http://66.213.69.5/files/original/30a4fdf91d699e256a396b6cedf4d6aa.pdf c31a91b3eb9de1bf2c7b03176f4f677b PDF Text Text 2-The Dal Sentinel By DANIEL Q. HANEY AP Science Writer BOSTON (AP) - People who 9veruse a common kind of inhaled drug used to relieve asthma attacks face a greatly increased risk of death, a study concludes. The researchers don't know whether the drugs, called beta agonists. are themselves to blame. But they said asthmatics nearly triple their chance of death with each ..canister of the spray they use each month. Beta agonists have long been the primary drug used to treat asthma, but some doctors are now recommending that other drugs be used first and beta agonists reserved as a backup to rei ieve acute auacks. The researchers said they believe that occasional use is prob- ably safe, but heavy, long-term reliance is a substantial health risk. Some people use them many times a day, far exceeding recommended amounts. "The paper has a very straight· forward message," Dr. A. Sonia Buist said. "If a patient is using more than one canister of beta agonist a month, they are using too much, and their asthma is probably out of control and needs to be evaluated." About 10 million Americans have asthma, and 5,000 die annual· ly of the disease. Group to meet A 12-step AA meeting will begin Sunday at 7 p.m. at the JTPA Office, 117 West Second Street in Pomeroy. FRIDAVI Ohio Lottery news Asthma medicine linked :to deaths when overused Boy Scout Sunday was observed at the Alfred United Methodist Church on Feb. 9. Steve and Joe Weeks and Matthew Boyles led the pledge to the American flag by the congregation. They then gave the Cub Scout Promise. Pastor Sharon Hausman present· ed the children's sermon and the regular sermon from Luke and communion was held. Following the services members shared a soup, sandwich and dcsscn meal. The church and community extend sympathy to Bob and Jerry Burke and thetr families on the death of their mother, Virginia Burke. Many community members attended visitation and funeral. Out-of-town relatives allending services were Betty O'Brien, Scottsdale, Ariz.: Evelyn Regan, Rice Landing, Pa.; Leonard Swift, Columbus; Robert Swift, Marion; James Swift, Oak Harbor; and Charles Swift, Antioch, Tenn. .. Duke edges Maryland Pick 3:743 Pick 4:2041 Cards: 2-H; Q-C; 4-D; 6-S Page4 Low In mld,30s. Saturday, partly cloudy. High In mid-50s. ; l Vol. 42, No. 203 Copyrighted 1992 DONATION MADE· the first or 12 donations to Letart Elemen· tary in the Southern Local School District on Wednesday morning. The check, in the amount SATURDAYI 2 Sectlono, 14 Poges 25 conlo Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, February 21, 1992 . A lluiUmodll Inc. Nowoplper Meigs lineup complete 'or' May 5 primary SUNDAYI By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff Thursday afternoon was the deadline for partisan candidates to file petitions for the May 5 prima· ry. Meigs County voters, both Republicans and Democrats, will have an array of candidates to choose from when they go to the poUs for the primaries. County commissioner Six Republicans are seeking the seat on the Meigs County Board of election that office, for the teun commencing January 3, 1993. He is challenged by fellow Republican, Jim Hayman. See.king the Demorcratic Party's nomination for thal race are Janet Howard and Virgil Phillips. Sberilr, treasurer Meigs County Sheriff James. I\!. Soulsby, a Democrat, will seek a second term as-sheriff, and is unopposed in the Democratic Primary. Republicans Paul Gerard and Gerald Rought will face-off on the Commissioners which wiH be vacated by the retiring David Koblentz. They are: Gary Dill, Ronald Eastman, Denny Evans, Raben Hanenbach, Fred Hoffman and Larry Lavender. Two Democratic candidates, R. Lin Coleman ·and William Snouffer, have flied for that position, the term of which comme~es on January 2, 1993. Meigs County Commissioner Richard E. Jones has filed for rc· Republican Primary ticket. Two Republicans, Edward Durst and Howard E. Frank, are seeking their party's nomination for the office of County Treasurer. Frank was appoinled in early 1991 to serve as treasurer upon the resigna· lion of George Collins. Democrat Maureen Hennessey will run unopposed for that position on the Democratic baUoL Prosecutor, engineer Meigs County ·Prosecuting Attorney Steven L. Story is unop- mary. Current Engineer Philip M. posed on the Republican Primary ballot in his quest for a second .Roberts has decided to seek that scat in Gallia County. His name term. Pomeroy Attorney John R. will not appear on the ballot in Lentes has filed as a candidate for Meigs County. Others prosecutor on the Democratic bal· . Clerk of Courts Larry E. iot. No Democrats will seek the Spencer, Recorder Emmogene position of County Engineer, but Hamilton and Coroner Douglas two Republicans, Eugene Triplett Hunter, all Republicans, will run and Raben Eason, wiU face off for unopposed in their pany's Primary that office in the Republican Pri- Elecbon. Former Rutland teacher remembered with plaque, Norman Rockwell print ' HURRY IN FRUIT OF THE LOOM® UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, BOYS, GIRLS & WOMEN MEN'S & BOYS COLLEGE AND PRO ACTIVEWEAR WHILE THEY LAST! 200/o 250/o OPP OPP Sale 5.2410 18.74 REG. 6.99 to 24.99 Tops, shorts and pants . Schools & teams vary by location . Collegewear not in Salamanca, NY. Sale 2.39lo 7.99 REG . 2.99 to 9.99 ENTIRE STOCK FAMILY T·SHIRTS ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S SPRING OUTE~WEAR 25o/o 250/o OPP OP.P Sale 13.49 to 26.24 REG. 17.99 34 .99 Choose from sheeting, chintz. nylon. more. Selection varies by store. Sizes s.m.l,xl. Sale 2.24 to 12.74 REG . 2.99 to 16.99 •Men •Women •Boys •Girls Print tee's, pocket tee's , more! ENTIRE STOCK METAL BAKEWARE LADIES VINYL HANDBAGS 250/o 2 .50/o OPP ..OPF Sole 4.49to 11 .24 R!:G. 5.99 to 14.99 Select from hobos , buckets, satchels. blazers and other styles in assorted colors. Sale 75' lo 12.74 REG. •1 to 16.99 Includes Baker's Secret. Great Cooks 11. Airbake and EZ Foil. COORDINATING BATH TOWELS 250/o 42" 3 SPEED CEILING FAN OPP ·KTV® 13" COLOR TV 5ole1.041o11 .24 REG 1.39to14.99 Coordinating bath, hand and wash cloths in an array of colors and sizes. No rain checks. '2999 -;:;:;:;;::~ PRESENTED • A ramiliar Norman Rockwell print 'lf.ll5 presented to•Rudand Elementaey S~ool on Thursday .. by Tim Flesher, in memory or his late wife; DOJI!Iil.~!lr.~e...Tbe Flesbers··were Juitb ' tfa~bers at Rutland in the early 1980s; aild FleSber/resenttd the prfnt, and a plaque, at a special .as5embly. Picture witb Flesher is Mrs. Flesher's former student, Kenny Napper. Meigs County Prosecuting Court. He is a member of the Attorney Steven L. Story has ftled American Trial Lawyers Associahis petitions to run as a candidate tion, the Ohio Prosecuting Attorfor that office in the May 5 Repub- neys Assn., and the National Dis· tricl Attorney's Assn. lican Primary. "! am very proud of the accomStory is a sixth-generation plishments my office has made in Meigs Countian and a 1972 gradu· the last three years," Story said. ate of Meigs High School. He gradon 3 uated from the Ohio State University with a bachelor's degree in economics in 1976 and from the Ohio Northern University Law School in 1979. He has been continuously in practice since 1979. Story served dn the board of lJ'UStees at Veterans Memorial HospiUII for seven years, and served as that board's vice chairman. In addi· lion, he has served on the rubercuIosis board of Meigs County. He has served on the Ohio State Bar Association executive commit· tee, and was the youngest member in the history of the association to serve on that committee. In addi· lion, he was vice chairman of' the Young Lawyers Association for the State Bar Association and is presently serving on the State Bar Association's committee to evaluate and make recommendations on candidates for the Ohio Supreme STEVEN STORY With light. No. CAM42WB1C . REG . 39.99 EXERCISE EQUIPMENT With remote control. 250/o a5°/o '- OFP OPP 5ole14' to 9.74 REG. 19' to 12.99 Sole 29.99·107.49 REG. 39.99·249.99 . ,MONDAY THIU SATURDAY 9·9; SUNDAY 9·5 .... 41 _300 'LAUREL CLIFF ROAD •.POMIROY, OHe 'Items may vary by store. ·we In advance tor \ stock only. No rain che,cka. errors or • We rellet'Ye the right to limit quonllllea. out ol our control. ' .) ' omCDSIL.CTID '· Melp County'1 lfO•P t1 Oldt Ynaa Democrats bf America ' tlectld ul'flan It Ill rtpllr IDeetlalf Tbursday lllpt. Pictured, frotH, l·r,lre Couaty Democrat· band, Tim, was also an educator in the Meigs Local District and he presented the school with a specially-framed picrure and plaque which wiU hang in her old classroom. Flesher was a guidance counselor at Meigs High School from 1976 to 1981 and at the junior high from 1983 to 1984. He is now the principal at Fairfield High School. The couple were married in 1984, and had a son, Evan, who was present Thursday. Three of Mrs. Flesher's former students were on hand for the pre" sentation, and remembered her fondly. "She was the best reacher a student ever had, and she married the best friend a guy could ever have," said Kenny Napper, one of Mrs. Flesher's students who now anends Meigs High School. "Every time I would go into Mrs. Flesher's class-: room, I would see that pictur~.: Thank you for making this. possi· ble." The picture is immediately ret' ognizable to those who enjoy the image of Americana portrayed iri the art of Norman Rockwell. II depicts an elementarv school teach· Continued on page 3 : ·Delinquent tax sale?, Story files f~r prosecutor's post on Republican ticket ·9 9 ALL ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS 'I B} BRIAN J, REED Sentinel News Starr A former Rutland Elementary School teacher who died in 1989 was remembered in an assembly at the school on Thursday afternoon. Donna Marie Flesher:· who taught developmentally handicapped (DH) students at Rutland from 1980 to 1985, died on June 30, 1989, at the age of 31. Her hus- e The biggest delinquent 18J1 sale . of Meigs County propeny .in recent ·. years was scheduled to take ·place Thursday morning on ·the 11bps of the courthouse. The sheriff's sale was ·to have netted $31,240.59 in hack taxes, assessments, charges, pen.lties, interest and costs accuf!!.ulated against Homer and Oneita Ci)le and the Ohio Valley Manufacluring Co., Tuppers Plains, coveting a period of about 20 years. • While about a dozen interested persons gathered on the oouithouse steps, there were no bids on the five parcels in Orange, Olive and Rutland townships. There was interest in individual parcels by those attending, bul no one made the minimum bid of $31,240.59 for all of the propcny which had an appraised value of $84,950. Since there was no sale, the five parcels wiU go up for bid again on Tuesday, March 3, at 10 a.m. on the Meigs County Courthouse steps. Again aU five parcels wiU be offered for sale at the same time. If a sale is not rna~ in March, then it will be up to the prosecutor's office to decide whether the propeny will be readvenised and sold as a whole or offered in individual parcels. Treasurer Howard Frank reported that about 75 percent of the amount of the delinquent taxes on the Cole properties - about $23,000 - will go into operating funds for the Eastern Local School ·District once the sale is made. All but one parcel is located in that disttict NO SALE TIUS TIME ·Lisa Roush or Meigs County Sheriff James Soulsby's ofrJCe read the deHnquent land tax public notice describing five parcels owned by Homer and Oneita Cole and ·the Ohio Valley Manufacturing Co. appraised at Mining official: No way to judge length of delay from Bush moratorium . . WASHINGTON (AP) - The Office of Surface Mining wants to do something about surface darn· age from underground mining, but the agency's chief isn't making any promises about what will be doile. Long-awaited action' on compensation for damage caused by mine subsidance remains on hold, OSM Director Harry Snyder said Thursday. "It's impossible to say" when OSM will issue a ntle covering the subsidence issue, Snyder said. President Bush has put a 00-day hold on all regulations moving for· ward in all fi:deral agencies, includingOSM. The administration has allowed for some exceptions to the morato· rium, but Snyder said he doesn't think the subsidence compensation proposal qualifies for an exception. Snyder wouldn't say how soon action could be taken once the government-wide review of proposed rules and regulations has been finished. . "We obviously will have to revisit the draft that we have written in light of the president's new directives," Snyder said. The president v.:ants proposed rules to minimize burdens on busi· nesses · and .promote economic growth. ' Rep. Nick Rahall, D·W.Va. and chairman of the House Mining Subcommiuee, said he was frustrated with the slow pace of progress on the subsidence rule. He released copies of internal OSM documents showing that the draft of the subsidence rule was halted in February 1991..Instead of moving ahead with a rule, the agency put out a requ~t for more lc Party Cbalrmall .Mary Hullte~ and YDC i~formation and held public hear· Treasurer Janet Howa·rd. Pictured, back, l·r, ings. . are Brian Reed, vice p'r esldut;. Jobn Lentes, Rahall said that move was a legal advilor; and JeffTbomton, president. ,. .r·--· $84,950 but did not receive, the minimum required bid ol $31,240.59 owed in taxes, assess· meats, charges, penalties, Interest and costs. The property will be offered agalD on March 3 at 10 a.m. on tbe courthouse steps. (staff pboto) • delaying tactic. "It is incredible that the nation's chief enforcer of our surface coal mining and reclamation laws needs to engage in this type of.. bureau. cratic exercise in ofder 10 figure out the obvious: that the homes and water supplies of coal field residents should and must be protected," he said. --Local briefs---.. Two accidents reported Moderate damage was incurred to two vehicles in an accident on West Main Sb'eet, Pomeroy, Thursday morning. Pomeroy police reported that Norma Roush, 43, Letan, W. Va., driving a 1986 Plymouth, pulled from McDonalds parking lot into the path of an eastbound car, a 1990 Buick, driven by Carl E. Mitch, 53, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. · The ten front and side of the Mitch vehicle and the left side of the Roush car had moderate damage. There were no injun"ts. Rous!l was cited for failure to yield. No citations were issued in an accident which occum:d Wednes· day morning on·the Meigs_Multi-purpose'BuUding parking lot. According to police, Cash Zimmerman, 96, Rutland, backed from a parking space into two parked cars, a 1987 Mercury owned by Tanela Fry, Middlepon, and a 1983 Volkswagen owned by Edwina Bell, Middlepon. There was light rear end damage to all three vehicles. No citations were issued. Tombstone mystery probed Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby repons that Alan Bish· op of Harrisonville notified the sheriffs depanmcnt on Thursday ~ evening thathe found on old tombstone in the new section.ofWells .Cemetery. ·1be stone bears the marking of "Marie Gladys Creighton 18961899." .. Bis!IOP advised the depu:tment that he checked local cemetery records IOd cannOt find the name listed for that cemetery. The sheriff's department is now seeking information from anyone who might know the origin of the stone so that it can be returned. Deputies investigate burglary . Meigs County deputies were called to the Carl VillOver residence in Minersville on Thursday n~t to investigate a hurshwy. Acclording 10 Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby, the residence wu enlmll sometime after noon, A VCR, two hantlpas, t· shins, and several women's sweaters were reported missing. Coatlnued on PIJit 3 • . �Frl ·Commentary ' , Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA fiMULTIMEDIA,INC. ROBERT L. WINGETI Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER oflbc Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Association and the American Newspaper Publisher Association. LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words long. All leiters aJe subject to editing and must be signed with name , addnoss and telephone number. No unsigned letters wiU be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters to the editor I . . wASHINGTON - Money does a lot to ease hard feelings in Washington, The smart political action committees have figured that ou~ They give campaign money to the candidates they think will win, and if they bet on the wrong horse, they give money to the winner after the election. Those who can afford it, give money to both sides before the election, and then to the winner after. This generosity has very little to do with helping elect a politician who shares one's point of view. It has everything to do with making sure the people who get elected remember who helped put them there. A study .by the Federal Election Commission reveals that PACs representing special interests gave 88 percent of their money to incumbents in the 1990 copgressional races where incumbents were seeking re-election. Beating an incumbent has been likened to slaying a dragon , and in 1990. there. were 15 dragonslayers spreading his personal money who later made friends in the across party lines. M;llek has con~nemy camp. These freshmen tributed healthy sums to three members of Congress were given · incumbent Democratic senators s;i04,373 in PAC mOI)ey in the five and a fourth Dcmocra~ California's months following their election. Dianne Feinstein, who is challcngAnd 42 percent of that money came ing Sen. John Seymour, R·Calif. fiom PACs that had supported their In Malek's case, he isn't buying o~ponents. influence, but says he is supporting ,:The top double-giving PAC was .the candidacy of old friends. But in the National Association of Home- doing so, Malek risks offending the b~ilders, which contributed California GOP machine where $49,300 to both candidates in eight Bush is already on unsteady races, according to figures com- ground. Bush squeaked by in Calipjled by Congress Watch; the leg- fornla in 1988 with 51 percent of islative arm of Ralph Nader's orga- the vote when he was supposed to niZation, Public Citizen. be riding on the coauails of Ronald 'Others on the list of the top 6ve Reagan, a native son. do'uble-givers were the American The PACs, with their legislative Bankers Association, RJR Nabisco, agendas at stake, can't afford to the Action Committee for Ruml give out of sentiment, or even out El ~c trification and the National of political ideology . Association of Retired Federal Tom Baker, vice president of Employees. the home builders' organization, The double-giving is not limited echoed the words of the other big to PACs. Even the man running double-givers when he said his George Bush's re -election cam- PAC was simply helping new pai.gn, Fred Malek, can't resist members of Congress pay off their Too many taxes WHaT ~ P,LeaSURe To W-aTcH ar-t oi.Ytv1Pi'S Aren't those people on the park necessities of life. As sure as these people come up board who are promoting a one mill property tax levy in Meigs with some goody we will have to County aware that we are being have some kind of permit or license to usc it. Of course there is always taxed right out of our shoes ? As for me, I am sick and tired of more dribble in the form of matchthose people who dream up things ing funds and the salaries of the bureaucrats to keep it going. for propeny owners to pay for. Gayle Price The park board's activities arc Portland, Ohio 45770 unnecessary as ,far as I am concerned. Let's deal with what are the 1~21 iSN'T ~S aGaiNST THe RUSSiaNS! ~ Go U.S.A! gear JaPaN! • It is time to speak out Dear Editor: As a Christian I would like to give voice to some things we read and hear on the news, such as concerning these ones that commit horrible crimes of murder, abuse, violating others, "Yet," they claim to have served God. We, as Christians, know that our God, Jesus Christ. is a loving God who does not cause people to do these horrendous acts, people these voices are satanic, the demon's of Hell. Christians, it is time we speak out as born again people. Vern Marcinko Racine, OH 4577 I Responds to article Dear Editor: I would like to respond to Mr. Bailey's letter of this date. I strongly agree with him. You can stan up . State Route 124 from Pomeroy and e~ry place the state road has put a culvel't across the road, you hit a rough place in the road. The big culvert they put across the road above Syracuse, where the state spent severn! thousand dollars has sunk down. The one below Racine has sunk down and had to have more black top put over it. Why did the state spend time re-doing one and not the other? The cui vert the state put in below Racine just recently is in such poor shape you have to really slow down to cross to keep from doing some damage to your car. Then, instead of fuing it, they just put up signs on either side, which are not lighted at night. Guess that it is easier to set up a sign than to come back and finish the job. That looks to me to be a waste of time and money. It should have been done right the fust time. I think the people who travel Route 124 should write to the District 10 State Highway Dept. at Marietta about these conditions. Also I would like to comment on the proposed prison in Meigs County. I am for it 100 percent. People should be glad to get something that will help the unemployment and the economy of Meigs County. Thank you William T. Kimes Dairy farmers press for state price supports I I By RICH HARRIS Associated Press · A bill pending before the Ohio Legislature that would allow the state to set milk prices may not solve the financial problems of Ohio dairy farmers, an agricultural economist says. The Ohio House Agriculture Commillec continued debate Wednesday in Columbus on a bill that would permit the state Dcpanmcnt of Agriculture director to set a minimum price level for milk products. But Ohio State University agricultural economist Bob Jacobson says the bill is not a CJII'e-all. . "The challenge to dairy farmers is not to find relief on the price side ...;.. there's not a heck of a lot the individual dairy farmer can do about tl)at," Jacobson said. "He has to look for relief on the (production) cost The dairy farmers say the droughts of 1989 and 1991 and the heavy mins of· 1990 have ~orced them to pay highcr-than-e.xpccted prices for winter feed. And low demand brought on by the recession, increasing g!