over the lwo-ye.ar budgel · Rmi!,C z + . ~ - . POUifd , ?' . .Commission accepts bids ifor engineer's ~ate rials .· * I trict conservationist, watches while backhoe operator Richard Helton P.repares the site ror inslallation: A demonstration is slated lor 5:30 p.m., April27, by Duhl111d the Salem Township Volunteer Fire Department._ (Sentinel photo by Jim Freeman) · 7 LUCASVILLE (AP) - National ·Guard troops joined state and local ·authorities trying to end a four-day standoff by about 450 inmates who look eight guards hostage at the state' s maximumsecurity prison. At least seven inmates have died at· the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility since the standoff began with a riot Sunday. But a consultant to negotiators today characterized the last negotiation session on Wednesday night as '"hopeful. " Another round of talks began at 9 a.m. ''We are- 11etting a ,POSitive feedback. There as a feehng of mutual respect, " said Dayton Police Detective David Michael. He said inmates appear to be united in their der~~ands, but no clear leader had emerged. He declined to comment on published reports that 'tile leaders were followers Qf the Black Muslim faith and membets of the Nation oflslam . Inmates have made no offer to surrender, he·said. As a gesture of good faith, officials on Wednesday gave inmates fresh fOO<I and water and two of the · hostages were allowed to receive proscripUon medicine: • ·- •· He also said that thick smoke that wafted out of. a window of the barricaded cellblock early today was created by candles inmates are burning. Elctricity has been ·shut off to the area. On Wednesday, Gov. George LUCASVILLE BOUND Jason TaCkett of the Ohio Army Voinovich activated 500 National National Guard 's 216th Eogineering Battalion, Co:npany A, Guardsmen ' 'to secure the perime- . climbs into a truck Wednesday anernonn in Chillicothe. Tackett's. ter of the prison," the Rehabilila· is one of 14 headed to Lucasville to help control the hostage unit tion and Correction Department situation at the Southern Obio ·Correctional Facility that began said. It is the first time since 1968 Sunday anernoon. (AP) that the Guard has been mobilized to help end a prison siege. Five Guardsmen acting as advise~ joined state troopers inside the had spoken with several inmates decision." pnson, sa1d Tessa Unwin, a and weren't sure who the leaders · About 10 p.m., a guard became spokeswoman for the Ohio Depart· were. . ill and was talc:en from ttie.prison ment of Rehabilitalio. Sbarron Kornegay, a department on a StreiCher, Morris said. .Capt. Jim Boling, Natiofl al spokeswoman, said Wednesday The guard was identified as Guard spokesman, said early today night that prison officials had spo- Bruce Holcomb, whose age and that most of the troops were in the ken by telephone with two people hometown were unavailable. He area and the rest were expected by believed to be hostages who said was taken to a hospital with an late morning. they had been given the medicine. unknown ailment, Morris said. The troops were anncd but Bol- She said acquaintances of the Holcoml!'s illne.ss had nothing ing would not discuss the lyJK'S of hostages confirmed the voices were to do with the prisoners' barricade, weapons. · theirs. Morris said. Negotiators for both sides took a She did not identffy the Ms. ,Kornegay said officials did break early today aftcr talking for hostages, the nature of their health not know whether any hostages had about l 1/2 hours. Morris said there problems·or the type of medicine. been harmed. was liulc communication with the The two were cut off before they " Our negotiating team says iC~ inma~s overnight. He said earlier could report on the conditions of impossible to confinn the condition he was encouraged by Wednes- the other hos11ges, she said. · oflhe hostages," she said. 1 1 ·· day's talks. · -· Inmates reaeived peanut butler, The corrections department · " Wc are negotiating as there is tuna, fruit, cheese, sandwich meat, would not say how the soldiers dialogue between negotiators and bread and water, Ms. Kornegay would be used. Members of mili- 1 inmates, " Morris said. "This is said. tary police, engineering, communi"An inmate was heard to say, cations and medical units from one or the longesl- I'm not saying the longest - of conversations. 'Thank you ror the food,'" she · around the stale reported to th.e said, "We thought it was the right Scioto County fairgrounds. Negotiators are very hopeful." Morri$ said prison n,egotiators thing to do. It was a management Continued on page 3 . 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