>vernment regulation and fluctuating pri ~s have left farmers in a financial bind. : "We've done about everything we can do," Conneaut dairy farmer, George Hogle told The News-Herald of Conneaut in a story published Wednesday. • "The last four years have put us in a position weather-wise, and the l;pt year has been the hardest ever, and we just don't see what we can do. We are pretty near the end," Hogle said. :·Tmditionally, the federal government, not state governments, sets price supPorts for dairy products, in part because milk can be easily bought r{Qm out.of-state producers, Jacobson said. ·. '. "You can't build a wall around the state of Ohio," he said. ;:Even if the bill passed, Ohio milk prices probably would not be dra.ally higher, he said. . ·,"If the milk price in Ohio averages $12.75 per hundredweight this year ..:tthout this state regulation,' it would be very difficult with a state regula• tiOn to get milk prices much above $13," he said. "That's a pretty small ptage increase." . •:JacobsOn also said producer prices for Ohio.milk have not been as bad iri -recent months as in the past. While prices per hundredweight dipped to SJ:I.So last spring and summer, prices now are in excess of $14 a hundiedweight, he SBJd. . •,"Part of the continuing concern is some people think they're goinf to a<l down to $11.SO a hundredY!eight again this spring and summer,' he iajd. "At prices at !hal levj:l, it'.s true thCij~ is a lot'of stress out th~. But mOc!Dber, November, December and January,lhese prices'~ moved up • • ~· Heavy damage was reported to the 1973 GMC pickup truck belonging to KeUy R. Counts of Syracuse after he struck three deer, . killing two of them. According to the accident report from the Meigs County Sheriffs Departmen~ Counts was westbound on State Route 124 near Racine at the time of the accident. Jack Anderson, • B. . Mzchael znstezn campaign debts. Then, with more · candor, Baker added, "If it's some- . one we can establish a relationship · with, hell yes! We'd be crazy not to. The other guy's not in Congress any more so he can't do anything with our legislative agenda." · That sounds practical from the · PAC's point of view, but it grates on those who hold on to romantic notions of representative government. "PACs just want access to whomever is in office," said Michael McCauley, research dircctbr at Congress Watch. "They're clearly less con.ccrned with supporting good government as much as ensuring that they have a financial relationship with whomever is in office." One source at one of the top double-giving PACs told our associatc Ed Henry that the freshmen mcmbcis of Congress are not the innocent bystanders in this money game. He said they come to the PACs asking for money to retire their debts because it costs so much to uproot an incumbent. "They come to us and say, 'You backed the opposition, but now it's time to come to the winner,"' said the source. Some of that networking for cash is done in Washin¥ton during "freshman orientation,' a program both parties sponsor to show the newcomers the ropes. The fresh- ·. men are run through a round of seminars on policy issues imd parliamentary procedures. And each of . them is given a " big brother" or . "big sister" - a veteran of Congress - to help with such basic chores as assembling a staff. But the most important seminar is the one that lets them mingle with the PACs that contributed to . their opponents before the election. · No one is gauche enough to ask for . money on the first handshake at · these parties. But it isn 't long before the new ~ member of Congress calls the PAC or vice versa, and a mutually beneficial relationship is born. Copyrigh~ 1992, United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Ever since Lyndon Johnson's while ; the TV reporter's voice celebrated War on Poverty, the solemnly describes the ~itiful s~ American people have been del- allowlUij;e on whtch thts patheuc uged with descriptions of the awful woman and her brood are supposed conditions in which poor people to scmpe by. And now, back to the live, and the supposed need to studio. devote more and more of the The poly trouble is that, as a nation's resources to helping them. description of the actual circumThis has been, in fact, the basic stances of the great majority of theme song of the Democratic Americ~ns living below what the Party - until about a year.ago, Census Bureau has decreed is "the when every Democratic politician poverty level" ($13,359 per year who found himself in front of a for a family of four) , this picture is microphone suddenly began weep- a vicious lie. ing for the "middle class" instead. According to Robert Rector, a Our notion of "the poor" is, welfare policy specialist at The inevitably, shaped almost entirely Heritage Foundation in Washingby television. And the TV net- ton, "government surveys measurworks, dominated by liberals with- ing nutrition and housing condiout a single significant exception, lions of America's poor show that have depicted them graphically. ·most are well fed and decently Generally we are shown a single housed." woman (white, if humanly possi· Thus, tile Census Bureau's own ble) living in a rented hovel in "American Housing Survey" some inner city slum, with any- states .thatl the majority of poor where from one to three sickly chi!· families liv~ in single homes with dren fathered by men who are two or tJtree bedrooms 95 percent nowhere to be found. The plaster of them ~ of major defects. And cracks and peels; roaches crawl out according tel srudies by the Depanof the drains; mt droppings iestify ment of Health and Human Serto a large rodent population. Mean- vices there is little or no poverty- Possible arson investigated Reedsville man a"ested, charged Harold E. Smith, 48, of Route 1 in Reedsville was arresled by Meigs County Sheriffs deputies and charged with domestic violence on Thursday. Smith was jailed in the Meigs County Jail pending a hearing in Meigs County Court. 4 I , • ~ - -... ·-j~ -·· • • .... .t_"i .... . bad:• .. SIGN OF THE TIMES - More than 500 job applications were Humphreys said although a hiring freeze is in effect, applications given out at lite Philip Sporn Power Plant .in New Haven, W.Va., by 9 not been taken for a year and a balf. The applications will be used to • a.m. Thursday. accordmg to plant manager Norman Humphreys. update the plant's applicant bank. Tbe notice that applications would ; Humphreys said approximately 75-100 people spent the night at the be given out was only posted at the plant. Pictured above is the line • ' plant waiting fof applications wbicb were given out until noon. awaiting the applications. (OVP staff photo) Former ... Continued from page 1 Thomas D. Cremeans George R. Plagenz · means that day in the fuwre when suddenly and without warning, in the twinkling of an eye, the believer wiU be snatched away from what he is doing - whether walking behind a plow, or si.tting in a theater, or driving a car - and taken to meet his Lord in the sky. Here, better let me drive. Berrts World I ; I I •• George Hoschar officiating. Burial will be in the Fry Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Saturday from 2-4 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. Thomas D. Cremeans, 52, of 406 E. Fifth SL, Belle, W.Va., formerly of the Cheshire community, died Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1992, at Charleston Area Medical Center, Clarence Smith Charleston, W.Va. Clarence W. Smith, 73, of MidHe was born July 4, 1939 in dleport, died early Thursday mornCheshire Township, Gallia County, ing, February 20, 1992 at Veterans the son of Grover G. and Ennal Memorial Hospital. . Rife Cremeans of Cheshire. He was born on August 8, 1918 He was a 1961 graduate of Ohio in Meigs County, the son of the late. University, and was a rigger for E.B. and Carrie Michl Smith. E.!. DuPont deNemours, Belle, He is survived by three W.Va. He was a member of the nephews: Jim Lloyd of Witcher Baptist Church, Belle, McConnelsville, Jack Lloyd of W.Va., and the Constitution Lodge Dayton, and Mike Lloyd of Las 426 F&AM, New Marshfield. Vegas; a niece, Patty Bastiani of Other survivors include his Gallipolis; and many local friends. wife, Sharon K. Six Cremeans; one Besides his parents, he was predaughter, Constance Ann Cre· ceded in death by his brother, means, at home; two sons, Thomas Elbert Smith, and a sister, Helen M. Cremeans and Timothy A. Cre- Lloyd. means. both of Belle, W.Va.; and Pri vale funeral services were two brothers, Fmnk Cremeans of held on Friday at Riverview Ceme· Gallipolis and Fred Cremeans of tery. The Plains. Arrangements were under the Funeral services will be held I directi011 of Fisher Funeral Home p.m. Saturday at the Cremeens in Middleport. Funeral Chapel, with the Rev. Danny Byers officiating. Burial Eleanor A. Werry will be in Gravel Hill Cemetery. Eleanor A. Werry, 75, of 113 Friends may call at the funeral Pleasant Ridge in Pomeroy, died chapel on Friday from 7-9. Thursday, Feb. 20, 1992 at VeterNephews will serve as pallbear- ans Memorial Hospital. ers. She was a housewife. In lieu of flowers, donations can She was born on August 26, be made in memory of Mr. Cre· 1916 in Syracuse, the daughter of means to the American Cancer the late Norman and Goldie Society, West Virginia Division, Rodgers. 2428 Kanawha Blvd. E., Surviving are four sons: Fred, Charleston, W.Va., 25311. Ralph and Tom "Pee Wee" (Judy) Werry, aU of Pomeroy, and Philip Cora Fry Com Mae Fry, 79, of Letart, died (Karen) Werry of Chester; a sister, Thursday, February 20, 1992, at her Emmaline "Babe" Hendrix of Mid· dleport; seven P,dchildren; seven residence. Born August 20, 1912 at Mission great-grandchtldren; and several and nephews. Ridge, she was a daughter of the nieces She attended Trinity Congregalate Joseph and Nancy R. (Mourn- tional Church, and was a member ing) Gibbs. She is also preceded in of the Friendly Neighbors Club and death by her husband, Byron K. the Friendly Circle of Trinity Con. Fry; two sisters, Opal and Alice and Church. a great-granddaughter, Amy C. gregational · Funeral services wiD be held on Boggs. Monday at 1 p.m. with Rev . Survivors include a son and Roland Wildman officiating. Burial dau~hter-in - law, Marvin K. ''Tom- will be in Beech Grove Cemetery. my' and Alberta M. Fry of Point . Friends may call at the funeral Pleasant; two daughters and sons- home from 7-9 p.m. on Saturday in-law, Nellie I. and Ralph L. Durst and on Sunday from 2-4 p.m. and of Point Pleasant and Eilene E. and 7-9 p.m. The body will lie in state Charles J. Lyons of Canton, OH ; an hour prior to the service on two sisters, Freda Chamberlain and Monday. lea Sayre,' both of Wellston, OH; Mem.orial donations may be two brothers, Joseph Gibbs of Gal- made to Trinity Congregational lipolis and Henry Gibbs of New Church. in Pomeroy. Haven; eight grandchildren; 17 g~t-grandchildren and twin greatgreat-grandsons. Carl A. Young · Service will be held Sunday, February 23, at 1:30 p.m. at tll'J Carl A. Young, 76, of 48120 Foglesong Funeral Home with Rev. State Route 338 in Racine, died on Friday, Feb. 21, 1992 at Holzer The Daily Sentinel Medical Center, following a brief ~USPSIIIS · 960) illness. He was a retired employee of Publithed every aR.ernoon , Monday thn>Uflh Friday, lll•Court St., Pomeroy, Goodyear Rubber Company. Ohio by the Ohio Valley Publiohtng Born on Nov. 2, 1915 in Long Company!Multimedia Int., Pomeroy, Bouom, he was the son of th!) late Ohio o1676Q1 Ph. Wl·2l58. Second ela• pottage .. iclat Pomeroy, Ohio. John W. and Murl Hannum Young. He is survived by a daughter, Membar. Tho Aa«<aled l'roH Inland AJice Waggle of Akron; two grandDaily Prooo Aalo<iatlon and tho Ohio New1paper Alaoc:ial.ion, National children; two great-grandchildren; Ad.W"ertltlnl Repn11ntaLivcr Branham and a special friend, Janet Coomer N"'!'opapor Saln.t. J33 Thlnl Annue, N"'YOrk, NewYurx 100t7. and her f!llllily of Akron. Local survivors include several cousins and POSTMASTER: Sencllddreoo chln1111 to The Daily· SenUnet, 111 Cour& St., his friend, George Johnson. Pomeroy, OHio ~169. Besides his parents, he was preSUIIliCiliP'I'lON RATES ceded in death by his wife, Mary ll. By Canior cw Motor llouto Young. 0no wee~c............................................ t.eo . .... . . . . . . . . . . . .-.. ' ,t IN MEMORY • Teachers, administrators, and former students remembered the late Donna Marie Flesher with fondness Thursday, as a plaque and Norman Rockwell print were presented to the school in her memory by l!er . husband, Tim. Pictured,.left to right, with the t ' 'I ncr's office. There was a suicide note involved, Salisbury said. ~~'~~~cf~PY I '> RI'. 33, MASON, WV The Eastern alumni bJsketbaJI ., game will be held March 14 at 6:3{} ~ p.m. Three games will be played.including women's, men's under . age 30 and men's over age 30. , Practice will be held at Eastem ' High School on Sunday at 5 p.m;·., for women and at 6:30 p.m. for. men. Further information about the : women's game may be obtained by: : calling 985-4401 and for the men's. · game at985-3330. MASON FAMILY RESTAUUNT NEXT TO FAST 4 UNit> MASON M<m:L SUNDAY THROUGH.. _.._.. · CtlM:t~f r• u"'' Beauty~·;h< Beast rr.:k.!)~ 1 lllll<.. td If l ilt II I IIIOfKTIIIII!IIIIIfll. .. 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II Suboerlbclilnotdooirinrtopaylhocan!. or .,., ,.• In ad•anco di- to The ·OaDIPDlll Dally Trlbano on • 3.8 or t2 ' "Doc, you've GOT to do S()methlng( I'm llfl· tlng RUSH L!MfJ!,UGH through I!IY ffllln(H.I" Weather Bosworth Council to meet · . · The Bosworth Council No. 46.. will confer the S.E.M. degree on Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7:30p.m. at the Middleport Masonic Temple. MADDtomeet The local chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADDl · will meet Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Health Recovery Services office oo,: Second Street in Pomeroy. Trustees to meet The Lebanon Township . Trustees will meet Friday, Feb. 2& ' at 7 p.m. at the township building. - , COLONY THEATR E ~. Young served in the Civiiian Cqnscrvatlon c;orps and the U.S, Anny in World War Ron the .,u Isllincl of Curacao and the Buropean Thealre Operation. He was =~·!:"·Ciodltwlllbelli•enca~ also a militu!J advisor for the No aabo<rlpllona by mall JII!Tmilled '·" Viking Army 0 Norway. ...... whore homo canilr oorvlce io He attended tho Chtm:h, of God ...noble. and wu a member qC the United Mall&abeerlpttona Rubber W<Jters of America. · loalde GotHa COlin!)' Arrangements are under lhe t 3 w..u... .....................................m.84 d'-·tion f E · F :~ew..u ................:......................... t4'l.ts . , u... o wmg uneral ·Home uw..uGalaldo ..............Oaltlo ,........................... M4.18 in Pomeroy. Burial will be in c..nl)l 11 w.u........................................ t23.40 Beech Grove Cemetery, and a llti\Y..U ......................:..........._ .....$4UO memorial service will be • w....._..~....- ... - .........-...·•·40 lllllounced at alii~ dlto. 8 Veterans Memorial Hospital THURSDAY ADMISSIONSEldon Walburn, Middleport ; George Rumfield, Rutland; and Charles Tyree, Middleport. THURSDAY DISCHARGES · Randy Martin, Frederica Faris, and Margaret Wyatt. Bidw.ell man found dead A Bidwell man was found dead Thursday evening after he appar· ently shot himself in the head with a .22-caliber revolver. John J. Jones, 30, of Poplar Ridge Road, Bidwell, was found by a family friend, according to a report from the Gallia County Sheriffs Department. According to the report, Jones was found dead with the revolver near his right hand and a gunshot wound to the right side of his head. Gallia County Sheriff Dennis Salisbury said the incident is being treated as a suicide pending results from the Franklin County Coro- Meigs announcement~( Hospital news uals. One of those :-"as. with the State BCI, the other ts wtth Southeastern Ohio Counties Task Force." "~ECO," Story explain~ •. "is a multt-county task force ongmally consisting of Gallia, Jackson, Meigs and Ross Counties, and has now been expanded to numerous olher counties in Southeastern Ohio. It was my desire to end the scourge of drug trafficking in Meigs County. We added in the SECO program and we now have the appropriate funding to have agents in the field at all times so that those people who continue to deal in drugs, not only in this coonty, but other counties may be sure that they are at serious risk. We have 'batted a thou sand' on our drug cases, so that, if you get caugh~ the risk of being convicted is very great." One MonU\ ........................ ... ;......:......~.915 one ~.r. c items, are Meigs Local Superintendent James Carpenter, Tim Flesher, Meigs High students Kenny Napper, James Harmon and David Lam· bert, and Rutland Elementary Principal Tony Perry. Pictured,l'ront, is Evan Flesher, Tim and Donna Marie's six year- old son. Story. •• Continued from page 1' "Due to the aggressive prosecution efforts of my office, it is my belief that the dubious reputation of Meigs County as an easy . Pl~e to grow marijuana and trade mtUegal drugs has been diminished." "In the jast three years since I have been prosecuting attorney, more people have been indicted, convicted and sentenced on drug trafficking charges, ran~ing in everything from major cocame traf. ficking, LSD and marijuana trafficking than in the entire history of the county before that," Story said. "We have worked closely on marljoana eradication with the state bureau of identification and the federal department of drug administration. Beyond that, we have had two major undercover drug investigations that in the last year and a half have netted indictments and conviction of more than 60 individ· ,). • er, "Mrs. Jones", who is remem- " bered by her swdents on her birth-,· day. As always in Rockwell's•. work, the detail in the painting is'· almost lifelike. Flesher had the );lrint framed for his wife as a Christmas gift shortly after their marriage. Now the painting, along with a bronze plaque, . will hang in memory of thiS.: beloved teacher. Flesher was notably touched by . the welcome he received from for-· mer colleagues and swdents at the ·. school. · "I want to express my sincere thanks for what you've all done for . me through the years,'' Flesher .. said. ''This buildin~ and the Meigs Local School Distnct will probably always be the best experience that I'll ever have as an educator." "Be all the best you can be as : students, and be all the best you can be as teaehers," Flesher told the: group. 'That's what it's all about."·, --Area deaths'--- ' .. ..... , .. ..... .. . . ......... ......... ......................... . ......... . ..... · ···r··--·--····· - • •• · Meigs County Emergency Medical Services answered three calls for assistance on Thursday. . . On Thursday at I :01 p.m., Racine ~uad went to Richard Road for Harry Richard. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 4:4 1 p.m., Pomeroy squad was sent to Pleasant Ridge Road for Eleanor Werry, who was taken to Ve~ans Memori.al Hospital. At 6:~ 1 p.m., Tuppers Plains squad went to Reedsvtlle and took Bonme Smith to St. Joseph Hospital. William A. Rusher brain." There is little of the Bible raptore in the movie .. Actually, the word "rapture" has lost most of its religious connotations and has taken on romantic or sensuous overtones. Rapture now refers to the experience of being "carried away" to the heights of ecstasy on Earth. 1 But to the fundamentalist, it still ..!• EMS units answer three calls Born-again ~bristians await .Rapture If you are ever riding in a car with a born-again Christian, it might be a good idea for you to take the wheel. (That is, 'unless you are a boll]-again Christian·yourself.) The reason for this cautionary advice is that no born-again Christian can ever be sure when he will be snatched away from what he is doing and taken to "meet the Lord in the air." Some born-again Christians leave insauctions on the dashboard of their c8r insttucting their passeng~ on what to do if they, su!ldenly 'find themselves in a driverless vehicle. , ' , ' "Do not panic,'' the instructions say. "Shut off the ignition and steer.. the car to the side of the l The Meigs County Sheriff's Department is investigating the possible arson of a vacant abandoned residence on Success Road that took place around 3 a.m. on Thursday. Tuppers Plains ftre department responded to the scene. induced malnutrition in America today. Th~ ch~dren of today's poor wtll .be stgntftcantly taller and food stamps, Medjcaid and public heavter, as adults, than t!Je average housing subsidies. All in all, the person of the same age m the gen- "cash income" calculation misses eral pop~latton. m t.he late I?50s. $11,120 per year spent by the govPoor chtldren. s btg nutnttonal em;nent on welfare for the avemge "poor" household. Jroblem ts o~tty. . . N.one of this is to say thin there Nor are hvmg condittons nearly are not, in fact, truly destirute peoas desperate as TV would lead you ple in America. There most certainto assume. Only 8 percent of all ly are - though in numbers too poor households, says the Census small to affect the above figures Bureau! are overcrowded; nearly significantly, But it is a deadly two-thtrds have more than two rooms (JCr person. Some 53 percent falsehood to imply that everyone have atr-condttiOmng. (In 1972, below the so-called "poverty on!y 36 percent of the w~ole popu- level" is destitute, or even close to ~auon ~ould boast tt.) Fmally, and it. It is that sort of fast and loose •?credtbly, nearly 40 percent of ' poor" househol~s actually own misrepresentation of the I!Uth that has fueled many of the welfare the home they hve m. . .. The central problem, tn auammg reform measures that are now an acc~rate picture of America's sweeping through major stales: No poor, ts that the Census Bur~au wonder the Democrats have cou~ts only cash t.ncome acqul!ed changed the subject, and now weep durmg the year m determmmg for the middle cl~ss. If there were whether a family is over or under more votes m u, they'd weep for · the. "poverty income threshold." the rich. (C)I992 NEWSPAPER Extstmg assets - ~ars, houses, ENTERPRJSE ASSN. even Jewelry -:-are tgn~red. 5c? ts all non-cash mcome, mcludmg today in history ' Driver hits three deer Not all 'poor' people are destitute · bellevcrs in tl\e car will be ~ued. The eventS~ Paul is describing is known to !\om-again Christians as the Rapture: The word comes from the Latinjword "mpt,'' meaning to seize or. carry off. That was the meaning·S1 .. Paul was trying to express to the 'jbessalonians. At this 6~ moment in human history, the reat Tribulation, a cosmic disast r spoken of in the Book of Reve ation as Armageddon, will take everyone and everything in its pathj- but the believers will be carried off io safety. l,n' the new ~ovie "The Raptore," the scenes at Armageddon are piclured in 1all their vividness and horror, although nobody is sn~~ from ~ speeding. car. The movte IS moret•a psychological road. study of a "slll!-crazed woman While this may sound a !rifle adrift in an aiml'!5s culture"•than a unreal, millions of born-again Bible epic. The jvoman is convertChristians and Bible literalists ed to Christianity and becomes a including Rev. Jerry Falwell fanatic. Later shr goes insane and take SLJPaul seriously in what he ldUs her daugh~t. · . While the (i!J!! received.some . Thesaid_~!~~~ ~. of the wc;lld In I .....,....,,. Bood reviews, Michael ,Medved, "For the Lord himself s~all co-host of .~ !J'V 110m111 "Sneak siJirply." . descend from heaven ... and tile PrC~ws," saicl. ~rEvery Christian •• dead in Christ shall rise ftrSL Then you meet in· the mov!e is eilher we who are alive ... shall be caught weird or disgust ns.'' He placed up together with them in the clouds "The Ral!lure" wjtbin a genre of a 1 and meet the Lord in the air.'' · new movies that depict anti-family . .. ' ' In other words, when the end of or anli-Cbristian tliemes. ;: By The A15CK:Iated Press the world comes, the believers will These themes, ~d Medved are .TodllY 1$ Friday, Feb. 2l,the S2nd day of 1992. There are 314 days len ·be ~natched away to safety by "sendinf a poi'us message to in the YCI!'. . Chrtst whereyer they are, even if Anlerica s cliil They are being :roc~~y•• HiaJ!light in HistorY: ·, i,t's. at the w)leel of an.automobile , marinated in a lar culture of 'I'WCI!ty )'Cili ago, on Feb. 21, 1972, Preside~! Nix011 began his his- ra~mg down. the freeway. The car violalce, divorte, gs and sexual tadC visit to mainland China: ' Wtthout a dri~r may crash but .lhe promiscuity lhlt ~- pickle your Side." Continued from page 1 Investigation is continuing, and Soulsby urges residents to record the serial numbers of their property. More often :than not, PACs hedge their bets The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street . --Local briefs... ---. Page-2-The Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio : Friday, February 21, 1992 . The Dally Ohio 21 1992 ), �Friday, February 21, 1992 The Daily Sentinel Sports Spring training now underway Friday, February 21, 1992 Page-4 By BEN WALKER AP Baseball Writer Sure, the start of spring training means mi~i ng sun, sand and surf with baseball. It also can mean a lot more. To someone like Kirby Puckett, this is the time to work on the skills that will prolong his status as a star. To someone like Todd Worrell, this is the time to see whether he will be able to prolong his career. Puckell and Worrell were among those in Florida and Arizona who officially started spring training Thursday. Even though only pitchers and catchers were required to report in 15 camps, many players wanted to get an early jump. About 20 players went through a voluntary but tough ·workoul at No.1 Duke beats Maryland 91-89 for 27th consecutive home victory By The Associaled Press Milce Krzyzewski was mad, real mad. And it was hard IO !ell who upset him more - Duke's players or fans. "When I came our afrer half- time I've never seen our sludents sitting down," he said. "I was in shock. I told my players to get off their butts . ... I think our students should get off their bulls, roo. I think that we are spoiled ... and maybe my le3Jll is 100." That outbursl came after the No. I Blue Devils rallied in the final seconds 10 beal Maryland 91-89 Thursday nighL Dulce won its 27th straight home game, barely. "We need ·10 be a lot hungrier here at Duke University," Krzyzewski said. "A good team has to do il all the time. we played spoiled and cheered spoiled.'' Firing up the fans and the team wasn't a problem al Arizona State, where !he Sun Devils surprised No. 5 Arizona 77-74. Ari zona State had lost II suaighllo its inlrnstate rivals since the las! game of the 1985-86 sea- son. "In my three years here at ASU we have accomplished some grea1 things - the aucndance, the postseason appearances, the recruiting (See HOOPS on Page 5) Despite NCAA tourney appearances, Xavier Musketeers still get no respect By The Associated Press The Xavier Musketeers have made it to the NCAA Tournament the last si~ years. That's a longer streak than all but eight teams in the nation. Yet it seems every year there are disbelievers. Heading into Saturday's pivotal game at Evansville, there still is ing us during the season. talk that the Muskies don ' t have "Yeah, we have been struggling what it takes to make it to the a little bit, but we know that we NCAA's field of 64 teams. have a good le3Jll and our goals are "II happens every season that still in place.'' I've been here," junior guard The chief goal being, of course, Jamie Gladden said after Xavier's the NCAA TournamenL 98-75 victory Tuesday night al Xavier stands 13-8 overall and Butler. "Everyone is always doubt- 6-1 in the Midwestern Collegiate Conference. It is unlikely 11 will be invited to the tournament unless it wins the MCC 10urnament, which i1 has won in five of Pete Gillen's si~ years as head coach. Therefore, each of the Muskeday. Coached by Doug Foote, the teers' five final games take on Redwomcn are second in Division I of District 22 and racked up an added importance. "We took a big step forward," 11 -3 finish in the Mid-Ohio ConGillen said after the viciOry at But· ference for second place. ler. "But it was one step. We can't Poised for the possible champie~ggerate. We're looking into the onship of Division I, the Rio ladies face of a Howitzer on Saturday." enter postseason competition MonEvansville is 17-5 overall and a day al 7:30 p.m . in Lyne Center game back in second in the MCC against the winner of the Northwith a 5-2 mark. The Purple Aces wood Institute (Mich.)-Urbana have won 12 of 13 games at home game to be played Sanuday. this season. Barnitz is currently team's leadBut Xavier is on a roll. The ing scorer at 14.3 points per game, Muskies arc coming off what and its leader on the boards with an Gillen called their best game of the average of 8.4 per outing. She was season. named the MOC Player of the The MCC tournamenl will be· Week for Jan. 5-11. held March 12-14 at Riverfront Barnit:r; is the daughter of Gary Coliseum in Cincinnati, righl in the Bamitz and Ann Alloway, both of Muskieteers' back yard. If they Belpre, and the granddaughter of continue 10 play well, they can lock Haymon a ~d Dean Barnitz, up one of the byes accorded the top Pomeroy. She is a 1988 graduaiC of two teams in the regular-season Warren Local High School. RG's Barnitz tops in rebounds, runs second in career scoring Ann Barnitz, starting center for the University of Rio Grande women's basketball team, has become the leading career rebounder and second highest scorer ever in the history of the program. A 5-11 senior from Belpre, Barnitz has recorded 862 rebounds si nce joining the Red women in 1988, which broke the old record of 814 set by Holly Hastings in 1985-89. With 1,546 career points to her credit, she is in second place in scoring. The program's record was set by Lea Ann Mullins at 2,194 points in 1985-89. A business major, Bamitz has been a starter for the Red women for the last lhree seasons. The Redwomen ended the 1991-92 campaign at 25-6 with a 92-56 victory at home over Lake Erie last Sun- standings and need win only two games to make the NCAA's elite field. Just for the record, the teams with longer streaks in the NCAA Tournament are North Carolina (the last 17 years), Georgetown (13), UNLV and Syracuse (9), Duke and LSU (8), and Arizona and Georgia Tech (the last seven tournaments). Xavier is tied with Indiana, having made it to the last six. That's preuy heady company. With the right combination down the stretch, the Muskereers could continue to surprise the doubters. Elsewhere in games involving Ohio colleges Saturday, Eastern Michigan is at Toledo, Bowling Green at Kent and Ohio U. at Miami in Mid-American Conference games. Dayron is at Butler in another MCC contest, while Akron hosts Valparaiso and Cleveland State entertains lllinois-Chicago in the Mid-Continent In the Ohio Conference, Capital is at Mount Union, Heidelberg at Hiram , Marietta al John Carroll, Ohio Northern at Baldwin-Wallace and Otterbein at Muskingum, while in the North Coast Conference, Case Reserve is at Ohio Wesleyan, Denison at Wittenberg, Kenyon at Allegheny and Wooster at Oberlin. Ashland visils Indiana-PurdueFort Wayne in the Great Lakes Valley, while Mid-Ohio action includes Rio Grande at Shawnee State, Urbana at Cedarville, Tiffin at Mount Vernon Nazarene and Walsh at Ohio Dominican. Wilmington visits Thomas More in the Association of Mideast Colleges. The non-conference schedule finds Buffalo at Wright State, PillJohnstown at Youngstown State, Cincinnati at South Alabama. Malone at Daeman, Bluffton at Lake Erie and Central State at Findlay. On Sunday, si~th-ranked Ohio State meets seventh-ranked Indiana for fust place in the Big Ten. In theNBA ... Pomeroy, OH. FALL I WlrrrER HOURS CLOSED MONDAY OPEN TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 AM-SPM 72 • MlanUc DlvllkMI Tum W L New Yom ........... 33 1~ B01ton ............ .......29 23 MiamL. ............ 2S 28 PtL GRAVELY WulUnstoa ............ li :14 Odmdo ....... .... 13 40 SYSTEM 4 811 l.ll 20 8 13 16.l 11.5 19.l 2S.l W L u... ...................... 36 18 PeL .667 HouslOO ... .......21 26 Ocnvc. .............••...19 32 Dallas ................... 15 37 .577 S .509 .373 .288 85 Midwest Ak1on 73, Younptown St 61 OcP•u171, Cincmn1li 69 E. Dlinoil79, Wriaht St. 70 filinoiJ St. 72, N. fowl 60 Memphla St 75, St. I...ouiJ 73, OT Purdue 14, Nonhwcstcm 68 SW Miuoun St. 62. Bradley 54 10 41 196 s RACINE Goldc:nSllte ..... 34 15 .694 I .623 .S47 528 Sl9 327 4 8 9 9l 19.5 Far West Ali Force 60, San Diego St 58 Thursday's scores We're almost ready for you! LU.t~t uu.n. 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DETROIT UONS - Si4"od 0"1 J~e., quan&:rback, and Jack LlM., off'enltYC uc:klc. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS A&rced to term• with Dan Stt)'r.inaki, Nollon•l F.,.baU Leque Abon Sprin~ ll, Kcn1 Roooovolo 2S ALIItinlOWn Fitch 47, Broctfield 46 - points for the Cardinal (14-7, 6-5). Arizona State 77 No.5 Arizona 74 Freshman Mario Benneu had 35: points, II rebounds and five blocked shots as Arizona State' stopped Arizona' s nine-game winning streak. Sean Rooks had 20 points and. 14 rebounds for Arizona. Arizona State (15-9, 6-6 Pac-10): made 19 of 33 free throws whilC: Arizona (19-4, 9-3) made justl6 ol" 30. : The Wildcats held their last lead at31-30. No. IS Southtm Cal94 California 81 Harold Miner scored 35 points : and put Soulhern Cal ahead for: good midway through the first half" at home. • Normal & light, pots/pans wash cycles, plus nnselhold Football 32 :14 Hill was fouled and made one free throw. Maryland (10-12, 3-9), a 21point underdog , threw away its final chance with a wild pass with three seconds left. The Terrapins trailed 70-56 with 14:40 left before rallying. They kept coming back even after Walt Williams, who scored 26 points, fouled out with 6:41 lefL No.2 UCLA 96, Stanrord 70 Tracy Murray scored a careerhigh 36 points and UCLA trounced Stanford at home. The Bruins (21-1, 12-1 Pac-10) led 14-2 and were ahead 48-26 at halftime. Don Ma cLean, held to four points in the first half, finished with 14 for UCLA, as did Shon Tarver. Adam Keefe scored 26 • Cantilevered shelves adjust easily • One door shelf takes gallon sizes Saturday's games Olialao 1t Dchit. 1:OS _p.m. Qu""" ot ll.u11<lnl, I :35 pm. MIMuota at N.Y. lal1ndera, S:OS p.m. Philadelphia at Wuhinatoa, 7:35 p.m. l'ittoblqllot Mm..W. I :Ol pm. T......, 01 SL LoWo; 1:3S p.m. 2.8 V-6, air, 5 speed, Tahoe, black, AMIFM caSHtl~. 1992 S·IO EL.......................... $9,284 '·ole Tonigbl's eames 2.8 V-6, air, 5 spttd, Aspen blue, Tahoe, AMIFM cassette. 19~ S·IO SWB.................;..... $10,959 Rot&"' 2 New Jeraey 4, Olica1o 4, tie 1992S·IOSWB....................... $11,027 $10,022.63 . RidJOwood l3, FL Fryo 31 Wheeknbtlra56, Cheupuke 2~ ss (Continued from Page 4) GOLDEN STATifWARRIORS - Sianed Kenny 811tlo. forward, to 1 aocond lO.dl)_' CGIIltlCl NEW YORK KNICKS - Traded Bri•n Quinnett, forward, to tile D1U11 Proc:torvlllt Fairland 44 1 Oak IIIII GFGA 257 198 191171 208 200 117 203 \69 222 zona's Sean Rooks during Thursday night's Pac-10 game in Tempe, Ariz., which the hosl Sun Devils won 77-74. (AP) Waived Cedric Hunr.er, IIW'Ci. Pcebla75, Portlmouth E.ll Thursday's scores Qu~ 4,l'llu""'" Basketball Natlcnal Bukctball Allodatlon CHARLOTTE HORNETS - 62 202 206 S6 211226 43 173 199 v N.Y. I~Uid0116,N.Y . ""~~"~ n, Smythe DI.Uion Vancouver ......... 31 19 9 1t 208 183 LooAnsd......... 242313 612Il222 Edmon"" ......... 2<i 2.! 7 l9 22!232 WiMiP'I ··········· 2A 2S II S9 114112 co11"l' ........ .... .. 23 9 211 211 SanJ01e ............. 13 42 4 30 152269 5 speed, alum. whttls, chrome sltp bumper, Sllvtrado, maroon & whHe. $21,944.44 COLORADO ROCXIES - Sigoe<l Ganulez., 1horutop, and II· ai aned him to Men of the A'ru:on• ~huricia Dlwklon m Bcanr [uttrn 70, Plkrlon 53 Bu~eyc Trail St, Sl'!e.und01h V Hut~tin&tOO hint ValL 23 N. Adams 69, W. Unim SS 76 2071SI Norrll Dlvltlon. Twn W L T Pto. Detroit ............... 33 18 9 15 Chic:.ao .......... 25 21 13 63 SL LoW ............ 27 lA 9 63 MiM....o.......... 2S 28 S lS Toronto .............. 21 34 5 47 V-6 Auto., air cond., LWB, red/charcoal Silverado, AMIFM sttreo. GREAT BU YS ON PRE·OWNED VEHICLES 19 CAPRICE U IIOHIIAM.....................~.... $11,995 GFG.t. 238 199 2SO 199 224 178 2l4 227 ~1 221 2ll l3 In 194 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Red, V-6, air, auto., Tahoe, alum. wheels. 1992 5·10414 Ext. Cab...........$17,744 $16,042.25 1991 Bravada 4.3---------S2M!.4 $21,971.31 4.9 V-8,1eather trim, pllltlnum, loaded. 1991 NIMty·ElgiJt Rtg~t~CJ Ot•---S2M24 3.8 V-6, nwroon,leather trim, loaded. Dlflllon W L T PtJ. 37 20 4 18 :14 20 l 73 32 II H 72 27 2A 8 62 NOW 1992 5·10414 LWB ................ $16,294 $14,737.15 COf\IIICCI. Bow WALES CONFERENCE AdaMI DlliLIIM Monuul ......... 3l 21 6 B~ton ............... rJ 24 8 Bullolo.............. 23 27 10 Hullord ... ..... 16 29 II Qu<boc ............ l338 8 WAS Minutelli 1nd Rots Powell, pi"'hm, and Freddie BcnnidCII, inficlda', m onc-)'eat Jackoolt 5~ G•lllpol" 17 l..o•don 49, Col. 4l S. Point 49, Porllmouth W.JJ Tipp Cl<y lA, Doy. Com>ll23 Washlnp 01 S6, Waverly 32 .. 1992 "'"'· CINCINNATI REDS - Auced oo umna with Chria Hammond", Gino cm.nroo~d S6,11ilhboro 46 N.Y. IIlandcn ... 2S 26 1 : Philoddpruo ....... 21 2<i II 1991 Chevrolet Camaro R/S., ______,,.... S10(90 $12,443.00 National Leapt CHICAGO CUBS - Aarecd to tenn• with Chuck Mc~y. pitcher, and {i$QIJO Pedro. cttchc:r, Cl1 one-year con- Cambrid3e 41, Coahoe\M 40 O•ymont49, WintciiVillc 34 Col. Ean 36, H1miltoo Twp. 21 Dover 71, Martina Fmy 39 GROom SS, O.y. Norll>rid&• 27 · In the NHL ... NOW 1 one-year canltlet. AU.ens !1, Wnren L«al41, JOT Sacramento 11 Wuhinawn, 1 p m Bc.too1t Indian•, 1 p.m. MllwlukH: at Cl~vtland, 1:30 p.m. San Antonio 11 HoultOn, 8 30 p.m NEW 1992 OLDSMOBILE$ conltlcta. Dlvlltun 0 Sunday's games Piu•bwlh . ........ KANSAS CITY ROYALS - A"""' to terms wiLh David Howmi, shortltop, 1nd Mike M•anante. p.tchet, on ono-year Dllllslon I Amelia 26, Cin. Andenon 24 Chillicothe 63, Mlllml Trace 32 Cin Mercy 6S, Cin Colerain 24 Cin Sycamcre45, Cin. Unullac 3~ Ci.n.. Winton Wooda SO, 01ford T•· lawandl36 Lopn II, Marietta 34 Sidnoy ll, Foirbom 2<i Spring. North 42. cmtnville 34 Denver It New Yolk, 1:30 p.m Detroit It Miami, 7:)0 p m. Orlll\do 11 Chulone, 7:30p.m. New Jcm:y 11 Athnll , 7:30p.m. Minnclw at OUcaa.o, 8.30 p.m. LA Clippen at Phor.nil, 9:30pm. Por\IIJW! at Seaale, 10 p.m. Golden Su1c 1t L.A. Labn, 10: 30 p.m. • Teun N.Y. Rana;cn ..... WuJtin&ton ..... New Jcmy ...... DETROIT TIGERS - Aaned to temu: wiLh Mih Henneman. pit.chcr, on 1 one-)'eat contrlct. . Girls-tournament action Saturday's games Patrl~ SIEAIIIIfJ (Your town) Base baD Amtrtain Leap basketball scores Pol\lmd It L.A. Clippcn, 10:30 p.m. PhOC'UA at Golden SUite, 10 30 p.m Bamcnille 68, Meadowbrook 66, OT Beaver Local 60, Lisbon S6 Fronticr70, Wood.lficld 56 Orange Chr. 55, Lake Ridae 36 Willc-Hill CM 80, Kinp )2 Transactions Ohio high school Minnelou I t Dallas, 8:30 p.m. HOUIItln It 9:l0 p.m. DON TATE CHEVY, OLDS, CADILL'lC, GEO IN POMEROY "'"'· NEW YORK YANKEES - Aped to temu with Lee Gueaennan, pitcher, on Plcific U. 86, Uuh St. 64 Santa Clan 14, Portland 61 Southem C•l94, Cdifomi1 81 UC Santi Barbin. 80, UC Irvine 74 UQ.A 96. Sllnloxd 70 Wuhinaton 71, Oregon 55 Wuhington St. 87, <maoo St. 84, OT Weber St. 62; Idaho S9 Charlone VI. Becton at Hartford, 7:30 p.m. lndiln• 11 New JetSC)', 7:30p.m. Denver at Wuhlnf011,1:30 p.m. Ddroit 11 Orl&ndo, 1:30 p.m. Cruc.ao 1tAtlmt1, 7:30p.m Satnnr.tnto 1t Clncluci.?:JO P·"'· Phihddphia 11 San Antonio, 8 p m 949-2642 49 NE WinoiJ 79, S•crunento St. 63 Nevada 12, E Washington 60 Tonlghl's.games College hoops .. . MlLWAUKKEE BREWERS Agracd 10 term~ with Dt.mn Hobnea and Kevin Brown, pitchm, on .:.to-year con- Boys-regular season Akm1 E. 63,Akmn N. 61 Akrort FiresLOne 74, Akron Butchel 71 \00 INTENSE PRESSURE - Arizona State defenders Tony Ronaldson (10) and Jamal Faulkner (left) put inlense pressure on Ari- classes are aU great But this hasn't been done in a long, long while," coach Bill Frieder said. In other games, No. 2 UCLA routed Stanford 96-70, No. 15 Southern Cal beat California 94-81 and DePaul downed No. 19 Cincinnati 71-69. Duke (21-1, Il-l Atlantic Coast Conference) trailed 89-88 with 38 seconds left after Maryland's Kevin McLinton made a 15 -fool jumper. Christian Laeuner, who led Duke with 30 points , missed a shon shol in the lane, but Antonio Lang followed up with a basket with 22 seconds 10 go. McLinlon, who had 25 points and 11 assists, missed a running one-bander in the lane, and Thomas 33 Arizona St. 17, Anzon1 74 Boise St. 74, 1daho St. 12 Bng.t11m Youna 58 , Uuh 56 Frt:~ no St. 14, San Jose St. 11 GoouJ• 58, S111 Diego !50 Ha:w1u 79, Colortodo St. 65 Long Beach St. 85, Cal St.-Fullerton Clenland 92, New York 89 Miami Ill , Milw111kce 109 HOUila'lliO. Philadelphia 101 Seattle !OS, LA NEW 1991's -CHECK OUT THESE DEALS Southwest Teus-EJ Puo 74, Wyoming 72, OT W Kcntueky7S,Arlr:anmSt.62 """""' ····· .......... 33 LA. L.ok011 ......... 29 Scanle .... .............. 28 LA niPI"" ... 27 Su:nrnento ........... 17 20 24 25 2S 35 Soulhinpxo l9, f•izpon Honllng 36 SL MIOI}''o 60. Dofionco SO Stow S4, Nordonil 'll Syt ... anll Southview 46, Anth.ony Waync40 Tol. Central39, Tol. No~ D•me 34 Tol. St. Ut~~.~la74, Tot Wa1te 48 Triway 46, K.idtm Chr. 44 Twin ValleyS. 51, Tri·CoWlt)' N. 32 Vonnilim l9, WollinKiool9 Wauseon 63, Patrick IIcmy 62 Willoughby S. 77, Maple HIS. 58 Woodmore 46, Northwood 45 Young. Moone)' 37, Jackson-Milton . Lamu 93, Ark.-L.iu.le R.xk 7l Paclnc Dlvlllon Portland ................ ,36 15 .706 PerrysburJ 54, Holland Spring. 33 Poland 69, Young. Chancy 62 Pon Clinton 58, Huron 49 Ravmn~.46, Cuyahos• F.U. 36 Sandusky 44, BcJJ.evue 38 Sherwood FWview 79, Wa,nc Trace 38 Tulu 74, Wtchit• St.60 W. Winoi& 86, Chicago St. 70 Wisoonsm 92, lllinoLS 78 20 245 Lake~ide Otuw• Hilh: 36, DanbLlry 30 T<clt 60 CD ll OT Tuu-Arlington 103, McNme St. 88 Va . Commonwcalt.h 63, Virginia Mldwat Dl¥i1lon Minnalota .... Mentor 54, Oc:neva 35 Mirmc: SO, Fon Recovc:ry 46 NapoleonS~. Sylvania Nonlwiew 48 Nelsonville-YOlk 47, Miller 44 New tnolvillc SO, SL hauy 40 Norwn 66. Ttllmadge 40 Oregon Clly 42, To!. Whitmer 40, Sam HouMn St. 84, NE Lowllanl75 St.etaon 91, Centenlt)' 18 WESTERN CONFERENCE San Anton~o .. ........ 30 22 37 Nonh T~u IS. Nicholll St. 83 Central Dlv!Jion Chie~so ........ .... 43 10 .ill Cleveland.-... -..34 17 ·'" Detroit........ .... 30 23 l66 Adan1a ............... 26 2<i .lOO Milwaukee ............ll 1:1 481 lndiano .... ... .......24 30 444 Chatlou. ........... 17 3l 327 Ttam Howland 51, Salem 37 t.ibody SO, Moplowood 43 Lordstown 49, Sebrin1 30 Maricm Local. SO, Mendoo Union 11 M1uillon Walhington 64, Akron N CooUnan 67 Iluko 91, Muylond 89 Fla. lni.Cmuional 84, SE l.ouuian1 68 Liberty 98, Morehead St. 78 Louisiana Tech 69, SW Loois!ana 62 N.C. O.od""' 71. Soulllcm Mia. 61 NW Lou.i•llna 89, Stephen F.Awtin 83 i.l .:146 .:>Al Gloonobura o..... !I, Rt:vcno 39 Al1 .-Birrmngh1m 114 , Bethune· GB ~~·.::::.:::::.~ ~ ·~; Fnmmu SL 42, C...y 41, af Genoa~. Gibooa\wJ 28 Towaon St. 19, Brooklyn CoL 66 South .635 .558 .472 !"""" SL. Joaeph'1'79, GcorJc Wuhinston EASTERN CONFERENCE ~THE INVITES YOU TO THEIR FEBRUARY BASH • 10 FULL DAYS ALL PRICES DRASTICALLY SLASHED NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. PRICES GOOD UNTIL 6 P.M. MARCH I, 1992 "It doesn't look like we 're going to sit on what we accomplished last year," he said. "We're not going to live off that. We all want to work hard 10 do it again. We all know it all starts in spring training." Worrell knows that as well as anyone. Once one of baseball's lOp relievers, he has missed two seasons because of elbow and shoulder injuries. Worrell was one of abou1 20 players who worked out at the St Louis Cardinals' camp in St. Petersburg, Fla., one clay before !he first official practice. He's confident about regairting a spot on the roster, even though Lee Smilh has claimed the Cardinals' role as the closer. Score boar(( GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St Ft. Myers, Fla., for the World Series champion Minnesota Twins. The Twins said all 23 pitchers and six catchers on their rosier were in camp and would be at loday's fust mandatory practice. . Puckeu also was on hand, even though position players are not sch~uled to repon until ne~t week. "Working hard is our forte," Puckeu said. "We can't rest on our laurels. That was 1991, and this is 1992. It's a different year. We were champs last year and the world knew it, so guys are going to be shooting for us. We've got to be on lop of things from the start." As always, the champions began the year saying thai there would be no complacency . Reliever Rock Aguilera was the first to address the ~ubject for the Twins. ' Fol!lolah. Dlddooan 95, Lons hlll\4 ' u 77 . ! ' U.. IS. Clnl. Co' WkU Sl. .56 , t' =h, NJ.71,W.JI , -II. 77,w,,...5, •~ Mtft,ar .... · " · - . . ... Mat)''' \ ' ILI'nnolo,NY69, MWII6 ' BAnERY ~you~~~~o·f~m~loo~:~~~~~ .H&RaGCit POIIIIOY 6111AIT MAIN nltET 788 NORTH SECOND ' tt2•6674 MIPOLEPORT · ' . ' . Mon.:a._Tun., Wed., Fri.: t:3Q.S:Oo 1nure .. l Sat.: 9:30..2:00 �•' Page 5o The Dally Sentinel· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .. .. The Dally Sentinel-Page 7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, February 21, 1992 . . Friday, February 21, 1992 -.. • 'il·, • '• • ••• •• • •• Take the initiative·. Test the boundaries. Prove that true • Ieade rsh ip IS developed, not inherited. ~THE · Leac/ership fora growing or Church jesus Chrl!t Apostolic VanZandt and Ward Rd. Pastor: Miller Free_WI!! Baptist Chur<h Ash Street, MiddJeport Pastor: Mark Morrow Saturday Service-7:30p.m. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m., Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. GRAVELY SYSTEM 992·2975 Pomeroy Middleport 992·6669 BANKEONE Whatever it takes: Wesleyan Dible Hotlnoss Church 7S Pearl SL, Middleport. Pastor: Rev. Roy McCaRy Sunday school · 9:30 Lm. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service -7:30p.m. Bearwallow Ridge Church ol Christ Pastor: Jack-Colegro'l!e Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30.a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services -6:30p.m. Pastor: lnlerim pastor Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m . Wednesday Services - 7 p.m . Bradbury Church of Christ Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School· 9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Tuppers Plains Church of Christ Paslor: Robert Foner Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship· 9:45 a.m., 6:30p.m. Sunday School- 9:15 a.m. Worship · 10:15 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Dcxlcr Church of Christ Pastor: Chris Slcwan Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m . Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Racine First Baptist Pastor: Slcve Deaver Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:40 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Sel'\lices - 7:30p.m. Rutland Church of Christ PaSior: Eugene E. Underwood Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship · I 0:30a.m .. 7 p.m. Pastor. Rev. James A. Seddon Pomeroy THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP Middleport 992·3345 Zion Church of Christ Paneroy, Hanisonville Rd. (R1. 143) Pastor: E. LamarO'Bryant Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship -10:45 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Middleport First Baptist Comer Sixth & Palmer K&C JEWELERS VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Pomeroy· 992·2104 Sliver Run Baptist Pastor: Bill Liu.lc Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m., 7::JOg.m. Wednesday Sel'\lices - 7:3 p.m. Mt. Union Baptist Paslor: Joe N. Sayre Sunday School- 9:45 a.m. Evening - 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 6:30p.m. Bethlehem Baptist Pastor: Rev. Earl Shuler Sunday School- 10:30 a'.m. Worship · 9:30a.m. Thursday Services - 7:30p.m. Old llcthe Free Will Baptist Church 2860 I St. Rt. 7. MidOiepon Sunday School· 10 a.m. Evening - 7:30p.m. Thursday Services - 7:30p.m. Hillside Baptist Church St. Rt. 143 just off Rt. 7 Pastor: Rev. James R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m., 6 p.m . Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT !Jb.Yty Christian Church . --· Dexter Pastor: Woody Call Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesd•y Service- 7 p.m. Langsville Christian Church Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip·10:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Hemlock Grove Chur(b Pastor: Charles Danigan Sunday school· 10:30 a.m. Wonhip ·9:30a.m., 7 p.m. SWISHER·LOHSE PHARMACY Hartford Church of Christ In Chrlsllan Union Hanford, W.Va . Pastor: Rev. David McManis Sunday School • II a.m. Worship · 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Church of God ML Moriah Church·ol God l:b<-ine PastOI': Rev. James Satterfield Sunday School - 9:4S a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Rutland Church of God Pastor: lolul F. Corcoran Sunday Schoo}: 10 a.m. Wonh1p - 11 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Syracuse Church of God Apple and Second Sts. Pas10r:1Rev. David Ruuell Sunday School and Wonhip· 9:30a.m. Evening Scrvicea- 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Church of God of Prophecy O.l. White Rd. oil St. Rt. 160 Pastor: Pat Henson Sunday School · 10 a.m. • Wonhip - II a.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. • Churth : 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992-5898 .Putor: Rev. Waller E. Heinz ioat. Con . 4:45-5:15 p.m.; Mass · 5:30p.m. Sun. Con. · 8:45·9:15 a.m., • ~.. Sun. Mass 9:30a.m. Daily M111 · 8:30a.m. Pomeroy Holiness Srr...oe Church of the Naurene PaJUJr: Rev. Glean Mc:Millan Sunday SchOQI • 9:30 a.m. Wonltip • 10:30 Lm., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Heath (Middlepor1) Pastor: Frank Smith Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service• · 6p.m. Pomeroy Church ol the NUII'eae Pastor: Rev. Thoina1 McClung Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip . 10:30 Lm. arul6 p.m. WedTICiday Services · 7 p.m. Mlncrs\'llle Pasi.Or; We~ley Thatcher Sunday School· 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m. Chester Church or tbe Nazarene Pastor. Rev. Herbert Grate Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip • II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Pearl Chapel Pastor: Ao1<11CC Smith Sunday School· 9 a.m . Wonhip · 10 a.m. Harrisonville Holiness Chapter Pastor: Rev. John Neville Sunday School I 0 a.m. Worship· II a.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. Pastor: Glcndoo Stroud Sunday School · 9130 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 Lm., 1 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Latter-Day Saints Trlni!J COII111''1ad011al Clturch Pastor. Rev. Roland Wildman Oiurch · 9:15a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Snowville Pastor: Aormcc Smith Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship · 9 a.m. Reorganl•ed Church ol Je<us Christ In Latter Day Saints Portland -Racine Rd. Pastor: William Roush Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship ·I 0:30a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Southern Clusler Apple Gro¥e Pastor: Carl Hicks Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship · 10 am., 7 p.m. Thu rsday Services · 7 p.m. Lutheran St. John Lutheran Churclt Pine Grove Pastor: Laura A. Leach Shreffler Worship-9:30a.m. Sunday School - 10:30a.m. Carmel Pastor: Kemelh Baker Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wor>hip - 10:45 a.m. (2nd .It 4th Sun) St, Paul Lutheran Chur<h Comer Sycainort &. Second St, Pomeroy Pastor: Laura A. Leach Shreffler Sunday School -9:45a.m. Worship - lla.m. Morning Star Pastor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School - 9:45a.m. Worship· 10:3(}a.m. Thursday Servict• · 7:30p.m. United Methodist Sutton · Pu1or: KcMcth Baker Smday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m . (1st & 3rd Sun) Graham United Methodist Worship · 9:30a.m. (1st & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd & 4th Sun) Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. East Letart Pas1or: Roger Grace Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship· 9a.m. Mt. Olivo Unltod Methodist Off 124 behind Wilketville PaslOr: Charles Jones Sunday SChool - 9:30a.m. Worship · I 0:30a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Meigs Cooperative Parish Northeast Cluster Alfred Pastor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship · II a.m., 6:30p.m. ,· Faith Tabernacle Church Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmett Rawsan SundJy School · 10:00 a.m. Evening 7 p.m. Thursday Service- 1 p.m. Ro]olclng Lifo C~urch 500 N. 2nd Ave., Mid. ~epon Pas~r: Rev. Michael Pangia Sunda:r.School · 10 a.m. Wcdnes y Services· 7 pm. Hazel Community Church OIIRt 124 Pastor: Edsel Hart Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 am.• 7:30p.m. •• • .'•.. ... .• • • • •' ·.,•••-• ..•• :· ... Christian F•llowsltlp Center Solem St., Rudand Pallor: Robert E. Musser Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip - II:ISa.m., 7p.m. Thursday Service -1 p.m. Syracuse First United Prcsbyt.,.lan '• Sunday School - 10 a.m. .; Worship- II a.m., 4 p.m. (I" .It 3rd Sun.) • Seventh -Day Adventist • • Mone Chapel Church Supt.: Mike Mauon Sunday school - 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Sev-·DIJ Adve11tlol Mulberry Hu. Rd., Pomeroy Plstor. Bob Snyder Saturday Services: Sabbath School - 2 p.m. Wonhip • 3J>m. • • Hkklngport Church Grand Street Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m. Wednesday Services - 8 p.m. llnlted Faith Churdl Rl. 7 on Pom<n>y By· Pall Pastor: Rev. Rotrcn E. Smith, Ss. Sunday School ! 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm .• 7 p.m. Wednesday Service· 7 p.m. Faith Gosp•I Church • • -•n · Eden Unhcd Br...ron In Clorlst 2 In miles north or Rcedlville on State Route 124 Pastor: Rev. Robert Martdey Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship - 7J>m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. ..• • • • ..: Etdcsla Fellowship 128 Mill St., Middleport Pastor: Olud< McP!tenon Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wedncsday Service · 7 p.m. Nazarene ..' • • tull Goipcl IJ&hthouse 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy P•stor. Roy Hunter Sunday School· 10 a.m. Evening 7:30p.m. Tuesday I< Thursday ·7:30p.m. • ...• •• ~. .\ ...•• N- SeiUement Church SundayWonhip -.2:30p.m.; Thunday tervicet:-7:30 p.m. Reodsvllle Fellowship Church of the Naurene Pastor: Jolvr W. Douglas Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship ·10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. FlatwO<Hts Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worsh1p • II a.m., 6 p.m. Thunday Services -7 p.m. .•- .• Middleport Presbyttrlan .• Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m., 4 p.m. (2nd & 4th Sun.) : ML Oil" Comnsuolty Church PasiOr: lAwrence Bush Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wedneday Service · 7 p.RL Enterprise Pasux: Keith Rader Sunday School • I 0 a.m. .Worship - 9 a.m., 6 p.m. Tuesday Services- 7 p.m. .• PfeiibJitliiil Clturdt Won hip Sunday School - 9:4S Lm. llclhel Church Township Rd., 468C Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Wednesday Services· tO a.m. M!dlliopor1 Church of the Nazmno Pastor: Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday ServioeJ -7 p.m. '•.· .•• • • • • • •• • LongBottom Pastor: Charles Ea1011 Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Racine.First Church of the Nauron• Paslor: Thomas L. Gates, n Sunday SChool· 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. •. • Dyesvlllt Communllf Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30Lm., 7 p.m. ·Mt. Hermon U.IIN In Christ Church Tens Community o/f CR 82 Pastor. Rotrcn Sanden Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedrrosday Services · 7:30 p.m. Central Cluster Asbury (Syncuse) Pastor: Wesley Thatcher Sundoy School ·9:45a.m. Worship - ll ·a.m. Wcdnw;day Services - 7:10p.m. I, • Worship · 9:30a.m. SLIIlday School - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services- 7;30 p.m. Torch Church Co. Rd. 63 Sr.atday School - 9:30a.m . Woohip - 10:30 a.m. •· • Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip , 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m . Tuppers Plains St. Paul Putor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m.· Tuesday Services - 7:30p.m. • • Mlddlopllf't Pcntocostal Third Ave. Rev. Clark Baker School · 10 a.m. -6 . . United Brethren Reedsville Pas1or: Rev. Charles Eaton Worship · 9:30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. •• Pctstecostol A-bly St Rt. 124, Racine Pastor: William Hoback Sunday School - 10 am. Evening -1 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Long Bouom Joppa •.•. Pentecostal Syracuse Mission 1411 Bridgeman St., Syracuse Pastor: Roy (Mike) Thompson Sunday Schooi·IO a.m. Evening · 6 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. Coolville Unllcd Methodist Pulslt Panor: Harold E. Alloway-Priddy Coolvltlt Church Main & Ftfth St. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worshi ~ · 9a.m. Tuesday Semces - 7 p.m. Pastor: Brenda Weber ..•. CalnT')' Dible Churdt Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Pa&ror: Rev. Blackwood Sunday School- 9:30 Lm. Wonhip 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30pm. Stlvorsvl!le w...d of Faith Pastor: David Dailey Sunday School 9:30a.m. Evening • 7 p.m. Thursday Service-7:30p.m. Rutland Bible Methodist Pastor: Rev . Ivan Myers Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. .:•. Falnlow Bible Church Letan, W.Va. Rt I PaSior: James Lewis Sunday School ·- II a.m. Worship · 9:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wodneoday Service-7:30p.m. Mldd!Cport Communlly Church 575 Pearl St., Middleport · Pu10r: Sam Anderson S111day SchooiiO a.m. Evening · 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Laurel CUff Free Methodist Church Pastor: William Williams Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - !0:30a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Chester Pastor: Sharon Hausman Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Thursda ~ S~rvicc s - 7 p.m. ·: Calvary Pllarim Chapel Harrisonville Road Putor: Rev. Victos Roush Sr.atday School 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - I lam., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Burlington Community Church Burlingham Pastor: Ray La•dcrmllt Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Racine Pastor: Roger Grace Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - 11 a.m. • ..· The Salvation Army II S Butternut Ave., Pomei'O)' . SW1day School · 10:30 a.m. Wonhip · 10:00 a.m.. 7:30p.m. Bclhany Pastor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship· 9 a.m. Wednesday Services- 10 a.m. Our Sa"lour Lutheran Church -6 Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va . Paslor: Rev. George C. Weirick Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship · II a.m . • • • • Spiritual Faith Church State 338. Antiquity Paslor: A. Stewan Sunday School· 10 a.m. Evening -7:30p.m. Thunday Service - 7:30p.m. Other Churches Salem Ce~~ter PasLOr: Ron Fierce Sunday School · 9:1S a.m. Worship· 10:15 a.m. .. Whlte•s Ch·apel Wesleyan Cool wiDe Road PaSlor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 am. Wednesday Service - 1 p.m. New Haven Churdl oUhe Na:urene Rutland Pastor: Arthur Crtbl.rce Sunday School · 9:30a.m. WDrship - 10:30 a.m. Thund11y Services -7 p.m. •• Freedom Gospel MlaicMI Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 Pastor: Rev. Roger Willford Sunday School - 9:30 Lm. Worship! 10:4S a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Portland First Church of the Naure11e Putor: William Ju!tis Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship ·I 0:40a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. RO<k Springs Pastor:Keith Rader Sundoy School · 9:15 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Wedneaday Services- 6 p.m. -..: Carleton lnltrdt!nomlnatlonal Cllurd Kingobury Rood Putor: Clyde W. Henderson Sunday School • 9:30 Lm. Evcnin& - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Rulland Church tithe Nazarene Putor: Samuel Buye Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 am., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Pomeroy P11sLOr: Ewthae (Grace) Kee Sunday School · 9:15a.m. Worship ·I 0:30a.m., 6g.m. Wednesday Services- 7:3 p.m. Hysell Run Holiness Church Pastor: Roben Manley Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 am .• 7 p.m. Thursday Service-7:30p.m. Christian Union Hobson Church otChriSIIn Christian Union Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Evening - 7 p.m . Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Mt. Moriah Baptist Founh & Main St., Middlepon Pastor: Rev. Gilbcn Craig, Jr. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:4S am. Antiquity Baptist Pastor: KeMeth Smith Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:4S a.m. Thursday Services - 7:30p.m. Rutland Free Will Baptist Salem St. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening -7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Ash Stroot Freewill Baptist Middleport 992·2955 Success Road Church of Christ Pastor: Joseph B. Hoskins Sunday School - 9 am. Worship · 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Forest Run Baptist Pastor: Arius Hun Sunday School - 10 11 .m. Won hip · II a.m. Middleport 992·2635 Bradford Church of Christ St. Rt. 124 & Co. Rd . l Pastor: Derek Stump Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Faith Baptist Church Railroad Sl., Mason Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship- II am., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services -1 p.m. VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. 992·6611 I Victory Baptist 525 N. 2nd St., Middlcpon Pas1or: James E. Keesee Worsh.ip - tO a.m.,7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pomeroy 992·5432 Mason Church of Christ Miller St., Mason, W.Va. Sonday School· 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m ., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m . Hope Baptist Chapel 570 Grant St., Middlepon Pastor: David Bryan , Sr. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 1 p.m. INGELS FURNITURE· JEWELRY & RADIO SHACK Pomeroy .992·3785 ' fiA\'KONf. AHIS\'5, .~.• .•!.~V..·• FDIC Keno Church or Christ Worship-9:30a.m. Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. 41872 Pomeroy Pike 992·2115 PRESCRIPTION SHOP Middleport Church of Christ 5th and Main Past.or: AI Hansoo . Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 8: IS, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. " Wednetday Services -7 p.m. Pine Grove Bible Holness Church in mile off Rt 325 Paator: Rev. O'DeD Manley Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m. Pomeroy First Baptist East Main Sr:. Pas10r: Steve Fuller Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. First Southern Baptist ' Episcopal Pomeroy Westside Church of Christ 33226 Olildren's Hane Rd. 992-3847 Sunday school· II a.m. Worship · IOa.m., 6p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Rutland First Baptlsl Church I New Life Church of God Chesltf PIIStor: Gary Hines Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship- 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Grace Episcopal Church 326 E. Main St., Paneroy · Pastor: Rev. Dr. Roy C. Myen' Sunday achooland won hip • II ;)0 a.m. planet SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS GRAVELY TRACTORS Pomeroy Church of Christ 212 W. Main St Pastor: Andrew Mil~s Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 am., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. ' ' I•'• ' Pomeroy Church of Jesus Christ Apostol)< Faith Putor: Robert W. Richards Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. leadership for a growing planet. 992·2556 Church of Christ New Lima Rd., next to Ft. Meigs Park FFA members from across the nation are doing it- by reaching within themselves to develop the strength and abilities to become tomorrow's guardians of the earth. Join the FFA members in your community as they provide ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY Apostolic ForoSIRun Pastor: Wesley Thatcher Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship • 9 a.m. Thursday Service• • 6:30p.m. .• Soutb Bethll New T....ment Silver Ridge Pastor: Duane Sydcn1lricker Sunday Sdtool • 9 a.m. Wonhip • tO,a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servioe - 7 p.m. • • • •• . M R&G FEED and SUPPLY Pomeroy 992·2164 •. I ' I 1' FRUTH.' 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S.CIIJ An. SWISHER & LOHSE PHMMKY · !M~ . We Fill Doctors' ·~ Pr•!tcrlptlon!. "2-2951 . Pomeroy FURNITURE & HARDWARE Hom elite Sun 214 E. Main "2·5130 Pomeroy EWING FUNERAL HOME RAWUNGS.COAlS FISHER FUNERAL HOME · ··Oi/{nil~- nnd ~f'rl'i('P Aht•oya" Established 1913 992-2121 992-5141 264 South 2nd . . RIDENOUR SUPPLY 10. ....,, ,,.. Mldtlltport Veteran• MlmOrial Wtal liS I. l!lotwilllr. ,~2·210* .. ·"···"· ONt ,, ' ,_, . ••• �21 1992 OhiO: Announcement s 21 Business OpportunHy !NOTlCE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bual· nn• with peoplt you know1 and NOT to ltnd monty througn tht mall until you have lnvtltlgattd th1 offering. RATES Words 1 3 15 15 15 15 15 6 COPY DEADLINE Monday Paper Tuesday Paper Wednesday Paper Thursday Paper Friday Paper Sunday Paper Call 992-2156 MoN. thru FRI. 8A .M.-5P.M. - SAT.S-12 CLOSED SUNDAY POLICIES • Adt ouliKie Calba , Maton or Meaga counlie. muat be prepaid • Reeene duco unt for adt paid 1n adwance • Free Ad.. Gn·e.away and Found ada under 15 worda will be run 3 day• at no charge • Prtce of ad for all capitallelten 11 double price of ad COlt • 7 pomt hne type only uted • Trilnme ll not reaponuble for erron after flnt day (chet: k forerron lint day ad runt in paper). Call before 2:00 p m day after pubhc:atwn lO make co rrec uon • Ad. that mutt he paid m advance are Can! of Thanlu Happy Ado In Memoraam Yard Sale. • A daaa1fied ad n:rtiae ment placed m the Ga lbpolll Da1ly Trabune (except Cla111fied Duplay, Bu.ameu Card or Legal Notice•) wtllalao appear in the Po1nl Pleaaa nt Regiater and the Da1ly Sentinel, reachlll@: over 18,000 home• BULLETIN BOARD BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE PUBliCATION AREA OSlOMY ASSOC. MEET SUNDAY, FEB. 23, 2:30 P.M At Pleasant Valley Hosprtal Downstairs Conference Room. Call 675·4340 Ext. 387 lor more Information Public Nollce Public Notice water and sewage. PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with Sec- tion 307.86, ORC, sealed bids will be received by tho Meigs County Board of Commls· sloneraln their oHice located in the Courthouse, Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, until 12:00 noon on February. 28, 1992. Thebldswllibeopened at 2:30 p.m. on February 28, 1992, and road aloud lor the following building leue. Each bid to meet the condl· tlono and opeclllcatlona as follows: Between 1400 and 2000 square Joel total ground floor space to house the Meigs County Board ol Elections; Toilet facilities lor both men and women; lndustrlal·lype carpeting; special typo wlr· lng for computer hook·up; adequalellghtlng lor tachnl· cal office work; central heal· lng and air conditioning. Must be located within two blocks ol the Courthouse; must be ready for occupancy by April 1, 1992 Minimum ol 25 It counler space required. Faclllly must be accessible 11> handicapped. All bldato include cost of maintenance for both Interior and exterior or building. Rental required for sold build· Jng and related lacllltles ohould be lor a minimum of live (5) year• with an option clauoe lor an additional live y~1ra. Rentto fncludecost ol The front of the envelope conlainlng the bid must be marked "Sealed Bid - Elec· lion Office". Bidder to fur· nlsh own bid lorm. The Board of Meigs County Commissioner• may accept the lowest bid or select the best bid lor the In· tended purpooeand reserves the right to reject any or all bids and/or any part thoreol. Meigs County Commltslonera Mary Hobotetter, Clerk (2) 14, 21; 2TC Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that on Saturday, February 22, 1992, al tO:OO a.m., a pubhc ult will be held al tOS Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, lo aoll for caoh the following collateral: 19sg FORO TEMP SIIFAPP36X2KK107080 1990 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER SE 4 OR Sf t C3XC46R3LD737097 The Farmers Bank and Saving• Company, Pom· eroy, Ohio, re1erve1 the right to bid ot llols salo, and to withdraw lht above collateral prior to ule. Further, Tho Farmer• Bank and Savings Company reserve• lho right lo reject 10 Monthly DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION I 00 p.m. Sa turday I 00 p m Monday I 00 p m Tuesday I 00 p m. Wednesday 100 p m Thursday I 00 p m Frtday Rate Ove~ $4.00 $6.00 $9.00 $13.00 $1.30/day 15 Words $ .20 $ .30 $ 42 $ 60 $ 05/day GET RESULTS • FAST! GalUs Cowlly Meigo County MSllOn Co., WV Area Code 614 Area Code 614 Area Code 304 446-Cal~po~o 992-Middlepoo1/ 367-Cheah.ire Pomeroy 675-Pt. Ple11aant 458-Leon 388-Vinlon 24S..Rio Grande 985-Cheller 576-Apple Grove 843-Portland 773-Muon 882-New linen 256-Guyan Ddt. 643-Ara bia Oitt. 379-Walnul 24 7-Letar1 r.u. 2- Jn Memory 3- Announcemenll 4--- Cneaway 5- Happy Ad A 6- Loatand Found 1- Loll and Found ~ Pubhc Sa le & Au ction 895-Lelart 949-Rac in e 742-Rulland 937-Bulfalo 667-CooiVIIIe Public Notice Public Notice any or all bida aubmitted. Further, the above collateral will be sold In lht condition II is In wllh no expreues or Implied warranti08 given. For more Inlormalion contact Scott Shank al 992· 3293. (2) 19, 20, 21, 31c med1cal and social 1ervice agencies In Melgo and adjacent countiea. Tho Mulga County Council on Aging, Inc. inv1te1 commen11 and proposals hom all 1ntereatoil public, private and paratran1it operator• including taxi oporatoro, lor the provlalon ol tranoportation aervlctlo lht elderly and handicapped wllhln our service areL Operaloro who are intoroaled in ollorlng proposal• to provide service 1hould contact Beth Theiu, Interim Director, at Meigs Co~nty Council on Agin!iJ, Inc., P. 0. Box 722, Mulberry Heighta, Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769, to obtain lull details of lhe type or transportation serv1ce lhal is needed prior lo preparing a propooaf. Writlen comment& or propoull muol be oubmiHed wilhln 30 daya lo the agency al lht above oddreas wilh a copy to lhe Ohio Department of Tranaportation, Diviaion of Public Tranaporlalion, 25 South Front Street, Room 716, Columbua, Ohio 43216· 0899; Attention: Deputy Director. (2) 21, 28, 2tc Public Nollce PUBLIC NOTICE The Meiga County Council on Aging, Inc., which 11 a private non·profil corporation Intend• lo aubmllan appplication lor a capital granl under lila provision of Section 16(bK2) of the Urban Mau Tranaportation Act ol t!li4, as amended, lo provide tranaporlallon urvlct lor lhe elderly and handicapped within Melgo County (Roulea are demand· responolvt and cover all areas of the county). The grant •pplicatlon wall raque1t one (1) Standard Van (VA·14-0) wilh air-conditioning, It It proJected lloot 80 elderly and handicapped per1on1 will u1e the 1ervlce 5 dayo a week, 52 weeka a year for varioue actlvitiea, Including tranoportatlon to 9- Wanted to Bu y Our s,.... Sldpmeon or 1\llen Now In Sto~k. 'Your Local »~· Ball V.oJ,r 'n-oy~Dih b WAKIIrElii'S soWost,a~..,oW.•S93~aJs MICROWAVES VHS CAMERAS AUTO RADIOS REPAIRED 614-992-3524 1·22·'92·1 mo. RACINE GUN CLUB GUN SHOOT 1:00 P.M. 17- Mucellaneou1 18- Wanted To Do R&C EXCAVATIN,G BULLDOZING PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER LINES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAULING : Limestone, D1rt, Gravel and Coal Licensed and Bonded PH. 614·992-5591 CALL 742·2771 15 Sessl•1.---'25.00 12 Sessl•s.----'20.00 6Stssltls..---'12.00 1Stssltl- - -- - ' 3.50 FREE SESSION WITH EVERY RENEWAL Sn•ol klads ollarloos SCA WOlf£ liDS 2117/1 mo. d. OFFICE g92·2886 TRDY-BI£f'' Ow Sprine: Sbt.-ent Or Troy-Bdt 1lller• N•w In Stock. Your L«al. '!J!r·BUt DNJ., WAKfllflii'S Middleport, OH oWNER WANTS AN OFFER·Pomeroy·5 lots w1lll a 2 ' story home Home has 4 bedrooms, dinng room, and a lull basement New gas lumace and a big one oar garage NOW $15,000 HEMLOCK GROVE·you want ~USIOn 1n a groat are~. you need to see tins Approx 48 acres With small fru11 orchard, grape 111nes, worl<shop & large shed lor equ1pment storage Home IS lully carpeted and~as 3 bedrooms, 1 1/ 2 beths. n1ce deck. screened In porch equ1pped k1tchen. d1n1ng room Andersen w1ndows. and a 112 basement . ' $54,900 l. Longbottom-Hayman Rd·ThiS m1n1·farm has approx 7 'acms w1th a 5 yr old modular it has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths , family room, wet bar, garden balhtub, fireplace, Island 1n kirchen, heat pYmp, and a summer kitchen All 1n good condilion. NOW $49,000 POMEROY-Hyaoll Run·Hunter·s Oream-7 112 acres of wooded land on a nioo black top road $8,500 SYRACUSE-4111 Sl·need an extra1neome? You can have 1111you buy this 4 ooproom, 2 bath Duplex located close to the park & pool also 1neluded 1s an exta tra1ler lot ALL FOR $28,000 MIDD~EPORT·II you want privacy near town w11h a great ,._then we haw the place lor you On this 6.77 acres you can build ywr dream home There 1s water & Elec. avaJI· able. $17,500 INSIDE LOOKING OUT ... THROUGH THE GLASSED IN FAMILY ROOM ol lhio 3 BR brick ranch homo. 2 baths, WBFP, good locatiOn on Flatwoodo Rd. ASKING $49,900 Como- .. onaka an offer rtsow...al•us, otM •593-llll 21201!12!.1 mo. COUNTRY MOilLE HOME 3 Nltt MNiollotles!. IIIII Ju II Nortlo ol P...,, Sfarlltlg II '225 Jll' ••· CaiUI4-992-SS28 Of 385-8227 2 3 92/t ... COMMERCIAL LOT - Pomeroy • Ma1n Sl - Gruat site lor various polential usas Drustocally reduced to $40,000. Make an offori TRULY THIS HOUSE IS A SUCE OF PERFECTION! At an unbol1ovablo prical 2 stooy !ramo, lull basement 3 BRo, 2Yt balhl, 2+ ocreo, garden space, 1 car garage wfworf<shop, CA. dock, fireplace. Only $31 ,9001 REDUCED! SPRING FEVER? READY TO PLOW THAT GARDEN! GRAZE THOSE COWS?... Here you gol A frame farm home w/80+ acres, !1 basement, c11tem & TCP walor available. Immediate pouesoionl $49,000. Maka an offeri VACANT LOT - Pomeroy - 60x100 on Main Slroet. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! Asking $3,900. Make an offeri THE ONLY THING THIS HOME NEEDS IS .... YOU! One story ranch atyle In Roggo Creal Subdivision. 3 BR's, 2 baths, att. garegt, tltc FA. Roady & waiting lor you. $42,600. I HELP! WANTED... USTINGS, WE NEED USTINGSI SUBMIT YOURS WITH US lODAYI GET REIULTil WE HAVE IERIOUI BUYERS FOR SERIOUS SELLERS! 1EJr1F1Y E. CLIL.Afl),_,,,,............... _ ..,,,,.......ll2...1tt TRACY BRINAGER..........- - .............- ..14f..UII ~IANTRUIIILL------·-·.. ---.M......, ' - HomCJ 1 . ~1'\TI ·. ,!ilt. 32- Mob1le Homea for Sale 33- Farm• for Sale 34.- 801tneu Buildmg. 3:>- Loll & Ac,...ge 36- Real E1tate Wanted BE\T \I. :' 41- Hou.ea for Rent 42- Mob1lc Homea for Rent 43-- Farm• for Ren t 44- Apartment for Rent Quality Stone Co. SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE Call614·992-6637 St. Rt. 7 Cheshire, OH. H~lp Wanted EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MEIGS COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING MUOI!~w OUAUACATIONS: B•chtlor Degree In Public AdmlnlalriUon, Gerontology, Socllol Work, Nursing, or roletecl fttld, plus two yMrs npwlenct In 1 prole11Ion.t CllpiCity In lhe lleld of humon 11rvlcea, plennlng, or rsleltd fttld, or equ!YIIItnl tX•ptrltnce In 1dmln· lllrltlVe CIPICity Wilh community buelneu or govtmmllll PIOjl".llll• FuU lolldtlo.rtplfon lillY be oblalnecl (rom Joyce ljunch, Ph. H2·2111 or write llelga County ltnlor Clllltne een•r, . lox 722, Pomw..,., Ohio .. 711. Deedltne lor IPPIYfnglalllnll t, 1-. qulpmont, 307 H2.fnt Rentals Horizon 40 mila• gal, $1,550. 'f'A~Dli' _::.·-- 51- Houaehold Good. 52- Sportmg Coo<h 53- Antiquea 54- Miac. Merchandise 55- Build1ng Suppl1ca BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Aulol for Sale T ruck• for Sale Vam & 4 WD'• Motorcycle. Boat. & Moton for Sale Auto Parll & Ac•••.,·or•••l COmeS spent 'ng ffiOney bOC k f0 ld I Help wanted 11 Help Wanted AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU Ladln Or Mtn Needed For Benefttt, Good Paying O..r $5 An Hour. Transportation, 407-292-4'M7, Vary Temporary. Light Office Ext. 511 9a.m.-10p m Toll Work. No Experience Ntcts• Ref undid sary. Also Nttd Ladles Or Men To good homa male Pit Bun, Excellent Auto Re pa~r Camplll@ Equipment 3D4.a82·3495. . Pay, AVON I All Aroas I Shlotoy With Car For Ught Delivery Work. Apply lfl Person Only NO Spoors, 304·675-1429. PHONE ¢ALLS, To Mrs Caner, Room 12, Econo Lodge Motel, DISTRIB~~~w;,sRTUNITY Bualnoaa Ia Good • Pr0H11tln· dapondant Dlstnboo1or Would Like To Soil Ellobllahed Routa In Tho Galllpollo Arao For Tho Dlatriboo11on Of Potota Chlpo And Foodt Other Musl S111ck Ba Financially Related Stabla With Store-Door Dollvary Plumbing & Heatmg Excavating Elee1ru~al & Rcfrigenlo•o~ General Hauhng Mob1le Home Repa1r Uphol&tcry FREE ESTIMATES 985·4473 667·6179 Advance DEADLINE: 2 00 p m. Friday. Monday ed1tion - 2.00 p.m. Saturday VENDING ROUTE. Got Rich Oulck? No Wayl But We Have A Good, Steady, AHordablt, Busl· Real Estate 31 Homes lor Sale & VIcinity Rwmmagi!Ytrd Sale. Household Items, •ntlqutt, quilling framtt, clothing, canning J•rs. 304-675- •FIREWOOD 8 Public Sale & Auction BILL SLACK USED RAILROAD TIES GOLF COURSE MEMBERSHIP FEES Men ...............SIJ.75 ea. Women ........}22S ea. Couple.................s4SO Family ............ssso (41 Busi1ess ....... ..S6SO (4) Students ............}! 00 College................11SO 1/31/92/1 mo. pd. 6·12·90··tfnl 9 GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Wantlld To Buy. Junk Autos Or Wflhout Motors. Call Lorry Llvoly. 614-368·9303. W~h W1nted To Buy· Large Round Factory Chok• .'· BULLDOZER,BACKHOE and TRACKHOE WORK AVAILABLE. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, HOME SITES and TRAILER SITES, LANOCLEARING, DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED UMESTONE-TRUCKING FREE ESTIMATES 992·3838 KING'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Additions, Siding, Barns, Painting, Garages, Porche& FR!! ESTIMAT£5 614·742·3090 or 304·773·9545 NO SUNDAY CALLS 21141'9211 5500 for Information leading to the Qrrest and conviction of the person or persons Involved In lhe b1eaklng and enterlbng of the Racine Gun Clu and the theft of several articles front the estabhshmtnt. All laformatlon wdl be kept confidential. Call 614-949·2671 2-3·'92·1 mo. TROLLEY STAT~OH CUFTS Feb. 10 14 ••ru Special Valentine Hours -10 to 8 FEB. 18- Adult Basket Clata08- 6:30p.m. FEB. 24 -Beginner Acrylic Pointing Cloao For More Info Call 614·992-2549 Opon Mon..Sot 10 •m·Spm SUncfly 1-5 pm .--P-Ol-E8-UI..,... lD-IN-G-. 32 Mobile Homes for Employment Services make good atorago bldg, $1,200. 304-IQl-3901. Tax And 11111 Down Prtowntd Mobile Homn, Use Vour Tax Ralvnd. 50 Homtt To Choose. Elsea Home Ctnltr, 1-800·589- Help Wanted AVON • All areal, Call Marilyn w,avor 304-882·2645. Imperial Rill Metal Cut To length 5710. 197'1 Sunnybrook 14x70 mobile 1 WEEK DELIVERY Want to: ·PIN down EXTRA Moloj~ol•s CIIIIIIOIIballfacl •d all AtCissorlos BAUM LUMBER CO. CHESTER 2114ft211 mo. INSULATION Custom NEW &USID PARTS FOR ALL MAKIS &MODELS 992·7013 or 992-5553 OR TOLL FlEE 1·800·141·0070 DARWIN, OHIO 7131f91/lln MARCUM CONTUCTING -New Homes -Remodehng -Garages &Room Fully Carpeltd, Gu Heat And Slav•, Relrlgtrator And Dish· wuhar1 Ver; Good Condlllon, Mlllt An OH111 Cell Af1ar 6.00 P.M. 614-2511-623'! I AddiHons 985·4141 11·22·92·1 & Heal.PumJll •1 00% 2 year parts & labor warranty •1 0 yr. he'll pu11'9 Cofl1)resaer warranty •Frea estimates req, no pels, til'll, vary good cond1 a~klng $2600. tool Dea , very _good tH. utiiKy t~t.m, Home, $21,915 I Up. Bulh On Your Lot. SH Our r.todll, 114- 886·'131l hook-up, $25. 304-6'15·2057. 614·992-6886 1fter Brown Egg~: For Slit: 523 Mount Ollvt Road, Bidwell. tl14· WID Furnished 3 Room• And Bath Upttalrt, Clean, No Pete, Rtftrtnc• And O.posh R• qulrod. 614-446·t519, Furn\shlld Apartment, 1br, next to Ubr1ry, pilrtclng, central heat, air, rettrenctl. 614 ••e 0338, ltfor1 7p.m. 35 '1124CII farm near Rutland OH. nicll 2-ttory farm houtt, Iorge bam, 7-outbvlidlnga, 112· •• 9, _ _ _ _ __ 1(),____;_ _ __ -:.'J .-----=------------ J.f. _:,..._ _ __ ' "'·· ------ 112.:J._•-.....,.--______ ........,_ i !i. !6. _ 14•.,___..;,..;........,;_____ _ • ' 7. _ _ _ _ __ .l 5..__,..;_ _____ I .....__._ _ _ _ __ 2, _______ Moving salt· couch, lovtuat, good cond., $225i 2 tnd lablts, $50; electric slove, t 112yr. old, $250: refrigerator, nMdt 1111, $75; waahlr, good cond , $100; 614·912-1555 Ntw living room suit ~couch1 Rooms for rent. weak or month. Starling al l1201mo Gtllla Hotel. chlilf, ~=~--:-:--.,.,­ SIHplng room• with cooking. Also trailer apace All hooll· upt. stolra1eppor, $300, 614-'1112-2012 oftor3pm 614·446'1580 C11t after 2:00 p.m , 304-7735651, Muon WV. 46 Space lor Rent Someone to thart my houM rocker), 2 wood ena tablet, coHN table, blut & mauve, S&OOi 51 Pr~orm Pair SNI'I rntnl WHttm bOoll, tlze 10 112, black, never worn, $50. 30<1.f75-8884. T•olltr homemade d-. 34"x6'x6", Atarl 2600 IWIIptr, 2 aulD, rug~, ti~J.!'!_i!'bow wllh, Galllpollo Foroy, 304-171- 614·39 123i, 1:00 Ar.t till 11 :00 Pll. $300; Holler style cupboard, $75; 114·9i2·511112 oftor 5pm Household 61 Fann Equipment ttSt John Doono Modal 0 , Alll1 Chllmtl'1, H.D. 6 Dozer, Hyster 1985 Ford Ranger, V-& auto, low Electric Fork Lltl. 614-446-23511 mlln, txcepiiOnal cond, 614- '1112·3020 aftar 5pm wlllldayo . t!164 530 Clio backhoe, good • shape. 614-446-nSD 1985 GIIC S-15, 4X4, Excotlont:• , Condlllon, 614·256-1160. .; 1982 Gravaly garden traclor with 11rveral attachments, 304· 111H Chtvy S-10 4x4, 614·371- "' 2_s_2_o._______________ 6~~. IMJ gallon gavlanlziCI water lank, 19i"' Dodge Dakota nlee truck, ba"lll WOod 1tov1, 1 horse loadld, pilced to nil, 304-675alad. All A·1 condHion. 614-256· 2165 ahar 5:00. 6460. Dour TD· 340, 8 way blade, vory good condlllon, $4800, 514· 385-3ll65 Ford 340 Bobcal, Edlaon r.tsyes, 304-875-t858 19111 Ford Ranger, 4 Cyll. .r, 5 Spaod, 19,000 111111, Aolclng $5,500. 6Mo441.073t. 73 Vans & 4 WD's • t1178 Chavy 81uar, good cond., • new Urea, 111 1t 360 S. Founh International Cub Trac:lor Wilh Sl.t.Middleporl, S2000 Cuhlvators, Plows Disks, Grader Blade, Cutler Bar Mower, 1!17'8 CJ7 ReMQMII, aUio Runt Good. 614-t46-3316 lranemlttlon, PB, P9, tl• whHI, Jlm't Farm Equlpmenl, SR 35, Lavl p~~rd lop, 38,0110 ....., mlln, 75-1564. West Gallipolis , 614-445-9m; Wldt llltctlon new & used farm lnctort & lmplaments. Buy, atll, tradt, I :G0-5.00 Wtlkdaya, Sol. tMI Noon. IIF 285 Tractor, Shorpl 1986 GMC van customized, low Tractor, S2,tt5. OWner Will mU•ge, tully automatic, must ~til, $8,000 will. negoUitt, 304- Flnanct. 614-288.f522. IIF·150, diiMI, $4500: 806 lntar· natlonol dlnol, $5500!· IIF dlac, 1250; 5ft bvoh hog, 450, 614· 885-3:173 Hay Raku, And 1 Mowers, 2 And 4 ; • 1984 Jaap Charollae Clllel Wa-r, 4cfr., 4wd., lulll loaded, aood cond., BO,OOOM ! 14800, 611-!149·2585 . ~7,850j 1130 MF Tractor, $3,860; ;n, MJ" .. : : 1981 cusoornlzod Dodge r.tlnl,, U2~4n Van, Exctllant Condition, $6,000 Nogotlabta. 614-256·106t. 1tto Dodge caravan LE, 7 p..., Mnger, 114·379-2122. • Cullpack· 74 Motorcycles Dloka 1 ;.,;,,....,.,...;:.:.::;,~:....:.;=-=" Fiola tm Horloy Dovldaan, 304-171-•. F•rm 614· 1112 .VM\Inp. 1111Ml Honda 4 $950 304-175-6675 1987 Yamaha Champ, 100 CC, 4 Whealar, $950. 614·256-1410 1987 VZ Yamaha 125, $1,200. 304·576·2611. 76 Hoi'H 01 Tht YNr, 2 Sllvtr Royol Show SaddiH, Brood ...... 614-216-1522. Transpor1at10n w-.. 20D Sll~ $1,400. 11181 Yomoho 650 Moxlm " Auto Parts & Accessories Budaot TranomiH- , IJMd I rabvTn, S1a~lng at $Hi..!'O"' ~1.00 whHI drlvt lltartlng .. =========! 614·24!5o511n, 614-lll2.f293. 71 Autos for Sale Two Z35x11" MW nocap atuddod racMal winter trNda on whelll , 1972 Oidamobl.. Cutlass, 36,000 will IM Jatp ., Ford. Ono 4 bolt . Original r.tlln, 350 Rockst, 4 camopof whNI 15" llx ply tlra Barret Clrborator, Excellent ..... uHCI. 304-875-1584. ' Condfll6nl $4,DOO.I14-44t·1m. 1m Chovarol04 Coprica 4dr, t Campers & Motor Homes 1175 Nomad, With Air, Awn. Nlco' 2478 & Cllan. $3,500, Or liNt Of. .. 11178 Codlllac Phodapon Co<lpo lar.1818 Cllllhoni- 5\rMI, Ga~ Dovlllo, llko now, OYII'f option, llpolll, otzio. ' " nowllroo, t1795, 614-1112-171i ' 11178 Comare now rabvln motor Services family owned, 115,000Ul, rudy to go anywharo, $750, 614-H2· 79 & transmlulon, new rur-end many tJtrn, 14,000 lnvntld make an offer, llr 4•30 PU. 304·~5244 af- Ho~e 81 \ lnl'l 280 Coim· mingo, Big cam, 10 Speod, $4,500. 304'21:J.3447. 1~ 40lQ COE, 1m B~vllle, ~ Door, Good c:-olon, $1,850. 614-446-8243 Evenings. 1~ Cflr'la* NIWport, Runs Good, $600. 614-441.0731. 1m Z-28 C.mero, 350, auto, Twin bed, brats hud bolrd, S1650,1Nt C.rn~ro, Compl04a Mobile Homo Sot.Upo, boxaprlngs I matt rut, S50i an• 305,outo, $5100,lroc 6M·III2·7348 or llooolra: Commwlcoi, tlque oaiC tablt with 4 chllra, 114-1112·3011 llof lmproYimtnto. lncludlnjr: Twtn Suly Mattrtu, Ullt Ntw, 2 YHra Old. SM. 614-44HI0211. 'Goods acra wtll S1ockod pond, loll ol UIIIKy trallor mada from Chevy fruit Ire•, ,Qrlptvlnts and btr· 4 pat ltr super single water btd, Luv oruck bad $450. Hutly r1o1 llllng $37,000 call exc cond, :J04-8'7S·72'77 or 675 ~ Sigma 20" blcyclo $40 304-1751687 evenings 614-'lli2·272S 68'15. 45 Acre.. Ntw Homt, Garage, 'Color tV, Small FrHztr, Bat- WATER WELLS DRILLED: Barn, Trtetor, Tobacco Bast, tery Ch1rger, Power Tool&, Beta WATER Q.lURANTEED. 11,._, VCR, S.ar1 refrlgtn~lor, Clolh1s 7311. Call 6t4-25S.1685. Doyor, 614·256-1238. 458 ac:ra tarn\ tour mll11 out Rt. Wood Chips For Bedding And 62 on Kenawna River, 304-675-- Couch And Chair, $110; 2 End Mulch For Sole. 614·251!-6119; Tobl11, $50. 614-141.()232. UN. Aftor &p.m. 614·251·t353. GOOD USEO APPLIANCES BUilding Business 34 Waohtre, doyara, ,.~r~garo~ora, 55 rangao. Skl!ltl• API>IIanett, Supplies Buildings Upper Rivar Ra. Bnldo Stono Creat Motel. Call 114-446-7398. For Sole: Common:lol Building Block, btlcll, _., oipoa, win· And Lot In E..,.ko, Contacl LAYNE'S FURNITURE dowa, ilntllo, ole, Cloudo WI"' OWnaro614·256-1243, Allor I P.ll Comploto homa lumlahlnga. lara, Rio Grondt, OH can 114Houro: r.ton-S'at , ..5. 614-4411- 24W12l 0322, 3 mileS out BulniU. Rd. :.;::..:;:::__ _ _ _ _....,. " Frao Dollvaoy. 56 Pets for sale ----.....,---,-...,.,.....,""" Groom and lklpply llhot>-Ptl Grooming. AI ........ lllyloo. loms 1'14 Food Daolor. Julio - · Cal114o441o0231. lug'u AAHA Atgtlttrtd, 2· moltt, 2....,.1011_ ~II 1yr ald. ~c 11111111 1 1/Zyr old............... realll-. Lola In - Havon • 1110% flno'!"lng ol $101.46 por """"" buya "" th- loll, · 171-2122. - 1980 CUllan NMda Worll, Runa $400. 814-367-7723 1Dih Codlllac, 9roughmon DoEiogance, Floolwood, Gooa1 CondUlon, Garage Kepi, t Ownor, $3,500. 6M·256-1520 1g82 Clllbol1y 1250. AIIO 1 t~ Grand Prix, i2so, 614-'1112·25Si aftor5pm '"""'"net pt..,btng, Eloctrlcll ctalmo Accoplod. 614-256-1611 Curtlli Home lm~nmente : YMr11 Exporlouct On Older I Fao.ndtllon Roat'- Work, - Addltlano, ](]tchtna And laa.. Fnt E:: llmatool Allor.,_, No Job To Big OrSmoil l14-441o022S. AtnOVatlont, Add Ont, Alptlr. Painting, OuoiMy W«kl ca11 1D83 Olomoblla Cloro Roger AI. 614ot41 851111 , Brougham, loaded, ••c. cond. goodllr11, $2600, 114·!141-311&4 Ron'l TV Sorvlca, -lollllna In Z.nHh 1110 M<Viclna mooil t9&4 Chf'ISitr Fifth Avanua, A.. other brsnd1. HouN ealll, alto king $1,1oo 6t4-215-1252, 614· IOmt IPf)ilenct _.,.. WV 256·1738 304.S?e431111 Olllo 114o44f.2454. t9&4 Dodge Artoa, 4 door, block, Oovla Stw·Voo Stmco, "~M 4 "' A""r 'Clllltte, c,., new I X· Gaalgtll Clook Rd. Porto, sup- • hauS1 , 514·H2·723a, OYaninga ~.kup, and dtllvtoy. 114- • 1g114 Floro SE1.! Cylinder, 4 ~d , AC, Alllll'll caollllo, Will build patio co. . ., dackl, • 614·256-1778 Evenlnge. octMIIOd r - , put up Ylnol tl&4 NIW Yorkor, 4 Cyllnclor, lralltr tlolrtlng. eMTurbo. Auto, Alt, Tope, Now Brakta, 12,000 Milos, 13,200, 82 Plumbing & 0 .8.0.114 44111a'!. Heating 1D84 white Floro, Juartogo racll, outo, AC, PW, PL. Alr.fM ca01, cartar'o PI~ ca. g..t candll u.ooo. fhm. FoUflh and Pint 304-171o3188 or 17HH4. Ganl~:lo 1M5 Sulek LaSabra, 1MO Ford IS4-44 Excorl,l14-1112-1122 iMI Oodao Omnl, R11d Good 84 Electrical & Auto, 64,11bo lllloo• 11,650; 11U SolO Plck.Up, $1,150, 614-256Relrlgtratlon 1 =:r 112!11 Aell•ntlal .'' or OOI'RMarcW orirtng, or lltlllra. • ........ - UCMII. 111Mb. Mt ~~--- . . . . . , . . 0 44·6.-234·2 675-1333 ' .992-2156. • .. Hu.vy duly lraller framt, Z axItt, ( Urn and rims, $150. Also a 283 Marine anglnt, rebuilt with dlr-.ct drive, complete, $200, One and two btdroom apar1mtnts for rent. 304-675- Furnished Rooms 11175 lnt..,.tlonal Dump Truck. Dlooll, Tri·AIIe, Good Shopol 614-256.f484. 1m F·tSO, 4x4, 614-1112-3 Ilk lor Joff ' .,....,.,..........,,.....,,..-=:----::-= washer For Salt. 614oo446-0'JII 45 72 Trucks for Sale Farm Supplies & Liveslock 1m 446-G338. 2053 or 615-4100. M u s i c a l ., '.,4:;:8-3;..'::85::·-:-::-'7"-::--:= Instruments 1m Oldamoblla cutt•••· ssoo or beat oHer. 614_.46-4982. Yamaha Clavlnova, CVP so, Electronic Keyboard. Purchlse For Sale: 10&2: Okll Omloe Jc $6 300 will Nil $3 000 Good Condition: can 814-44prKI • · • · '11195, Aftar 4p.m. ll.f. All Oa•' »1-175-6911 ahtr 6.00 PM Saturdav, o304-875-8877. • or 1111 whole thing, Wanltd: Utld farm tqulpmtnl, chivy -or 614·'1112· anything you want lo Hll. Call 6t4-256-1308, 256o6040 l fttr 6 Full Chlrtlr Royal Olk CouiiO p.m Cout mombarahlp hoff Jlflco. 15 63 Livestock old CaH pockat knlvn. Will llka guns on lrado 304-675- 2 Hoi'H TrollorL Doluxa, $995: 15&4 1968 AQHA "aiding, Youth ulo, 1200. 304-171-2848 or 675Complelfy Fuonlahod mobile 4084. homt, 1 milt btlow town, overlooking river. No Pete, CA. 814- !.ova Soot, Couch, O.E. Dlah· __..!,__ _ __ 11 •.- - - - - - - : - H•Ris Trac:tor. Gr~clout living. 1 and 2 bed-room 1pertmentt It VIlli~ 8t4-1!12-8 Manor and Rlv.....a. Apartment• In Middleport. From Lawn Chief' Riding lolowor1 12 HP, 38 Inch Cui, U11<1 2 tlllfl. call 614·1112·7781. EOH. Seasons, lib New, 614-448Newly decorated efficiency, rtf la7. & dtp requlrtd , no pets, 304Uahttd gl..s ahow caM lor 675-5162. 33. F.anns for Sale • 11m 0na ton Dodgo dump truck, OIW tranamlnlrl, ttniOI'I, outtldl tleme lncludad, exc cond, OIW cost $800. now 111 tor 1-bdrmJ. utllltltt tum, nlet river $175. 304o675o6884. view, J70wk, l250mo. Room's $10.00 night, $50.00 wook, 614- Battintlt, Cl'ldle, crib, playpen, 949·2526 high ch1lr, dmelna 1able, cuatam m•d• oak crib 1nd cradle. 1bl EHicltncy, UIIIKIH Paid, Ex· Sears microwave with cart 304- Merchandise Hew Homes • Vinyl Siding Hew Garages * Replacement Windows 1 Roo• Additloas * Roofing ; Ail' '-'UIIU History A Problem? M1ny Rtpouesud Mobllt Homes To For Salt Only: 1972 12x60, 2br l I llo Suaday Calla) 448-8325. Short Time On Job? Pall Crodit Eaar AI 1, 2, 3 Flit You're Tuts Herelnd Buy Htrt Kiss You'rt Larldlord Qoodbyt! EIHa Homt Center, 1-800..589-5710 539 Boyan Place Middlepor~ Ohio 11/14/11n 614·949·2801 or 949·2860 Nice 14x8D Sunshine Mobile Home, 3 Large Bed· rooms, 2 Baths, $17,300 614· 1991 E•tra !Mi-2526 •Vinyl Siding •Replacement Window •Roofing •Insulation COMMERCIAL aa• RESIDENTIAL fREE ES'11M.tTF.S good cond, 304-875-3471 8145 2-bdrm mobile home, ntw paint and carpet, $3000.00 614· WHAUY'S AUTO r---------------~---------------, : BISS~LL BUILDERS, INC. PARTS Specializing In homo, modo br Hollypark, 2 bedrooms, 1 balh w/gardtn tub & 1hower, llrtplace, all alaclrle, oul1~ dtck included, very Ch0011 From. Small Down Poymont. Collt.acJ0.589-5n1 Ci\8H?H J&L JAMES KEESEE 992·2772 or 742·2097 sale 10x50 mobile home liveable but netdl work on outside or would 1' MATERiALS Miscellaneous Merchandise lor Rent plus -.., 614-H2·2t49 1-bdrm apl. In lllddlopon, lmgard Homa Security alarm 1788. G91d Coins. MT.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second Annue, Gallipolis. Strhlly Enlorted 9·13-'91 -tln '57 3 Ring Woddlng Sot, t4K, WMo Month, Plus COins, Gold Rings, Sliver Coins, 12 Gauge Shotgun Only UHd Plck·Up Oh Trade. 614· I Blftl 01 Hay, $5 A Balo. 614· 446·1052. Top Prlcoa Paid All Old U.S. All Power, Air, Exc.llent Condl~ lion. $5,500. 614-441-4225, Afl•r 4p m 19111 Mualang Wllh Sunrool, QT WillRad. TalcoLoadod Good Mobile Home• For Rent: Gold, Engagement Ring, 12 ·PI Reference And Deposit A.. Diamond, 1250 Or Bnt Oftar qulrod. Call Ahar 614o44fi.0527 614-ZM-1434. aher2pm 4 pi- bodroom 101; dining ooom tobla I choir, 120: 2 44 Apartme~t mS1chlng clsolro & 11001, 120; Pomeroy, 1987 Oldt Dena 88, 68,000 Mll11, IS) 1992 Dy NEA 1nc: 6pm BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT 388-8354. BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON Elvis Racordt, 110 Each. 5 AI· ESTATES, 538 Jackoon Plko bum Sell $35i ElVIs Avon tram $192/mo. Walk lo shop & Figurine, $45. Coli 514-612-7894. moviH. Call614-446-2568. EOH. Exercise equlr,rnent, D P. Complllly Fumlahod Small Mtgllltx 1dom nal machine Houtt, $250/mo. Plul UtiiHits, now $250 will Mil $75 Rowing And Dopoofl. 614-446o033a. Clll moehlng $25. 304-i'IS-8815. Betore 7p.m. Fl-ood lor solo: Gakl oah, & Efflcloncy opl lor ran1 1 baautllul hlckooy. Dollvorad IOCIII'Y $40 a carptt, n1c1 couch ana bar, .304· fold or 3 tor $100. 514-367-7013. 675-6042 smv~•.~ Old hand hewn ~ houu or barn, for t11r down & ,..m~11, will pay cnh, 614-843-545~ Bashan Buildiag EVERY SAT. HIGHT 6:30P.M. Starting Sept. 28 '13' 2-bdrm, pan tum apt, newly melalk: llrapllll gown elze 3, Wanted to Buy t.A~i ~U'\\1 •' Unlurnlshod 2 BR Apt :122 Third Ilk/Silver Hqulnt prom gown Ave Gallipolis, Before 9PM 614· llzt 8, $1'15 Rod strapltta ball 446-37<18 614-256-1903 room gown size 5, 185. Blue NMd· 5 HP Gao Komp Shrill· dO,· Chlppar, 614·1112·3325 .' REWARD 614·256-1922. redecorated , •PHd. AMIFM CIU . AC, ~I PB . Serious lnqulriH only Ennln;t 614-H2-6125 1----------.----------l -=:::.,----::::,..,......,...-- Hud approved, 304-675-2722. Wast Virginia, 304-m-5785. tt81 Dodga Shalby Shedow CSX, 2.2 TurtJo, lntorcoolod.Jo :" ., ~ •"" o o o11 c:ond, II• king $400. 1979 Deutz tractor, air 2 badroom unlumlshld 'Hol- cooled, diesel eng, 3-polnt lypark 12x60, half mila past hllch, 5-pltc:tl of «<Uipmtnt HMC, depopslt • relerence ,... $3500, Evonlngs 814·'1112-2728 qulred, 614-446-4369 or 304-6752330. 3 Aerts· House And Bam Just OH Swan Cruk Road, $5,500j 2br Mobile Home, References 1983 Dodga Dlplomal, 6 Cvlin· And Deposit Required. No Pets dtr, 4 Door, $300. 614·256-65~4 utllltl11 turn, dip nHd• rep~~lr. Good transpt rt.. tion en Reduced: $1,000. For more Information Clll 614..o\462342, A•k tor Paul. .... ~ 0 2 bedroom apt, utH1t111 paid, Rtc k Pearson Auction Company, tuJI tlmt auctioneer, compltle aucllon servke Licensed Ohio, 992-2269 0 ~ - l9b1 Chevy Nova high mil• go, '!..,""..,. •• ,_ ....,. for Rent 614·912-2218 p. nants, 304·571 2218 .a 0 <ftll)- a1r, o~.tarm & "'1, lr " ks sh.,rp , Ultte o er ~ -.• capl Eloctric, Dopoon And 575-4548 Reference, $18$/mo. 814-44&7130 Big 4 Bodroom Dakola DrNm 6~ HAULING 2-7·92-lln ·•• quatto, HouN, Carpatod, Newly 3bl Rodocoratod~. Nice 54 Neighborhood And o..1oso To 42 Mobile Homes Road 7, Pl. Pleasant SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL Point Pleaunl Area: 2010 Mar- POmeroy, OH 45679. ln9, 31827 State Situation Wanted the day before lht ad Is to run Sunday edition • 2:00 p m roforanca roqulrod, 514-1112.f265 •""nlnga Schools, $400Jmo. Rtflrtnces Required 614-446-3537 Evenings. Cll•ntele H•lpful, But Not 5852 14th Street, Wtst B111dtn· Necessery. We C1n Hllf. Build ton, FL 3420'l 813-751-3300, Or Your Futu ... , For Appo ntment 813-751-3200. Call Carol King, 614-446-8922 ALL Yard Salts Must Be Peld In Hou11 tor rent In Pomeroy, daposll $150, rtnl $250, S) c-.•' • • o • "'•• Cl"" tage, In Town. No Pttt, Dtpolh, Rttertnct Required. 614-4462543. Resume To Mike Johnson, M&A Dlstrlbut· Experience Send Tuesday, 9·9:30 A II. nett. Won't Last. 1-800.284· Nood Bobyslttor In My Homeil VEND. Far 16 llonlh Old, Garilol Avonua ArH, Golllpolla. call 22 Money to Loan Bolora 2p.m. 614-446-3948. Someone lo lakt care of tldtrly GET A r.tAJOR CREDIT CARD people In Private cart home, THAT CHARGES 8 1/2% INTER· EST 614-1112-6940 Sond A Soil Addressed En· SlyiiS1 Wantod For High Traffic velope, No Money To: WT.P p I~LitGHT •, ~·· .I Cot Fum I1 h-•• 0 ne ·-· ,._.roam • 0 few pen 1987 Ch"' YV valier W 5 sp tad, ... a pia;, ·•••• from Crown Clly Vlllsgo, Ohio. 614· 446·1511. Hay & Grain Seed & Fer11l11:er eond, red, $5,000. 304-615-6331 before 1~ ·OO PM ... '• 3 Rooms And Bath, $200/mo. L1ve~tock \IEBCII \NIJISE o p.m. q p Wanted to Buy 304-675-2440 1g86 Toyota r.tR·2, now palnl & apeod rolod u,.., vooy good I ~OV6' A :J, depoalt & r~~faNnCM requ.l , 2 bclrm. houao In Po.. the t'laza Mall Call 614-4462003, 614-445-1409 btwn. 4-6 I 11:11 · I 1'1'111 ~ ,\ 1.1\ I ~· 1 ou, v.a, $1119!1, .... 1988 Plymouth Turismo, low mJin , 1un rool, S1,000. 1917 41 Houses lor Rent 3 BR" gao heat, 2 blockl .t Frame Repair 11 1183 Buick LtSobrt, UmKod, Rio Grande, $400 Ask For Amy Fruill .t V•s•ca,blot For Soli or Tra3e Autos lor sale 4dr Mdan, txtrl nice, all • 614-446-4460. 48- Equ1pment for Renl 49- For Leue MEIGS New Homes, 205 North S.C:Ond Ave. ;F\1 MU1icall••truman~M Harlay Davidson, reasonable prlct, after Spm 614-843-5279 aaJt for Jim EXCAVATING New Lilli load In Rutlaad ISN'T THIS WHERE YOU WANT 10 BE? - 1976 Bamngton Section- 3 to 4 bedrooms, F.A. okoc. heat, lull ban .. patio, appliancoo , 1Y. acre, in·ground pool. ASKING $57,000. 21- Buainflll Opportun1ty 22- Money to Loan 23- Proft~~~ional Senkea 12·5·tfn SUNDAYS Starting Sept. 22 12 Gauge Faclory SUN'S UP TANNING Real Estate General 11- Help Wanlcd 12- S11ual1on• Wa nted 13- ln•ura ncc 14- Duamcu Tra mmg 15- Sc hoo l• & lnslru chon 16- Rad1o, TV & CB Repa1r 391 WEST MAIN Choke 608 EAST MAIN ' 45- Furnilhed Rooma 46-- Space for Rent 47- Wanted to Rent H.E.C. POMEROY, OHIO Tralltr lot lor rwrt. water, ....r ond aanllltlon Included. f11D month. 304,4175-111011 or 675-5037. 3 Bedroom 1 112 Baths Farm House, On 2 Acre With Bam, PeulorSale Business Services 1---------.,..-------__,...,..________. .,.________ Real Estale General 992-2259 11\\\(1\1 Salon TRDY-Bl£f'' 71 6'14·992·7816 Rates are for consecutive runs, broken up days will be charged for each day as separate ads. Clanifi£d pages cover the following telephone exchanges ... KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 35 Lots & Acreage Financial •The Area's Number I Marl{etplace Days The Dally Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ......... Jlor - .._.. 1711. i f!Ound, Raalotwod fllptno To IINtd Wllh OUr ftmalt. 11444Utl0. • 't t' "''''""·.....··· i ' �' "· The Daily Sentin~' By The Bend .,.,• WEEKLY .' Friday, February 2,1, 1992 Page-10 ' Community calendar Commualty Calendar items appear two before an e\'ent and tbe day · that event. Items mast be rteelvtd wtU Ia advance to assure pubUcatlon In the cal· ct:n tlldar. FRIDAY RIPLEY - The Libeny Mountaineers will perform Friday at Skateland in Ripley, W.Va. HOCKINGPORT • There will be a· round and s!lfare dance on Friday from 8-11 :3 p.m. at Hockingport at Kenny and Millie Reynolds. Music will be provided by "'Don, Buddy and the Smokey Mountain Drifters." John Russell wiD be the caller. Library on Monday at 4:30p.m. at this meeting. KANAUGA - The Liberty Mountaineers will perform Saturday 111 the D.A.V. Center in Kanauga. POINT PLEASANT - Area Ostomy Association will meet Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Pleasant Valley Hospital in th~ downstairs conferenre room. Public is invited. POMEROY - The Belles and Beaus Western Square Dance Club will sponsor an open dance at tile Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy on Saturday from 8 to II p.m . Caller will be Dave Stuthard, Reynoldsburg. The dance is open to all western square dancers. Refreshments will be served. LOTTRIDGE - Country Music Night at the Louridge Community Center wiU be held Saturday from 6 p.m. to midnight. Refreshments wiU be available and all bands are welcome. The public is invited. LONG BOTTOM • The Faith Full Gospel Church in Long Bottom will hold preaching and RUTLAND • There will be a singing on Friday at 7 p.m. with round and square dance at the RutDavid Dailey and the Daily Family land American Legion Hall on Satas well as other local talent Pastor urday from 8 p.m. to midn2ht with Steve Reed invites the public. Felmusic by C.J . and the ountry lowship will follow. Gentlemen. Ray Fitch will be the TIJPPERS PLAINS ·The Tup- caller. The public is invited to pers Plains VFW Post No. 9053 attend. and Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor a SUNDAY round and square dance on Friday POMEROY - The dedication for from 8 to II :30 p.m. at the post home. Music will be provided by the new piano for the Meigs Counthe Happy Hollow Boys. The pub- ty Inrii'mary will be Sunday at 2 p.m. Open house for the inftrmary lie is invited to anend. will continue until 4 p.m. Plans for SATURDAY future projects will be announced POMEROY - The movies, and refreshments will be served. "Charlie Chaplin, the Cure" and "Bearskin," wiD be shown at the POMEROY - AMVETS will Meigs County Public Library in meet Sunday at Smiuy's on Main Pomeroy on Saturday and Sunday Street in Pomeroy at 2 p.m. The at 2 p.m. and at the Middleport group will receive its state chancr Members of Rock Springs Grange meet The regular meeting of the Rock Springs Grange was held recently at the home of Franees Goeglein. Opal Grueser, legislative chairPOMEROY - A 12-step AA man, stated national grange has meeting will begin Sunday at 7 submiued a resoluti~n on health p.m . at the JTPA office in care reform. Pomeroy. The oatmeal cake contest will be MONDAY held at the March meeting and RACINE - The Racine United members are urged to participate. Methodist Women wiD meet MonCommunications were read day at 7:30 p.m. at the church. In from Deputy Master Pauy Dyer, addition to tile meeting a skit will be presented. All women are invit- the Meigs County Parle District and the state masters. A note from the ed. Blakeslee family regarding their RUTLAND - The Rutland Gar- 50th year as grange members was den Club will hold its regular meet- also shared. Louise Radford conducted the ing on Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the program : A reading on "How holl)e of Mrs. Margaret Belle Valentine's Day Originated" was Weber, with Marcia Dennison and given by Nancy Radford; "My Margaret Parsons, hostesses. Most Embarrassing Moment' and "Why Are Barns Always Painted POMEROY - The Meigs CoonRed" by Pat Holter. William Radty Veterans Service Commission ford gave a reading and presented will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in jokes. the Veterans Service Office in Members reported ill were Pomeroy. Buena Grucser, Barbara Fry, Ada RUTLAND - The Rutland Holter, Charles Kuhl, Kathryn and Charles and Maxine Freewill Baptist Church will hold Miller Aldridge. revival Monday throug~ Sunday at Refreshments were served by 7 p.m. nig~tly . Miles Trout will Roy and Pat Holter. speak Monday and Norman Taylor will preach the remainder of the revival. Paul Taylor, pastor, invites Weekend visuors of Mr. and the public. Mrs. Howard Thoma were Frank MIDDLEPORT • OH KAN Sarver, Indiana, and Mr. and MrS. Coin Club will meet Monday at the Larry Barr, Langsville. Mr. and MrS. Jeff Bole, Homer Burkcu Barber Shop in Middleport Hill, was a Sunday dinner guest of A trading session will precede the 8 Mrs. Ida Murphy. The birthday of p.m meeting. Jeff Bole was also enjoyed. Mrs. Ida Murphy was a recent visitor of Mrs. Barbara Davis, Ashli, Joshua and Mirinda of Minersville. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Murphy was a Saturday visitor of Mrs. Ida Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lavender ing the disease prenatally and before symptoms appear and iden- and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike tifying carriers" of the gene, said Lavender were Sunday visitors of Dr. Henry Epstein of Baylor Col- Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Knapp and . lege of Medicine in Houston , a family. was a Mrs. Charles Knapp member of one of the research Thursday dinner guest of her famiteams. Experts caution, however, that ly, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peterson, the discovery does not immediately New Lima Road , celebrating her sugsest any obvious ways of stop- birthday. ping or preventing the disease, which causes weakness and wasting of muscles. ''Treatment is not just around The OH KAN Coin Club will the comer," said Dr. David Brook met Monday at Burkett Barber of Massachuseus Institute of Tech- Shop in Middlepon. Social hour ~ology, another co-discoverer. and trading session will preceded However, the findings at least the 8 p.m. meting. The March 22 help scientists begin a systematic coin show will be planned and new search for therapies. members are welcome 10 auend. "Knowing the gene permits one to work toward that goal," Epstein said. "It doesn't necessarily tell us we could design a specific drug A spiritual gift seminar will be right now, but it may offer that pos- held Sunday at6 p.m. at the Torch sibility." United Methodist Church. Kathie Just two weeks ago, many of the Alloway-Priddy will be the leader same researchers reported the dis- for the seminar. covery of an abnormal section of Ladies night will be held at a gene that appears to be the critical meetin$ of the Coolville United flaw in this form of muscular dys- MethodiSt Women on Thursday at trophy. Now scientists have isola!· 7 p.m. at the Coolville Churc~. All ed virtually the whole gene and women are invited to auend. Ann provided more details about how it Hess, R. N. of Parkersburg, W. goes bad. Va., will be the speaker. The discovery should allow them to figure out wbat role th1s gene normally plays in healthy people. Then scientists. will be ~~le The Meigs County Veteran s to decipher the exact lfl'llgulanues Service .Commission will meet that occur when it is defective. Doctors theorize that the gene Monday at 7:30 p.m. in tile Vetercontains the code for the body 10 ans Service Office in Pomeroy. manufacture an enzyme. This substance in turn, regulates the work· ing of other crucial proteins that are found in cell membranes. . The researchers are uncertain whether the muscular dystrop~y gene makes too much of 1~1s enzyme, 100 little or a d~fecuve form of it. However, then work shows the abn~rmal for~ of the gene is active m the bram, hean and muscles, all parts of the body that are affected by the disease. Wolf Pen area news Scientists pinpoint gene that causes adult muscular dystrophy • The disease, called myotonic By DANIEL Q. HANEY dystrophy, affects about one in AP Science Writer BOSTON (AP) - Researchers every 7,000 10 8,000 people worldsaid Thtnday they bave pinpointed wide. Three research teams with memthe gene that causes the most common adult form of muscular dystro- bers in the United States, Canada phy, the latcsl in a series of discov- and Europe discovered the gene eries that should lead to early diag- almost simultaneously. One of their nosis and perhaps eventual treat- reports will be published in Friday's issue of the journal CeU. The ment The discovery a~reac~, ~vides other two will appear March 6 in more clues about why thiS mherited the journal Science. "The new results will permit disease gets .worse as it i.s passed very precise methods for diagnosfrom generauon to generauon. Club meeting set -People in the newsNEW YORK (AP) - Dan Aykroyd says true love saved him from despair after best friend J~n Belushi died of a drug overdose m 1982. • "Donna saved my life, ' Aykroyd said of actress Donna Dixon whom he married in 1983. "She Pull~ me out ?f the .terrible spin I was m, made 11 possible for me 10 pick up again." He and Belushi were "great pals. Brothers, really," Aykroyd, 39, says in Sunday's Parade magazine. The two started out ~ether on "Saturday Night Live, ' where they introduced the comic singing duo lalel featured in the hit movie "The Blues Brothers." Aykroyd's other movies include "Ghostbustcrs" and "Driving Miss Daisy." - - LONDON (AP) - Actress Kim Basinger settled a libel suit against the Daily Express, which falsely reponed that the "9 tn. Weeks" star had been a cocaine addict. The out-of-court settlement was announced Thursday by her lawyer, Michael Skrcin, who wouldn' t disclose the sum. The newspaper also published an apolo- gy. . Basinger's latest movie is "Final Analysis" with Richard Oere. pletely in love" and will marry. No date .h~s been set, the singer's pubLcist, Eliot Sekuler, said Thursday in announcing the engagement. It will be the first marriage for both. Abdul's hit albums include "Spellbound" and "Forever Your Girl." Estevez's latest movie is "Freejack." He is the son of actor Martin Sheen. Both are 29. Seminar slated -NEW YORK (AP) - Spy magazine says it's publishing a nude picture of Arnold Schwarzenegger to prove that the body builderturned-actor can't control the media. Publisher Kurt Andersen said Thursday he received the 1970s-era studio phOtograph while the magazine was preparing a story on Schwarzene~er' s auempts to control how he s portrayed by the media. Andersen said he decided to publish it in the March issue when Schwarzenegger publicist Cbarloue Parker called to complain. But Parker's husband and business panner, Joel Parker, says his wife just called "to be helpful." Parker said Schwarzenegser had no reaction. • Schwarzenegger's hits include "Terminatcx 2: Judgment Day." VSC to meet LOS ANGELES (AP) - Pop sinJ.cr Paula Abdul and actor Em11io Estevez say they are "com· Skin testing :clinic planned Connie Karschnik, R.N., wiD conduct a sldn testing cOnic 11 the Coltilllbia Township Fire Depart· mall on Tuesday, Feb. 25, from S· · 7p.m. · . · . All area residenu, including 'hooltefl clubs. PTO's, church :lftJUPI aad odiCI' u.-lkuu wllo 1n1 ;lil fOod t«Yict are ~qed to ralce ·--rA tbil me ihe IICIVice. Jlor com;:nJe~~:c Ill wmting .,._.. ~ II • opponone time for a dllld enlerillg klndCrJarlea . JeCOiye dleir ltin - for lhe thele c:llnicJ !. .liiJDrielod die llllmuloil ao c111rge ror •1111\1! *...... Beat of the Bend... Wednesday held a bright spot for many employees at Veterans Memorial Hospital-and that's because Dr. Mark Brown was a visitor in the hospital. Dr. Brown practiced at the hospital for several years and had h1s offices in the nearby .Meigs Medical Building. He and his wife, Karen, also popular with hospital employees as well as about Meigs County, moved to Bar Harbor, Me., a few months ago and Dr. Brown 1s practicing there. Everyone was delighted to sec Dr. Brown again. It seemed to he the consensus that he looks greatit's also the consensus that he's missed here. Dr. Brown carne back from Bar Harbor to attend the wedding of a brother in Columbus on Saturday. Meantime, he is the ~uest of Dop and Be~e Anderson m Pomeroy. Maybe, JUSt maybe, he and Karen will find their way back to Meigs County one day. Congratulations to Guy Priddy who will observe his 91st birthday on Feb . 28th. He undoubtedly would enjoy cards and they will reach him at Overbrook Center, Page St., Middleport, 45760. Spring has arrived. The seed and nower catalogues are arriving and speaking of flowers, the Meigs Division of the American Heart Association will be having its annual carnation sale this spring. The group voted for May 14 and 15 with Nora and Denver Rice, Mrs. Betsy Horky, and Mrs . Ida Diehl ready to take your orders. Now? Yeah, now. --- . Iva Sisson who heads the teen program at Locomotion in Pomeroy was in Parkersburg !uesday night where she taped a television program with Jack Horton, .WXIL personality who spins the plauers frequently at the local teen Spot. The show taped is called "Focus" and particularly pays tribute to the fact that the fourth anniversary of Locomotion will be observed this Saturday night The program will not air, however, until Sunday evening right after the II . 5:00 (I) LOVI Bolt (I) omtng Agrlcunure Report a21 (TU,WE,TH,FR) NBC Nightlldo IIJ (TUI Paid P~m 0 (WE,TH) My Sater Blm Qll (MO) Women'• Tennlo Mogulne 41 (MO) Sporto LlltNight 41 (TU,WE,TH,FR) ShowBiz Today 5:051]) G (TU,WE,TH,FR) Home Shopping m (MO) HTHn'o Hero11 (1) (TU,WE, H,FR) Gomer Pylt 5:30 (I) Thlo Mom~'• Buoln111 (1)111 ABC W d N- Thla Momtng aDl AG ay 11J (WE,TH,FA) Peld P~ram D tiling FH 41 DaySralk 5:351]). NBC N~htllde I]) CNN Held lne NtWI 1:00 (]). Di NBC NIWI II Sunrlu (I) Shephord'o Chapel Documen:=r, (I) ABC Wo d N1wa Thll Mom,';8 , (!) ( ) Agalnot All Ocldo: lnllde StlllltiCI (I) (TU) Art ol the Woottm World (!) (WEI Buolneoo and tha UlW . (!) (TH) Bullneoo ol Mane,ement (!) 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(FAI lntoraC11on (I)•Hame ~ a2111 (MO,WE,TH,FA) Prlcelo R~ aDl Glll 1Plllobury Bike-ott i1J1 Ql SUCCIII·N·LIIe (!)) One on One Willi John Tallh 0 Divorce Court = Gtltlng Fit 41 DoyWetch 1111 Heart to Heart With Sheila Watoh tt:30 tD Stllme Street ill a2111 (TUI Price II Righi Dl Clalllc ConcentreUon 11J Divorce Court Body by Jlkl 13 C~erl Co CIJl Patd Progrem MORNING ~MO) This is Leap Year which meanS that we're going to get a bonus day on Feb. 29-twenty-four more hourS than we gm last year. What are you· going to do with all that extra time? I thought of suggesting that all governm ent offices be closed down for the day- without pay-and the proceeds used towards the national debt but who's gonna listen to me? Since people who are born on Feb. 29 just have a birthday every four years, docs that mean if you die on Feb. 29 it takes four years for you to be deceased one year? I can sec all sorts of possibilities here. Do keep smiling. The exact origin of !he name of the state of Rhode Island is unknown. One theory notes th~t Giovanni de Verrazano recorded an island aboul the size of Rhodes in !he Mediterranean in 1&24 but others believe the state was nam~ Rhacle Eylandt by Adriae'n Block, a Dutch explorer, because of its red clay. HII"~Hie Spam wsvx Columbo I Family CNN New• FAM ' ..,.~ . ..uw ,.,,_. . .,., ,.,,. . ., -~ .n•." ' ·- •,o. = AFTERNOON t2:00 (])II <ll (I) Ill ~ a21111 a21 Newo (I) Garoldo (!) lTV Programming i1J1 mMatlock OThtJ:.'te II Coollln' SA Qll Bodteo In MoUon 13 NIWIHour t2:05 <D Parry Mason 12:30 (])II iiJI AClom Look With Faith Daniell (I) Cll• Loving (!) lTV Programming ill a21111 Young and tho R11tiiiU - (THI Bulln111 ol Mena,\omont (!) ( 1Growln~ Yoare i1JJ 18 Mtrrlo Me odlto a21• CBS Momlng NIWI IIJ (MOl P1lld Prognlm QIIUpCioat 41 Bullneoo Momlng 1111 Jameo Robloon 5:35 (1) Tom and Jerry•• Funhoull 8:45 (I) NIWI 7:00 (]) G (!)) Todty (I) SUCCIN·N·LHt (I) (J) G Good Momlng , America ' (!) 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JarMI Kennedy QIIUpCloM 130.FkIunny & Twuty WEEKDAYS More developmentS on the gaso: line prices in Meigs County. · A staff member of Sen. Jan . Long telephoned Wednesday afternoon reporting that Sen. Long has conferred with the office of Ohio Auomey General Lee Fisher and has been promised that the office. will do a gasoline price survey in Meigs and GaUia Counties. It was pointed out as a factor to consider that presently gasoline in Meigs County has been reduced in price by about nine cents a gallon and this has happened since complaints began to be aired a few weeks ago. So the survey at this time may not be as effective as it would have been at the onslaught of the siblation. However, it is good news that Sen. Long is getting someone lQ look into the question as to why Meigs County has been paying 20 or more cents per gallon of gasoline than motorists do in Lancaster or Columbus. 1111 Come Out To Po~onllurg ESPN QT.. PI!B. 22 MORNING New York NASH LIS,INGS o'clock news on Channel 13, WTAP, Parkersburg. Spring and Summer Clothing Arriving Daily At MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE 107 MILL STREET HunUngton COIIImbUI HurriC1111 Huntington USA by Bob Ho eflich • rae WOUI WCHB WPIV WINS WVAH WOWK WTAP SATURDAY Woman'a Pro Snow 8 NtwtJM-ywMk 41 EarlyPrlme 1111 1111 Super Marlo Broo. NawA~I tO:OO ()) G iiJI WIIIIKid 811rrlng Mec.ul•~t!;.2 (I) lobe k •• Good Suporllhow 5:0!5 mHappy Dayo 5:30 ()). Clltlll (I) FllntltonH (!) (!) tn tht Workl to Camtn llndllao? Clle Mama'• Fimtty 9 (MO,TU,WE,THI Nowa ~ (FII) HHrt ol Ohio · IIJJ• lolr. llolvodt,. IIJ My TWO Dado Qll (MOl Scholaotlc Sporto (!) 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He was the .choral arranger fo r Dimitri Tiomlcin for 20 year s before appearing in the "Amos 'n • Andy" TV and radio shows, in Johnny Weissmuller's "Tarzan' • films and the movies "In the Heat of the Night," "Lady Sings the• Blues," "The Bingo Long Trave! ing All-Stars and Motor Km~s . ' "The Alamo" and "To K11l a Mockingbird.'' fans . . M r· EJIC1rlc 11 Plrataa ol Dart< Wtllr Cil AN ou 1lolng 8trvtd? iiJI " outhqllllte l.llllt lhclp t;l . 11J • Coufttry Kitchen = Fly F11111ng till World 4l Newt/8lyll With Elll Kltnach . liD llecllllllltll tht zoo 1t:OO ~. lllllavecl by tht loll WCW Pro WIHIIIng <ll ~ !lec1rlc (!) C1J • =J: § a21. (!) 11unnJ ITWMty Chid and Complny lltclc 10 tht , _ e NWA Pro Wreillllfl 1='::... a welllll'o c., Clnnlella ·~and Twalolulugj Willi .. z• .... "" - 1ur1 Will: l!lllng Wallin . ..... Now lood diiOM . from liound thl wOOd are tntrodUCid •tonG with nut~tiorllllntormlllon and lood·preparation htnta. (t :OO) 11:30 ()). 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Hlgh-Q Dl To Ill Announced a Great Amerlcen Outdooro Stereo. 13 Evano and Novak 11 11 Patd Program t:OO ()) G 111111 Wlnktemen'o Good Flohlng Krls Pechstein joins Babe on her llrst giant pika lishlng trip 10 Canada. (!) MOVIE: Tht OutllcH!s (PG} (2:00) (!} Great Amerlcon QuNI Stereo. Clllll Dwight Frttman Marshall basketball. (!} Homotlme ~ 112111 XVI Olympic Winter Gameo Hockey, bronze modal game: short track speed skating (L); ~od skiing. llnsls r:J r:;l Future Llgtndo o Blokotball Bill Walton profiles NBA rookies Larry Johnson, Kenny Anderson, Billy Owens and Dlkembe Mutombo. a Exc111ng World ol Speed and Beauty Stereo. = Tennlo U.S. Indoors, ·...t lrom Philadelphia 1BJ Ute Choice• ··-··· ·-·Die:~~~ t :30 (2) D Sportocentor (!) Strip Qul111ng (I) 11 Mountalnur Mtgozlne (!) Advllltureo In Scale Modeling a Clltbrl1y Outdoora Stereo. 13 Ntwomokor Saturdlr/News Ill Wagon Train · 2:00 ()) G Colllge Blllketbilll Alabama at Arl<ansas (L) tD Sa= Willi Nancy CllG F SpoUtght on WreoUin C!l Travt,l ~ MOYI : No Holdl mel (PGl3) (2:00J.. Dl Coll~ge Bloke It UCLA at Notrs Dame (L) ~MOYIE: Conon the otrorer (PG! (2:00) ~.~:mplonohtp Rodeo 13 NI,;,I/Htallhwolk 2:30 (!} Belt ol Joy ol Painting 13 NIWI/Stylo With Elll · Klonoch 3:00 (I) MOYlE: Brolhlrllood ol Justlco (2:00) (!} Woodcarving With Rick au11 Stereo. Cllll PIIT BowHng Fair Ulnas Open from Baltimore (L) ~The Astron-.. Stereo. Remocltllng ond o.coretlng Today = Nlttorlll Htg: School ChHrleldlng am~onllllp From O~ando, Fla. 41 Nowa/C)n tht Mtnu aPurdue 11 Col~• Bootcetlltll at tch~an State il) Clllllg Valley 3:30 ~ W~hro Shop tereo. 121 ln·Fio nnan A::!llng Advllltureo Bass-ba I Ideas; where to find blg·reservolr catfish. Stereo. 13 NIWI/YOUr MontJ 3:35 (l) MOYlE: Tht lttl (PG) (t :30) 4:00 ()) G i1J1 PGA Goll Buick Invitational of Calllornla, 3rd round from Ul Jolla, Calif. (L) (!) Marcia Adtmo: Hurttond Coolllng Stereo. (!) Whtrl tn tho World to ~en Slndlego? Stereo.• a21• XVI Olympic 2.. ..3" 3i I (Cont.) r:;l ALF lick, K- 1:;1 QIAmtrlclnSportl CaYalcadl Thi annual World cnamplqnshlp Swamc, Buggy Races are featured. tereo. Qll Colago llll<ltbtl Florldl at South Carolina (L) 41 NIWI/SPOIII Clo...Up II Gunamotco 4:30 ~ ~rugal Qounntl Stereo. e Pro Boxing WBC Super We~erwelghl ~lll!g_Terry Norrls \:; ,t8K )vo. Cart lela~,t7 K0t), t2 , s . · mSin Diego (l) rr. E;1 . !.:':.. Ill·~ t;l lqulre TV lJI . 'il . . EVENING 6:00 ()) II (J) Ill ~ a21111 Newl (I) Ufeotyt.. olthe Rich & Famouo (l) 'Newton'• Apple' n1wtono apple Stereo.~ Wlkl America Stereo. iiJJ ID Grudge Metch Dl Wide Workl of Kldl 11J Counllrolrlke Qll Ractng Acrou Arne~ca Fountain of Youth Stakes lrom Hallandale, Aa. (T) 13 World Today CIJl Bordertown Stereo. r:;1 ' 6:05 (l) World Chomplonohlp WreoUing 6:30 ()) G 101 NBC NtWI £;I (!) Wild Ame~ca Stereo. ~ Cll a II ABC Ntwl ; ewton'o Apple Stere . WhHl of Fortune t;1 ~ CBS Nowo r:;l 41 eWI/Plnnacle CIJl New Zorro Stereo. r:;1 7:00 ())II WhHI ol Fortune ~ I (I) Runaway Willi the Ric a . Femouo (!) Nature Stereo. r:;1 ' Cll Ill College B11ketbell Marshall at East Tennessee State (L) Cil Ul-net Wale ~ 112111 XVI Olympic Winter Gam11 Figure skating, exhibitions; alpine skiing. men's slalom; lour-man bobsled ~ !;J i1J1 Ql iiJI Star Tre : Tl\o ' Next aenerauQ r:;1 II! MacGy.er (!) r. . =s~C•nhir Ia Capital GangJNowo IICINIWI Ill Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop Stereo. t;1 7:30 ()) ~ Caah Exploolon (I) tOO,OOO Fortune Hunt a Church Street Station Qll Motorcycle Racing WERA Suzuki Cup Finals from Braselton. Ga. (TJ (L, .. _... _....~I;;{~~~ t:OS (l) MOVIE: Tho Blrdo (2:30) Winter 41 NIWI/~uluno Witch 5:00 (I) SlrMt Jliotlcl (!) Thll Old HouN (!) L~"" I For way r:;l IIJJID WreoUing Challe'1P.: 11J My wo Da~o 41 EarlyPrtme 1111 Pro Boxing wee S\Jper Welterweight Championship: Terry Norris (3().3.0, t6 KOs) vs. Carl Daniels (26-0.Q, t7 KOs). 12 rounds, from San Diego (T) lll&onanu 5:05 (D Flllllng Willi Roland Martin 5:30 ~ New Yanku Worl<ohop . Wind In the WMklwl OGonzoGamu II Country Beat Stereo. 13 Nowomakar Saturday/New• 5:35 (D Flohln' With Orlando Wlloon 'Ill Bloclc StaHion Stereo. r:;J 7:35 (l) NBA llllkttball New Jersey Nets at Atlanta Hawks (L) 8:00 Ill'II a2l Golden Glrlo Blanche invlles Dorothy to her favorite nightclub but soon r~{lj'ets it. Stereo. ~ (!) MD E: Crborg IRI (2: ) (!) Adventure• of Robin Hood (!) Marl< Ruooell Comtdr Special (0:30) Stereo. illl• COPS Abattered woman encourages others not to p~up with abuse. Stereo. 0 MOYl : Belt Seller (R) (2·00) Clli Opry Backotago Stereo. = Mickey Thompoon'o 011 Rold Chomplonohlp Grand Pri• ;t~~==~w~~~ Aboy dreams of starring, directing and writing his own movie, and along the way he meets meny interesting people, Including his alter ego Urkel. ~00) Stereo. ~ New Orlglna Amateur Hour 8:30 ()) G IIJ) WaHor and Emily Walter and Emily welcome home their prodigal daughter. Stereo. C!l Now xrtororo stereo. r:;l IIJJ• COP Aman Is arrested for assaulting his ex-girl!! in the street. Stereo. II Ore Olt Opry Live Stereo. 9:00 ()). iiJI Empty Nut A Japanese team wanta to hire Nlclc, whiCh threatens his marriage. Stereo.. (!) Auotln City Um Stereo. (I) • II Ill WhO'I tht 8ooo? Tony, Angela and Hank'!fcarents t1 to stop the w (PI of 2) Stereo. Cil war It: Chronology In Europe ilD 11 Summer Game• Volleyball tournaments, surfing, rollerlltadlng, bathing-suit models and home-run hlnars are featured from Hawaii. Host: Jim Patmer. (t :00) Stereo. a StiUor Broo. Stereo. = American Muocte MaC:,lll . stdlo w1111 Jon• Jeckoon Q]) MOVIE: Danvor and tho Rio Qranctt (2:00) 9:30 ()). i1J1 NUIIOI Annie Is asked to be a role model for an actor teaming about nursing. Ste~ Cll• 111111 Paino Ben atarts taking 1 karate cla~er to Improve hla ~o, Ulln Wlllch . '. ' J 1 '. • . . • 8J 9, • !L §g. a tO:OO ~ t: Slilttrl 811110. £;I ·. .J .. ' .' ' 1 .. " ~ . .:; : "I tt .,t ;t A.llaclc 'I ·. ~ Hlatoly Month 8plolal TOQy ~ Brown and Suun Taylor 1 ., lead I divtrN ~ ol , Atrlcan-Amertcan lHdtrl Inc( ' actlvlollln a roundtobkl •. ~ ConUnued M N<1t P'C' (1) 8umml1 '12, t �~ - --·... .. -- ~ ~- ~ --- · ~ · -- -· · ·· •"' SUN., FEB. 23 MORNING 5:00 Ill a • a !i, a R a a ' ' ' Social Club~~~ (DRtldlngR (JJ a Mlrlclel Today · Ill ......,, lpelk Out I!IJ. Gomer Pyle 0 Buftdly Today i1J Yoltron Stereo. a Truckl lnd T111ctor P - Mud racing from Franklin. Ga. Stereo. 1221 lportiWIIkly 181on 1M Menu a D Paid Program II)Poptyl 10:01 !Il Hippy D1y1 1D-.30<D Whole In the World II r.::; ' ' IIlla Andy (lll'llrllltlrlll Junior John1011. Stno. . e NlwMIIII• luridly ID Pllnoe V...,. Stereo. r;J • '' • Wli•- ''' I' '' ' '' ' ' I II I ' I •' ' Sllreo. 10:11 i "*MOYIE: The 1:*1 (PG) (2:30) . ii!~W.TV tt:ODCJle At._ r;J (2:00) ~~ a:rc:Clr.~ ~ ;~~og~ .. Cripplld end Telethon (3:00) II) Jull tho Ton of Us 1;1 Wlnnera Junior Johnson. Stereo. 181 EortyPrtmo 5:30 <II Tony Brown'• Journal II) My Two Dade E1clllng World ol Sp11d and Beauty The NASCAR race school; the H.D.R.A . off-rood championship. Stereo. a This Weak In the NBA e Hornt Shopping 11)1 NBC Nlghtelde II) My Sitter Stm Q 1221 Flthln' Hole 181 Sports LlttNight 1111 Paid Prog,..,. 5:30 ill D NBC Nlctelde i1J My Sieler m 1221 Jimmy Houeton Outdoora 181 Nawa/Montywllk 8:00 rn a TV Chapel (!) Magnum, p.l. Ill World Tom0m1w 1!)1 Paid Program liD II Under Fire i1J Land ol tho Gionte @Ban 'n' Go~ Co!ebrily Tournament (R) 181 NeWI/Healthwetik 1111 NewSight '92 6:30 (]) 1J Muelc and the Spoken Word (l) It 11 Written Ill! Minority Bulllntll Report llll CD K·TV !Dllll Waahlngton Edition 11)1 Abbott and Collollo 181 Newe/Stylo With Eloa Klonoch IIJ) J1m11 Robleon 7:00 (2) 1J Robert Schuller With the Hour ol Power 1;1 IIl Mlracleo Today (l) Tom and Jeny'o Funhouae (JJ Ill Viewpoint (!J Loam to Read (Wit' a Your Buolneoo liD Q) Gamer Ted Armetrong !Dllllln Focus II]) National Geographic: On Ae 01gnment iiJ Calliope @ SporteContar 181 DayBreak 131 II Firat Look . IIJ) 0 . Jameo Kennedy 7:30 (!) Robert Schuller WHh the Hour of Power r;J Ill John Ankerberv (!J Another Page Ill! Mlreclol Today I!D Q) Super Forco r;J !Dllll Storch D BodySIIaplng 181 Evan1 and Novak a Ill World Tom0m1w 7:35 (J) Fllntetonee 8:00 (2) D Sunday Today (!) Cherlando (l) Sonme Streot Ill Victory ol Fol Ill GED [Wit 11 Written I!D Q) Superboy !Dllll Evangelistic Outreach IDl Memorieo: Then and Now OJom @ Sld World 181 DayBreak a 0 D. Jomoe Kennldy IIJ) Swtaa Family Roblnoon 8:05 (l) Fllntltonll 8:30 (!) People to People Ill Ill Day ol Dlocovery Ill Lamb Chop'a Ploy-Along Stereo . ~ Ill! Firat dhlon IIJ) Ill Hany and the Henderaonl !Dl lll Lower Llghthouu II]) Search 0 Smurla ~ @ lnelde th PGA Tour 181 Newe/Travel Guide 131 II Dwight Thompeon IIJ) Qerblrt Stereo. 8:35 (l) Cepllln Plenlt and the Planet11ra 9:00 (!) Woaktnd Momlng New• (l) Sllln~ Time Station Stereo. (JJ 1J E ootAngley ill Ethlcl In Ame!ICI £;I illl 1121• XVI Olympic Winter Gomll Hockey. gold medal 3:me (L~ IIJ) 01 vorly II IINu 11)1 World Champlonehlp Wreeti11, iiJ Smu ~ belting ortd ol Speed ond Baouty The NASCAR race school; the H.D.R.A. off-road championship. Stereo. 1221 lnlide thl Senior PGA Tour 181 Morning Nawl a II Robert Schuller With tho Hour of Power 1;1 IIJ) Super Mario 3 9:05 (J) Qllltaan'oletand 9:30 C2l II Wortd Tomorrow (D Llm'Eihop'l Play·Aiong Stereo. IIDIDA ~ i1J Denver, o Lilt Dlnouur Stereo. ~ Truckln' USA Route 66: West Coast Mini-Truck Nationals. Stereo. 1221 Scholaotlc Sports AmtriCI C , In the Classroom. 181 NIWI/Y r Money 1111 Ctpllin N Q 1:35 (J) Heppy Dlyl 10:00 (%) D Ktnnolh Copelend (!) MOYIE: The Cheyenne ' ' National's GoodJ 's 300, Winston Cup's aytona 500. Stereo. 1221 Sports Reporter• 181 College COIChll Comer a II Nowomokora Manioc _Mansion Stereo. IIl Love Boat ' ·- SUNDAY • ' -. a P, II)) Mill the Preu 1;1 m nook PrevltWI 11:30 I]) lll lll a II Thil W11k With 51, a Devld Brinkley (I) From 1 Coun Gorden RICO Day Stereo. 1221 SportaCenter 181 Thlo W11k In tho NBA Big Brother Jake Stereo a e ' EVENING AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) 11 MOVIE: The Hurricane (2:00) (!) MOVIE: The Lotter (2:00) <D Bookmark (I) VIctory Gar en 1;1 illl Home Show 1121111 College Bllkttball §orgetown at Syracuse (L) S! It's Your Bualness i1J All American Wrestling a ln·Fishermen Angling Adventures Bass-bait ideas: where to find big-reservoir catlish. Stereo. a NewoDoy IIJ) MOVIE: The Lemon Drop Kid (2:00) 12:30 <D Computer Chronicles lll lll Viewpoint (I) Motorweek '92 Stereo. illl Boeom Buddies IDl NBA Showtlmo Bill Donee Outdoora How to catch la~emouth bass around hoi ing structures. Stereo. @ Road Race of tho Month Barobudur Run from Indonesia (T) 181 Newt/Science and Technology Week a 1!1 Firat Look 1:00 <D Motorweek '92 Stereo. (JJ D Paid Program (I) Firing Lint llll Ofi·Beat Sportsbeat illl .. MOVIE: Love Me Tender (2:00) IDl NBA Booketboll Boston Celtics at Indiana Pace rs (L) (!) MacGyver 1;1 The Baumalters The Oklahoma Bassmaster Invitational at Grand Lake of the Cherokees near Afton, Okla. Stereo. 1221 Tennis U.S. Indoors , final i rom Philadelphia (L) 181 NewaDay II Beauty and the Beoot a a e 1:05 1ll MOVIE: A Whale lor the Killing (3:00) 1:30 <D (I) European Journal (JJ Ill College Boeketball 7Up Shootout: Florida State vs. DePau l at St. Petersburg, Fla. (L) 1m Randy Ayers Ohio State basketball. Hank Parker'o Outdoor Mogozlne Stereo. a NtWI/MOneyweek 2:00 Ill 11 College Boeketboll Kentuck~ at Georgia (L) ® MDV E: Trapped (1:30) (!) ICI Canada Thle Week (I) Mylllryl The owners of the rival diamonds receive threatening letters. !(. i1J MOVIE: Raising rtzono iPG13) (2:00) NASCAR Racing Mountain Dew 500 lrom Hickory, N.C. (L) Stereo. a Ntwa/Wetk In Review a II GoHing America IIJ) MOVIE: lronlide (2:00) 2:15 llll 1121111 College Beaketboll Indiana at Ohio State (L) 1;1 2:30 (l) Eeplondorell A Peroonol VIew San Antonio is a host a a of the exhibit Mexico: Splendors of 30 Centuries. the largest collection of Mexican Art ever exhibited in the country. (0:30) a II Who'e the Bosa? £;I 3:00 <D Technopolillco (I) Thll Old HOUIO ~ illl lll MOVIE: Tank I I (2:00) 181 NewsJWorid Report a II Llleatyleo ol tho Rich I Famoue 3:30 IIl MOVIE: Co plain Blood (2:30) (D Adam Smith (I) Sowing With Nency 11)1 Ptld Program 3:451Illll Qreatllt Sporte Logende Rick Barry (JIP) 4:00 (2) D PGA Qoll Buick Invitational of California, final round from La Jolla. Calif. (L) (JIP) (D Nove Rating the audience for TV shows Is a problem in ~tistlcal analysis. Stereo. 8 Super Sports Follie,l (I) Greol Amtllcen Qui~ Stereo. 11)1 Blekel I Ebert ..,/' iiJ WtlcOrnt' Beck, Kotler 1;1 NHRA Today Stereo. 1D Nllllonll Flnalt Rodeo Championship round from a LlsV~=~~J a.llk-11 aa Iowa at llllnoio (L~ . 1111 MOVIE: Thlt unny Foaling (2:00) 4:05 (J) MOVIE: The Loll Eltphlnt (2:00) 4:30 (JJ. ~ Bllketblll Temple at assachuaii\S (L) <II lilt of Joy of Pointing 0 a XVI Olympic Wlnttr Gemee Alpine skiing, exhibitions (T); hoci<Q tournornent 0 RUNWIJ W tlit Rich I . recrJ:· f- II) lt'e Your Move lnlldt Wlrllton Cup RICing BuiCh Grand Natlonol'i ~·· 300, Winston Cup'l iytona 500. Stereo. 5:00 <D Cllamplonlhlp Bllfroom Do= 1112 Donee finals are hat of the International modem and Latin competitions, and lhe winners of other categories are shown. Host: Juliet Prowse. (1 :30) Stereo. (!J McLiughfln Group a 6:00 Ill 1J tD II a II Newa ® MOVIE: Milk (PGt 31 (2:00) ~ Seaaona of Life Sterao . Cuh E1ploelon 0 Swamp Thing a Truckln' USA A caravan through Montana's Glacier National Park. Stereo. 1221 SuporBouto Hagler's Knockouts: 1985, Hagler vs. Hearns: 1984, Hagler vs Hamsho II. 181 Game• or '92 A look at the Winter Olympic Games. Big Brother Joke Stereo. e 6:05 (J) WCW Main Event 6:30 NBC Newe ~ (D Irk RUIHII Comedy Special (0:30) Stereo. (JJ 1J Ill! Newt IDlll CBS NtWI £;I OOonzoGamee Race Day Stereo. 181 Nowa/lnelde Buolneaa aOABCNewo £;I Manioc Monelon Stereo. (2)1 a ij 7:00 (2) 1J Hot Country Nighll Coll in Ra~a , comedian Jeff Cesario. ost: Reba McEntire. Stereo. 1;1 (l) Captain Planet and the Planoteera Earth Summit (Pt 1 of 2) (0:3R (D Travelo (I) m a a lfo Goea on Becca is afraid her father is spending too much time with Jesse. Stereo. ~ Ill Planet Earth !Dllll 60 Mlnuteo Stareo. § mHidden VIdeo Unsuspecting beach enthu siasts are caught in compromising situQtlons. Stereo. 0 MOVIE: Bllndmon'a Blull ~00) Stereo. ~ American Sports Cavolclde Swamp Buggy Races (Pt 1) Stereo. 1221 SportoCenter 181 Worid Today IIJ) Thot'l My Dog Stereo. 7:30 (J) Coptaln Planet end the PlaneiHrt Earth Summit (Pt 2 of 2) (0:30) illl mHidden Video Random roller skaters are mistaken for skating marathon winners. (R) Stereo. ® Motorcroll Ford National• Live coverage of the NHRA Top Fuel, Funny Car and Pro Stock finals from Phoenix, Ariz . Stereo. 1221 Swlmeult '90: Barbedo• Edition 181 NeWI/Sportl Sllndly 1111 Prince Vallent Stereo. 1;1 8:00 (2) 8 I!)) I Wtlntll Video (Premiere) Eye-catching stories Include the murder of a constable, five people surviving a tornado and a fiery escape from a burning building. (1 :OOh Stereo. 1;1 (!) Star Saarc Ill One Child • One Voice Seven children from around the world join together to discuss what they can do to save tha earth 's environment. (1 :00) [IJ (!J Neture Stereo. !il (JJ Ill 131 II MOVIE: 'R In Mon' ABC Sunder, Nighb Movlt !AI ~:006 S ereo. llll tD • VI lymplc Wlntor Gamel Closing Ceremonies (T) ~ lllllllln Living Color Benita tells a story about each of her classmates at a reunion. Stereo. r:;J American Sports Covolcode Swamp Buggy Races (Pt 2) 1221 NFL Suporbowl XXVI Bllllerd Chlmplonohlp NFL AII·SIIrs, final ~ aPrlmtNeWI 1111 New ZOlfO Stereo. £;I 8:30 lllllll Roc Roc trains a female amptoyee and learns about sQal harassment. Stereo. 1111 Black Stallion Stereo. 1;1 9:00 Ill G 11)1 MOVIE: 'Whit Slle Dolin, Know' NBC Sundoy Night Movloo (2:00) Stereo. (!) Life ,. ol tho Rich I Femouo !Il Netlonll Geographic Explorer (D (I) Mllltr1lfiCI ThHtre Tltmuss uta out to destroy his me::JJPI 3 of ~'a;.,. llll. Ml ...With On a IUrprill vaCitlon, Bud and Kelly get trapPil! In a snowstorm. Stereo. 1;1 II) Silk 911.ingl (lltnlldt Wlnaton Cup Reclng Buech Grand National's <loodJ's 300, . Winston Cup's aytono 500. Stereo. 1221 Top Rink Boling USBA a 'I Featherwe~ht Champions lp: Lu~ Gulitrrtz (25-4. 1 KOa) vs. Louis Eaplnoze (42-5-2. 35 KOs), 12 roundl, from San FranCis= 181 Ntwl oak In Rlvlow 0 New Amlttur Hour 1:30 IIlla Hermen'o Hood Hennen and ~Ia office mates attend 1 self-awareneaa seminar. Ster'&rio,. Btn D1nc1 How to catch la~emouth bass around hoi lng structures. Stereo. 10:00(!) Newe <D Mylllryl The owners of the rlval diamonds receive a • MON., FEB. 24 Cl 1992 T~ lo,longlnc F1 Wortn . TX • EVENING 6:001])8 Ill lilii 9l 1121111 II)) Newo (!) Video Power ~ Square One TV Stereo. RHdl::lj Rainbow 1;1 llllll N~ Court 1;1 II)Smu ~ 1221 Sporte R portero 181 World Today 1111 Rln Tin Tin, K·9 Cop Stereo. 1;1 threatening letters. 1;1 (I) American Moetera Tha life of Sarah Vaughan, one of the greatest singers of jazz. gID Sunday Comlco A parody of tha spirit of Hawaii; Dennis Wolfberg, An'l!, Bumatai. Stereo. II) ounterllriko The Baumaotero The Oklahoma Bassmaster Invitational at Grand Lake of the Cherokees near Afton, Okla , Stereo. J2!J World News 1111 Charteo Stanley 10:30 Road Tut Magazine Stereo. 10:40 (!) lnetanl Repley 11 :00 Ill II (JJ Ill illl 1121111 11)1 a a Nowe ®Monetora Ill Network Earth (D The '801 A look at country people In the city and city people in the a MONDAY iD Ill CBS NtWI liD • Andy Qrilllth count1. a Str11t Juatlco (J) One Child · One Volco Seven children from around the world join together to discuss what they can do to save tha earth's environment. (I :00) (I) Ill Stat Search 1m XVI Olympic Winter Gomes Wrap-up. cr21111 George Mlchoel'a Sport1 Machine II]) WKAP In Cincinnati Truckln' USA Route 66; West Coast Mini-Truck Nationals. Stereo. a NtWI/Inoldt Buelneu 1111 John Ankerberg 11:35 a II Nancy Doroch 11:50 a II Roggln'l Heroes 12:00 illllll Siekel I Ebert cr21111 On Scone: Emergency R11ponee 11J1 Arntrlctn GlediOlora II) Hollywood lnoldtr Trucko ond Tractor Power Mud racing from Franklin, Ga. Stereo. 1221 LPBT Bowling Santa Maria Classic from Santa Marla, Calli. (L) 181 Ntwi/WOrtd Report Final EdHJon IIJ) John Oot11n 12:15 llll Jtoperdyl 1;1 12:20 a II Flrtt Look 12:30 Ill IJ Homo Shopping IIl MOVIE: Htll'l Cro11roodo (2:00) (J) World Tomorrow Ill 1!1 Lif11tyit1 ol the Rich I Femous liD Ill Rick Pltino Kentucky basketball. !Dllllln America iiJ Paid P~rom lnllldt W neton Cup Racing Busch Grand National's Goody's 300, Winston Cup's Daytona 500. Stereo. IIJ) Lany Jones 12:451!)1 Paid Program 12:50 a II Entertainment Tonight Stereo. 1;1 1:00 (l) 1111 Peld Program IIJ) CD Frtdoy tho 13th: Tho Slritl !Dllll Entertainment Tonight Stereo. 1;1 Motorcraft Ford NoUonall Live coverage of the NHRA Top Fuel, Funny Car and Pro Stock finals from Phoenix, Ariz. Stereo. 1:30 (JJ Ill Qrowlng Paine 1;1 131 Wlnnera Junior Johnson. Stereo. D Glory Deyo 1:50af1Newo a a a a 2:00 ~ f1 Wgd NtWI Now tereo. ~ II M IE: Perfect ltntll IR) (2:00) Chlmplonehlp Rodeo Stereo. ID llporttCentor 2:15illl Ntahtwotch 2:25 II W~d Newe Now llrao. 2:30 (!) Pold Progrom 181 Sporte LlttNight 3:00 (!) NIWIWOrthy (l) One Child • One Voice S.ven chNdren from around the wortd ~oin together to discuss w at they can do to save the earth's envlronment.I:;,OOI 1D Top Rink xlng USBA a fl Fealhl~ht Champions lp: Lun Gutierrez ~5-4, 1 KOs) vs. Loulo oza (42·5-2. 35 KOa), 12 rounds, from San Fr1111CIIco (R) 181 !vane end Novek 3:30 (%). Home Shopping e., (j) HeWIWorthf 0 Peld Progrem a 51 g NoweHour (JJ II Ctnd Corntra <II Legllllllvo UP!!ete !Ill Current AHok ~ llllll Stir Tlie Next Qeneretlon ll:llll E t nmont Tontaht ~tereo. iiJ MlcG r 1;1 !' 1D SporltCtnt~r 181 Moneyllne 1111 The W11ton1 7:05 (I) Addlme Femlly 7:30 I]) a II)) Jooperdyl C (!)Now It Cen Be ToiCJ (I) En"!!!!inment Tonight ~tereo:.'i! • '• ~· Marrltd...With ChHdren MecNIIP.Ihrer NeweHour Whltl o Fortune 1;1 a Femtly Ftud Be a Bier Stereo. D Collogo lluketblll Iowa at Minnesota (L) a Crouftre 7:35 !Il Sanford end Son 8:00 om In thl Heat of the 16' ""' Night A female restaurateur Is suspected of orchestrating Insurance seem . Stereo. Ia ""a ~ MOVIE: School Dart IRi (2:30) (I) Wortd of Audubon Speciale Profile of Native Americans , ranchers and farmers and their Impact on lhe Great Plains. (I :00) Ill (JJ 111 Full HouH D.J. tries to lind a way to get Danny t~el her drive. Stereo. (l) Nova lentlfic evidence surrounding the assasslna~n of JFK Is explored. 1!)1 iD II th Annual Grommy Awordl Awards for • THU., FEB. 27 8:00 Ill Aultln City Umill Stereo. illl a XVI ~ Winter Cllmte ( 1;1 llll• 1 II) Tho Hltc • ., Amerlcln Muelc Shop Stereo. ID NFL Suparbowt XXVI Billiard Chlmplonehlp Hall of Femers, final (T) 181 Wortd Newl 10:30 <D Cttemplonehlp Bllroom Dancl~ 1892 Danca finals are he of the lntematlonal modem and Lelin competitions, and the winners of other categories are shOWn. Hoet: Juliet Prowee. (I :30) Stereo. =tnlng POICI 1;1 Rllllty Ql TIUI Cor•IICIIon Stereo, tt:OO!lla (J)a llll aa aw,.NIWI (D Hontymoantl'l ()) MOVIE: Crftllre 2: The e:= eo1 B o Mlln CourH (PG13) <II Lonteornt Plnl "~~•• I== Stereo. 1;1 1:01 (I) lll¥erty HNIIIIIIIII lqulre One Stereo. 1121• CBS New• Andy Doo Grillltll . ill •Scaoby _ Up Clo g - 7:00;•.11)) Nt=r ~· !'jl'frtl'tm.nt ToniGht l::COy.., £;I @ ~ a Montyllno ' ~LIll"tr~o5' (I) !nle!ll!lnmtnt Tonight s-11~:. Q • Mairltd... With Children ' I• II a ·Witell or1Ur11 1;1 • ,...., Feud lllr SllreO. Cll Caloge a....-11 North C1roNna It Florldl Stall (L) a erou~~re 7:31 (I) IInford end Son 8.110 (%)a aJ Colby ShOW Cliff 11 forctd·10 realize Rudy his . . ~v-· • : Milling In AcliOn ' ~l:=:'~(2:00) .....i:l:Ntll L v1111nou1 :C:: murdlro A cop =it:~; a r:-o· ' lhllllred end ' by . . - Btlrto. ol • 11:351]) 8 11)1 TonightShow Starring Johnny Ceraon Stereo. Ill Ch11ra 1;1 12:00 (JJ 8 Donnie Miller illl Arllnlo Hell Stereo. 1;1 llll• Love Conntctiorl i1J The EquaUaor Neehvllt Now Stereo. a NeweNtaht 12:051Il Nlghutne 1;1 12:30 IIl MOVIE: The Big Operator (2:00) . llll• WKRP In Clnclnnoti 1121 ill Poreonelo ID Pro Snow Sklng From Squaw Valley, Calif. (R) 1811nelde Polltlce '92 12,35 1]) G O Loll Night Whh Dovld L.etttrmen " c Dylan and Brenda ere faced with the temptation of cheating. Stereo. Q II) MOYIE: CoD IR) (2:00) 9 N11hvllt Now Stereo. 181 Llny King Uvtl ~ RHdl:lfl Rllnbow 1;1 ~r..~:r.&o"rt 1;1 1221 lnelde the PGA Tour 181 Wortd Todey 1111 Rln T1n Tfn, K-9 Cop Stereo. 1;1 8:05 !Il Beverly Hlllb/1/111 8:30 Ill 11)1 NBC Nawe (!) Saved br tho Bell (D (JJG ABC NeWI <D Wild Amellce C ljll Square One TVStereo. @ Baekltblll UCLA at Southam California (L) 10:00 I]) fl II)) L.A. LIW RoMina represents his father In a ~Mmlnatlon call. Stereo. Ullll II thrilled ' or Robin Hood (I) Under Fire illl ll:lla Knoll Landing Pierce attempts to murder Sumner; ValI unexpected help. Stereo. 1!1J lortdHunllf Ill 1111 700 Club With OJ 1121• CBS Ntwl r;J llll • Andy Qriffltll ID Scooby Doo 1221 SporiiCtnter IU New Zorro Stereo. 1;1 6:35 ()) Andy Clrlllilh 7:00 ~ fl 11)1 WhHI ol Fortune IIJl Morrtld...With Children Gl 1:00 (J) MOVIE: Rid Altrt .(g:OO) (JJ 8 Growing Peine Gl liD II Peld Program cr211D Nlallt Cllltlel II) Tu..a.y Night Ftahtt (R) a ShowBiz Todey 1:051IJ Now It Con Be Told illl Ntwl , 1 30 (JJ IJ 11, 1 1 Living tD e Now It Cln Be Told II Crook lnd CheH 1221 Ameflce'e Cup '92 Setting salt for San Diego. .. N N,_t Upcl1 11 .. •w• ,.,, 1111 Paid Program 1:35 (2) G II)) Liter With Bob Collis ~ Enleij'nmont Tonight ereo. 1:40 9l CNN News 2:00 (JJ G W~ New1 Now Stereo. liD II E: A Sinful Life {A) (2:00) Club Donee Stereo. D NBA Today 181 Wortdwldl Upciltt 1111 700 Club With Pot Robertson 2:05 (2) Hornt Shopping (i) Ntwt 11)1 NBC Nlghllldt 2:10 1!)1 Nlghtwatch ~The Jefftreonu;J (l)lnolde Edition Gl" <D MlcNeBI Lehrer NtweHour (JJ a Can Comera (I) LoglliiUvt UP!!ate illl Current Allolr ~ lllllll Stir Trek: Tlio Ne1t Oontration C 1121e Entortifnment Tonight Stereo. C 1D MICOY.,tr C , ID College Bailietblll Georgetown at Seton Hall (L) 181 Monoylfne 1111 The Walton• 7:05 (l) Addeme Family 7:30 Ill • IIJI Jeopardy! (!) Now H Con Be Toia Ill Entertainment Tonight Stereo. C ~Ill Mll'illd...Whh Children c a ~ MocHellp;hrer NIWIHour illl Wheel o Fortune 1;1 1121• Femlly Foud Be 1 Star Stereo. acroeoflrt 7:35 !Il Slnlord and Son 8:00 Ill G College Beekttball South Cerollna at Kentucky (L) (!) Bullo Eye · (D College BeekltboN Ohio Sllte at Purdue (L) <D Netlonel ~rephtc ~lot Stereo. (JJ Ill Dlnouurt a~ lrles to persuade Robbie to leave the ~ttlafleld . (PI 2 of 2) Stereo. a a 2:30 IIl Dennie Miller ID SporteCtnttr 181 Sportl LIIINtaht 2:40 WWorld NIWI Now Stereo. Gl 3:00 (l) MOVIE: Wind Acrou tht Everglad11 (2:05) i1J MOVIE: Tht Blue Hotel (2:00) D Up CIOH 181 Cro11flre 1111 Paid Program 3:30(!) Paid Progrem rD Colttgt 8oetcetblll Mississippi at Louisiana Stall (R) 181 Newe avemight OJ cr21111 Davie Rulol Gwen tries to warn Dwight against investlnttn a partnersnip. Stereo. llllll M IE: Running bred (R) (2:00) 11)1 UniOiwld Myetert11 Two suspects are Involved In a robbery In Nevada: a family 3:45181 Neweroom 1;1 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Running IPGI (2:00) Robtrtlon 0:0fi (I) MOVIE: Perry M....n: Tho 1 eoN o1 .,.~~~oo~~ng aw (2:00) 10:30 <II Weohlnglon Jllporl 11 Crook end Chill 11:00(%). Ill (JJ. 0 NeWI ill !ll =r..= r;J =· . ; • ArHnlo Hd Stereo. a~[t· 0 ....-•n llfiO. t;l . ~ l'm~:f!'~ourt Gl 1D Moto;;'..;i'd 181 World Todly 1111 Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop Stereo. 1;1. 8:05 (l) Bevorly Hlllbfllts § 8:30 ill a 11)1 NBC N IIl Slvld bJ the llell Ill (JJ Ill ABC Newl (l) Wild Amlrk:l ljll Square Ont T'TStereo. c 0 cr2111 CBS Howl r;J liD II Andy Grtllilh II) Scaoby Doo 1221UpCioH 1111 New Zorro Sllreo. 1;1 8:35 (J) Andy Grillltll 7:00 ~ G II)) WhHI of Fortune ~Tho Jtlllllonu;J (l)lnlldt Edition tjJ IIi MICNetl~rer NIWIHour (JJ 8 Cend Comore <II Legllllllvl IJPI!!IIt . 1 Current Alfolr C ~!1!!:.T~: The Nell 1121• En[~illntnt Tonight Stereo. , a OMicO =~ c 2:00 (JJ 8 ~ NeWI Now Stereo. liD IE: Rtd-Ht1ded S'trllllflt (A) (2:00) II Club Dance Stereo. ~MicNttiL!:,ehrer a NewiHour r;;J_ illl WhHl of Fortune 1;1 1121a Flmlly Feud a II I Sllr Stereo. DSI!I World 181Cro11ftre =~~Digtet 2:051]). Home Shopping 0 NBC Nightlldl 2:10 Cll Newa illlfllllhrltch , 2:30 IIl Dtnnll ..... D SporiiCenllr • 8porll LlltNight 2:40 ~ world NeWI Now 3:00 = • 7:35 (I) Sanford • Son 8:00 Ill • 0 MIUock A waaithy producer Ia killed, and her husblnd~as en airtight alibi. Sllroo. (D MOVI : Detour to Nowlltre (2:00) Ill (JJ • Femlly Mlttlrl Steve maktl a dell with 1 bluea alnger 1o 1trtntdt Llll'a. Stereo. C 1D Walhlngtari'ftltk In Rlvlow Sllrao. !;! dl Ill lcoroh (PilOt) A llll(lng drogon Htllll In with 1 typlcol flmlly. St8reo. r;J iiiJ. AmtrlcA'I Molt , Wllltld A PenlhouH model II murdtl'llcf on her birthday Stereo. Up CioN BCrouftN 1111 Pilei Progrlm a 3:30 (D l'lld Program ' 0 MOVIE: llomlon: Omen II . IR) (2:00) a Cofflge letllllbll UCLA c 'Ut *lnge' II 3:!11 llufilor, h .,. 1111 MOVIE: lllond of the Blue Dofphinl (2:00) 7:05 (I) Addlme Femlly 7:30 Ill. 0 Jtopardyl (!) NOw It Cln .Be toiiJ Ill !nle!ll!l- Tonight Star~:-~ ~ 8 Mairttd...With Children Ntwl Nlghllnt Tlrll A[;l'llme Tlnle Sllrto. · . , • AmericiR Shop ~ Rllding Rolnilq!! r;J az• Nlaht Game• II) MOYil: The Orntn (R) (2:30) a ShowBiz Today 1111 Pold Progl'llm 1:051Il How HCon Be Told illl NIWI 1:30(1)811'11 Living . aza Now" con ae Told Crook and ChtH 181 NtwiNight Upcilte 1:35 rn • o Liter Willi Bob Collll Ill Enlt!!!lnment Tonight stereo. Gl 1:40illl CNN 1:50 (I) MOVIE: Huntora Are for Killing (2:00) Club= RobtrteOII EVENING \Zl aro..:4 Peine 1;1 AI 1111700 • FRI., FEB. 28 8:00 Ill. Ill (JJ.. illl 112111 11)1 Ntwl (!) VIdeo Power Square Ono TV Stereo. '15 11 :30!!\i•rJglllln'IOI!" !:0. • Stereo. D 8portsCtnllr 181 Moneytlne 1111 MOVIE: The Duel at Slivtr CrHic (1 :30) 11:35 (2) II II)) Tonight Show Stirring Johnny CIII'IOII Stereo. IIJCheorol;l 12:00 (JJ II Dennie Miller 1!)1 A,..,lo Hill Sllreo. r;J 1!1J • Love Connoctlon i1J Tho Equalizer a Nolhvllle Now Stereo. 1D Women'e College a.etcotbllll Southam California al Washington (L) a NtweNight 12:05 (I) MOVIE: Stunte lPG) (1 :45) Ill Nlglltllne £;I 12:30 (!) MOVIE: Tho Secret Lift of len Fltrnfng (2:00) liD. WKRP In Cincinnati cr21a Plllonlt• 1811nlldt Poltlce 't2 12:35(2)8 0 Lilt NIGht With David ........,.., (i) Love Connoctlon Morrltd...Witll Children Pet § a !D Love Connection liD • 6:00 Ill . Ill (JJ. illl 112111 II)) Newe (jJ Video Power \Zl. Square One TV Sterao . a 1:00(1)1 WED., FEB. 26 EVENING Soutlllm Ctlllomil (R) BNiwiO••niFt NIWII'GDII Q for~rtiiOrl. i1J , She Wrote r;J a SllfiO. 3:50(1) 'l'hrW ltOogH Q - L-====~~--~~--~----~----~~ 0- ., a ~A.=i...o. 8·;~Top~ . liD • BeVtrty Hill, 10210 [IJ1~eo-, 7 30 ill .......... I!IJ Mon•••us GJ ~ Ntwl ~ ~=Time Uvo 1111 The Wllllonl 7:01(1) Addlmo Fomtly . (D streat s...... -"- cr2111..! ereo~ ~~~!suggests n. ~ 'A"' T1 1:00(%)G:JA1tn (JJ 1: lqukm (R) (2:00) . i 1:30 I]) a 0 Winge Helen tries stand-up comldy after a ~~:n•~r,e Noll - e 1121 CIIHrl Frasier and Lilith agree to renew their wadding vows. Stereo. C <D (I) Myetoryl Polrot liis a rose named In his honor a1 Chelsea Rower Show. Pt.~:.~Dowflng My....... (JJ a Co Ctmt111 <II Legllilllvl U~ IIIIZGfal.evftt • H 1111 New Zorro Stereo. 1;1 8:31 !Il Andy Grillltll WhHl.'ol Fortune Z,ro (2:00) a • - • anc1 Novak tme CtH of the SCindeloul Scoundrel (2:00) 8:30 I]) f1 ·11)1 Dlfflflnt Wortd Owayne Is caught In a compromising situation In 'f411tiey's room. (PI 2) Stereo. Stereo. 1111 Vou Aeked for It, Ageln AmefiCI ~:One Mlnuelto 1:30m:=z~ • T l'nlll .... Dllfllldt •• . : ~mS:rW:'[!t 9:00 (J) 'il. . ....... Tonigh! IIJ)IIonlertoWn SllfiO. £;I 11:301]). aJ llturdly Night Live ROHinnt and Tom a iiJ AmtriCin Muelc 9hop Tho Jefllreonu;J !fllnlklt Edition 1;1· a::=~ IDI'IId l:OI•a WCW Mlln Event a llllll The Slmpeone Homer savea Springfield from a l!llclear disaster. (R) Stereo. ID Rln Tin T1n, K·t Cop II) MOYII: F - (A) (2:00) • Amtrfoln llullc lltop SllfiO. a a ~ A111 You Baing 8trved? a World Today Arnold. Stereo. IIl MOVIE: Deeth Wllh 3 IR) (2:00) (JJ Ameflcen CllldlelOrl illl Gl. XVI Olympic Winter Glmtlln and around the '92 Winter Games. 1;1 9 Grand Ole 9PrY Live Slereo. a Ctpttll GengJNtwe 1111 Bonanza 11:35all Chltre £;I 12:00 illl ArHnlo 1111'1 Wttktnd Jom Stereo. I!IJ a Comic Live Cathy Lldman, JaCk <lalla~htr, Marc Weiner, Frankl n Ajaye. Stereo. 1121a WKRP In Ctnclnrlltl 11 Slltltr lroe. Stereo. =College llek.W Wyoming at Utah (L) a NeWINight 12:05aa a.rwetch r;J 12:30 (JJ a WWF Wreetlllllf ~ !Il ())II illl 11)1111 H Tour a !i tD a ~ RHdl~elnilq!! g 1Q I!IJ L~ lnelde Stnlor PGA Con11nuod from pn«dlnc Poco a MocGyver Q On Stege Stereo. a Spoil• Tonight 1111 Bordtl1own Stereo. 1;1 11:30 (!) Kolek C Cll Ac!am !mith (JJ NighUine Q llll cr21• 'Urbln Angel' Crime Time After Prlme Time Stereo. C Church StrHt Slltlon J21 SporteConter a Moneylne 0 Thlt'e My Doil Stereo. 8:05 !IJ MOVIE: Perry M11011: The 0 NtWI (!) VIdeo POWir TV S \Zl. Squire 0ne tereo. . discussion of tough Issues. (1 :00) <D Now Country vtaeo Stereo. (JJIII a Tho Commleh Wilt Chamberlin's appearance helps David deal with his lnhlbllions. Stereo. • EVENING 3:00 1221 Up CloH acrouflre 1111 Pold Program 3:30 IIl Bob Ntwhlrl D Colttgt Beekolblll Oklahoma at Kansas (R) a NeWI <mmlght 3:45181 Ntworoom 1;1 4:00 IIl MOVIE: Tho Runewey Berge (2:00) liD • MOVIE: EIPOHd IR) (2:00) 181 Llny King Uvel 4:05 (J) Allin the Fornlly 4:10 0 CNN Headline Ntwl 4:35 (l) Hogln'l Nero11 a WEDNESDAY THURSDAY a ~ ~ Are You tieing Served? Church Stroat Billion 1111 Wltntll 10 survtvol~"~ .,. 9:00 (%) 11)1 'G11111 Roote (PI 2 of 2)' NBC Movlt Ol tho WHk (2:00) Stereo. C (J) MOVIE: Mod Max {llj (2:00) Ill (JJ 11 Ro-nne Ro11anne and Jackie's childhood house Is slated for demolhlon. S~reo. 1;1 Cll Frontilne <II Novo Scle Ufic evidence surroundin~lhe assasslnat n of JFK is explored. 0 Tueldey Night Flghtl (L) · 8 Nolhvlllt Now Stereo. 181 Llny King Llvel 1111 Falher Dowling Myelerill Stereo. 1;1 · 9:30 Ill (JJ II Coach Luther and Hayden's 60-year-old secretary spend the evening !()gather. Stereo. C D College Beeke\6etl Mississippi at Louisiana Sllte (L) 10:00 Ill (JJ lll Mobo and Moblllll James Woods explores the prlvaleflves of public enemies, people on bOth sidas of the law and the alleged New York crime figure John Got\1. (I :00) Q <D That Dllicett Elolanco II: Our Bill of RJII 1;1 <II FronHine lllliD Hunter a World Now 1111700 Club With Pot Roberteon 10:30 IIl Nowe a Crook end Cha11 11 :00 Ill II Ill (JJ lll illl !Dllll II)) Newa !Il MOVIE: Brlddock: Mleelng In AcUon Ill (AI (2:00) <D Newewatch §Ill Artenlo Hall Stereo. e ~ t:~~Ed':r,~ !jt .,.._ (R) (2:00) 0 Murdlr, She Wrott 1;1 r.D On Stoga Stereo. 181 PrtrntNtwe C 1111 Rln Tin Tin, i(.g Cop Stereo , 8:30 Ill (JJ II Homo lmprov~ent Tim Ignores a chain letter that Jill says can f!r'nge his bad luck. Stereo. a The Joll~r~on\:P a iOn Stage Stereo. 1111 Black Stallion Stereo. 1;1 9:00 (2) II II]) 'Grau.Rooll (PI 1 ol 2)' NBC Monday Night ot the Movlee A2:00) Stereo. 1;1 !IJ MOVIE: ooaler Cogbuin lPG) (2:00) Ill MOVIE: 'Craah Lending: The Reocue of Flight 232' ABC Monday stt Movie 2:00) Stereo. Live From L ncoln Center Stereo . illl !Dllll Murplly Brown Murphy is In hot water with member~of the Senate. Stereo. 0 WWF rime Time Wreotllng Texas Tornado vs. Rick Tha Model Martel. , Noehvlllt Now Stereo. 181 Llny King Llvel ~ Father Dowling Myeterioo Stereo. 1;1 9:30 illl !Dllll D11iftnlng Women Julia's temper lares after mall security guards harass Anthony. Stereo. ~ 1221 College B11ke 11 Oklahoma at Kansas (L) 10:00 (!) NIWI ill) cr21e Northtm EIPOIUrl An angry neighbor MOVIE: IIIICtl lllltiiA) ( 00) . . (jpry IIIGflllllll Stereo. § a ..., '"' "''"" 1:00 !IJ COUIIIeU Spoclel Cousteau and his son bring to light the majesty of the ocean resources and the misconceptions of their use and potential. (I :00) (JJ Q Growing Paine r;J llll• Rawhide 112111 Night Gomoe i1J Hollywood lnlider 181 ShowBiz Today 1111 Paid Program 1:051Il Now It Can Be Told illl Ntwl 1:30(1)1!1 lt'l a Uvlng IDllll Now It Can Ba Told ODogHoull Crook end Chua 181 NoweNight Update 1:35 1]) 8 11)1 Later Whh Bob Coital ~Entertainment Tonight ereo. r;J 1:40111l CNN Newt 2:00 (J) Notional Geographic E1plorer (JJ 0 World NtWI Now Stereo. illl U1 M IE: Plein Clothtl (PGI (2:00) i1J Paid Program Club Donee Stereo. 1221 Boat ol Arntricon Muecle Magezlnt 181 Worldwide Upcloll 1111 700 Club With Pet RobertiOII 2:05 (2) II Homo Shopping IIJN; \!ll NBC Nlghtolde 2110 llll Nlghtwltch 2:30 IIl Donnlo Miller 1221 SportoCtnter a Sports LlttNtaht 2:40 ~ Worid NtWI Now Stereo: ~;.c~tJi~-/t.~'="' . .,. D Up Clo11 1111 Ntw Zorro Stereo. 1;1 8:35 (I) Andy Clrttfith 7:00; wo.--t 01 Fortune '15 (D Live rom Lincoln Cenllr Stereo. illl !Dllll Evening Shade Fontana calls the wedding off. (Pt 2 of 3) Stereo. ~ ~ ~ MOVIE: Nln~ Ill: he om notion (R) (2 : ) II) Murder, Silo Wrote 1;1 On Sligo Stereo. 181 PrimoNewa 1111 Prince Vallon Stereo. 1;1 8:30 Ill II 11)1 Blo11om Blossom throws a sleep-over: Joey dates tha lootball coach's dau~ter. Stereo. 1;1 Ill lll American Detectlvo New Jersey officers go undercover to battle drug dealing among teens. Stereo. Q Ill Are You Bel, Served? illl !Dllll Major ad The McGillises enter the Family of the Year contest. Stereo. 4:00 IIl .._ Boat (I) WCW Mlln Event llll•ID.endycBSG~ iiiJ " ""'"' iiJ Scaoby Doo a Stereo . ~ Stereo. ; • .Areonlo Hell Sllreo. 8:05 (l) Beverly Hlllbllfloe 8 30 ""~ '"' NBC u' ~ - ~ b~·~aew'n '-" ..., uow Ill (JJ 8 A Newe (D Wlld ArntrlCI £;I 1111 MOVI : Tho Rldheod and tho Cowboy (1 :301 11:35 (2) D 11)1 Tonight Show Sllrrlng Johnny Coreon Stereo. IIJChaert 1;1 12:00 (JJ II Donnie Miller llllll Love Connection i1J Tho Equellzer Naehvllle Now Stereo. 1221 Col~o Baeketbell New MexiCO tate at Calllornia-Senta Barbara (L) 181 NeweNight 12:05(!) NlghUine r;J 12:30 (!) MOVIE: Mid MIX (R) (2:00) llllll WKRP In Cincinnati 11211D Peroonale 1811nolde Polltlce '92 12:36 (2) II 11)1 Lito Nlghl With David Lettennin Ill Love Conntellon Marrild ... With Children a .,. U Iodi ID NBA T Y 181 Wortd Today Pte:.~ Tin, K·9 Cop 181Mo~lne MacNell~hrer .e iiJ R a NewsHour llll Wheel of Fortune 1;1 1121111 Fomlfy Feud Be a Stir Stereo. 1221 College Besketbelf St. John' s at Providence (L) acro1111re 7:35 !IJ Sanford and Son 8:00 I]) II 11)1 Frear. Prince ol Bel Air Will Is uspended after he stages ~rotest at school. Stereo. ~ MOVIE: The reaklast ub (Al(2:00) !IJ Couatoou Special Cousteau and his son bring to light the majesty of the ocean resources and the misconceptions of their use and potential. (1:00) (l) (l) 0 FBI: Tho Untold Storl11 Christopher Bernard Wilder goes on a bloody cross·country rampage. a Meth Le~mlng Hour liD tN:r.t Court , (JJCI~IIIMI;I QMacGyver£;1 1221 SportsCtnter a Moneyllne 1111 Tho Wehone 7:05 !ll Addome Family 7:30 Ill II 11)1 Jeope~ ~ (!) Now It Can Be ol ~ Entertolnment Tonight ereo. 1;1 ~ lll Moirted... With Children e ~ illl Arton Nell 1121• 'SwooUng Bultll' Crime Tirnt After Prtrnt Time· Stereo. On Sll~o S ereo. 1221 &porto enter Stereo. ~ SATURDAY a 1"1 1:00 Ill Ill (JJ illl 1121e 11)1 Newe IIl VIdeo Powor Squire One TV Stereo. a The Jtlleraon\:P IIJinsldl Edition <D MocNell~i'hrer NowtHour (JJ 11 Cend Camera (I) Leglolollve UPI!!Ito llll Cunent Allllr ~ · llllll 911r Trtk: Tlio Next Generation~ 1121111 Ent- nment Tonight the annual preuntation lrom Radio City Music Hallin New EVENING a £;I a NeWI/Fulure Witch 3:45a Neweroom r;J /IICNNNewe i11J a MOVIE: Modem Glrto iPG13) (2:00) a-·~llg l1ory 1111 Peld · m • :30 a Cro111tre ' !i1 II) Scooby Doo DUpCioH 1111 New ZOlfO Stereo. 1;1 8:35 (J) Andy Grtllith 7:00; 11)1 Whltl ol Fortune a TUESDAY -~~~===~~=======~~~=~ • TUE., FEB. 25 • Best Artist and other 1111 MOVIE: Tho Big Clfcue categories are announced at (2:00) challenges Holling for his seat as mayot;. Stereo. 1;1 liD II Huntlf 181 Wortd Ntw 1111700 Club With Pet Robertson 10:30 Crook ond ChoH 11 :00 Ill • Ill (JJ • illl 11)111 1121NIIl ~~ Court ~ !IJ VIE: UIZI '1 Rlld (R) (2:00) <DN-wetcll llllll ArHnlo Hell II) MecGyvlf !;I On Sll~ Stereo. 181 Sport• onlght 1111 Bordartown Stereo. 1;1 11 :30(!) Ko!:.9. . <D Eu n Joumel 6:05 !Il a...rty Hlllbllll.. 6:30 Ill. 11)1 NBC NeWI 1;1 (!) Slvld by 1M llell Ill ())Ill ABC NtWI £;I (D Wild Ame!ICI.Jl ~Square One Stereo. a illl • tor Trek (!) Silk Stalking• Celebrity Outdooro Stereo. 1221 SportoCentor 181 Newo/Sportl Tonight 1111 Ben Haden Changed Lives 11:1511)1 Focua15 11:30 ~ IJ Beauty and the Bout ·- ,,, reunion. Stereo. C II) Murder, She Wrote BlnJoe, Flddt11 ond R~to Singer and songwriter John Hertford rotates the history of riverboats. (1 :OOl_Stereo. 181 PrlmiNIWI r;;J Big Brolher Jilke Stereo. a e 8:05 !IJ MOVIE: Peny Maeon: The CIH of the Murdered Mldtm (2:00) 8:30 IIl NBA Beeketbllll Washington Bullets at Chicago Bulls (L) (JJ Ill Wondlf V11re Kevin and Winnie help each other gat hot dates for the sprtng formal. Stereo. C <II Are You Beinll Slrvtd? illl cr2111 Brooklyn Bridge Alan and his friends take advantage of an unsupe~ed weekend . (R) Stereo. 1.,1 Monloc Monelon Stereo. e 1:00 IIi Arntrk:on PflyhouH Small-town life of the 1950s Is tumed Inside out. C (JJ II MOVIE: 'WhenHeny Met Silly... ' ABC Movie Speclel (R) (2:00) Stereo. 1;1 CfJ National Otofl...rephlc Spacial SteriiQ. G1 1m cr21111 Jake and the Fotmlln Stere<i. 1:;! 11)1 Sllnleld After George's car breaks down, he and Jerry ca~h ~ ride In a limo. Stereo. II) MOVI : The Klll!!!lf Piece (2:00) Stereo. 1.,1 Nuhvflle Now Stereo. 1221 College Bllkllbo.ll Virginia at Duke (L) 181 Llny King Llvtl IIJ) Fethtr Dowling My1terl11 Stereo. 1;1 9:30 11)1 Night Court Harry temporarily gives up his position .2!' the bench . a Stereo. GJ 10:00 Ill G 11)1 Quantum Loop Sam leaps Into the life of a black girl, the s!!llJer In a ·sos group. Stereo. 1,1 IIl NIWI Ill On Scene: Emergency Ruponeo <II Americen PlayhouH Small-town lifo of the 1950s is turned Inside out. C llll 41 Hourt Hate crimes and the Increase of preJ!!!Iice Is examined. Stereo. Gl 1!1J II Hunter C 181 Wortd Ntwl 1111 700 Club With Pet Robtrtlon 10:05 (l) MOVIE: Perry M110n: Tho CIH ol the Slnlettr Spirit (2:00) 10:30 Ill Chllrt Q Crook lnil ChiH 11 :00 Ill • Ill (JJ • illl !Dlll a]) Now• (!) NIGht Court £;I <D Nowewetch ~ • Araenlo Hell Stereo. a OMacGyvorC a aenjoa, Ficldltlllld Fllmboett Singer and songwriter John Hartford relates the hlltory of riverboats. (1 :00) Stereo. ID 8portiCtnttr a Sporte Tonight 1111 Bordal1own Stereo. r;J 11:30 IIl Kojok C (l) Anllrk:l'l Dlllnll Monitor (JJ fl Nightlint £;I illl cr21• 'DIIIIIIfOUI CurvH' Crime Tinll Afllr Prime Time Stereo. r;J , a~yllnt 1111 MOVIE: Tho llrotherl O'Toole (2:00) 11:35 rna t121 Tonight 8hOw Stanlng JoiiMy c Stereo. Ill Chllro r;J 12:00 (JJ fl Dlnnil Miller 1!)1 ArHnlo Hd Stereo. £;I liD II t.ov. Conntellort II) Tho EqueNnr Nllh... isteroo. 1D Nltlon1l H School Chotrlllcllng 1illllollllliP From O~ando, Aa. (R) 181 NlweNight 12:05 (J) MOVIE: YHr of the lrragon (A) (2:00) (i) NightHne r;J 12:30 IIl MOVIE: Cybolg (R) (2:00) liD. WKRP In Clltcliollll !Dlll PlfiOIIIII 1811nlldt PolltiCI '92 12:351]) D 0 Lite Night With Dovld L.etllrmen (I) Lovt Connocllon Merrftd...Witll Chlldrerl a ' '15 1:00 (JJ a Growing P1inl r;J 1!1J II Rlwhlde · 1121• Night Gamoo iiJ MOVIl: 7-SIIr Grand Montie (2:00) 1221AmertcanMuecle Mogezlne 181 ShowBiz Today 1:OS Ill Now It Cen Be Told llll Newt 1:30 (JJ 8 it'l I Living cr2111 Now H Cen Be Told Crook lnd ChaH 181 NtwaNight Upi11t1 IIJ) Pold Plogrlm 1:35 rn • II)) Liter With Bob Coltll Ill Entertainment Tonight Stereo. 1;1 1:40illl CNN Newe a 2:00 (JJ 8 ~ NIWI NOW Stereo. · llll. IE: Tuff Turt {R) (2:00) Club Denct Stereo. 1221 lnelde 1M PGA Tour 181 Woridwfdt Updtlt 1111 700 Club WHii Pet a Robtrtlon 2:061]) G HOrnt Shopping !Il MOVIE: Nlghi ChiN (2:00) IIJ NIWI 0 NBC Nlghlllde 2: 10 illl Nightwltch 2:30 IIl Dlnnll Mllllr 1221 SportaCtnllf FRIDAY a On Sttge Stereo. ID Pro Snow Skiing From Snow Sllmmmltl:;iCallf. (T) 181 PrirntNeWI 8:05 (l) MOVIE: Pony Mo1on: The CtH ol tho Notorioue Nun (2:00) 8:30 Ill (JJ 111 Step by Stop Dana finds romance at the local country club. Stereo. C \Zl. Well Strltt WHk stereo. /JS Are You Being Served? illl cr211D Filh Pollee (Pilot) Inspector Gil IllS a tra~for two criminals . Stereo. TtXII Connection ereo. 1:00 Ill G 11)11'11 Fly AWiy Forrest campaigns for attorney general with his daugllter. Stereo. C (I) (JJ Baby Tal[ Maggie Is put In Jdll after Mickey pfcks up some goodies at the store. Stereo. C <D ...Tolklng With Dovld Froet Actor, director and producer Warren Beatty. Stereo. C <II WothTngton Wllk In Rtvltw Stereo. 1;1 llll aza Toqutlll end Bonetti An auti stic man helps Bonetti and Qarcla solve a murder case. Stereo. r:;J liD U1 Sightinge: Ghoetl Paranormal activity Is lnvestigalld by perapeychologlsts Loyd Auerbach and Kerry Claynor. (1 :00) iiJ Beyond RHIIty Nlehvllt Now Storeo. 1221 Top Rank Bo1lng USBA Flyweight Championship: Scotty Olson (20-0, 18 KOs) vs. Louis Curtis (18-5-1, 6 KOI), 12 rounds , from Lis Vegas (L) . 181 Larry King Uvtl 1111 Fetht!..Dowtlng Myetertee Stereo. Gl 8:30 ()) Chllre C ()) 8 lilly i!liiy's positive Influence on the kids Impresses Mary. Stereo. C 1j11 Will StrHt Wtlk Stereo. a a a & Field 10:30 II) Tho Hitchhlklf a Crook lnd ChaH =· 11 :001]). Ill (JJ. dl 11)1 NtWI IIl Night Court £;I IIi Newewetch UI Areonlo HIM Stereo. ; MOVIE: C'-111dtr amp (A) (2:00) a On stavt stereo. D Schlep Talk 5port1 Tonlllht a 1111 Bonltrtown'tt81110. 1;1 11 :30C2la Tonight 8hOw 1111~. Johnny Cerlon Stereo. c IIl Kojok VII, Mllilettr (l) ~'rr:: i..c.· Crirnt Time After l'llme Tlrnt Stereo. C TtXII CoMictJon Sllreo. a :=:- 1111 llordertown St8reo. 1;1 11:351Il CliHrl 0 Tonight lhow IMntng Johnny Ctroon St81'110. 12:00 (JJ. Dennll Miler Ill ArHnlo IIIII SinO. £;I c I!IJ • .._ Coro'WClloll II Nllhvllt Now SllfiO. aNiweNight 1D Vldtolync~oey Stereo. 12:05 (l) wcw Poww Hour (D Nlglitlllll £;I 12:30 Ill. Lito Night With Dlvld LttttrmM , IIl MOVIE: Scflool Due (II) (2:00) IIJ) U1 WKRP In Cl11clnold tD. Perlonlll 1221 Expecltlon Ellth Himalayas: Kingdom ol 1M Sherpa. 12:351Il Love CoroliCIIon " Morrltd... Willi Cftfldren I = Lilt Night WltiiiMvld Lelttrmln 0 1:00 (JJ. Qrowlng 1!1J a 1111 Pota tD Nlaht CIIMOVIl: Malibu . .lnl 00) \!!: 1:01 (l) MOVIE: Rlftltn (1 :45) Ill Now HCln Bl Told 1:30 Ill Frfdly Night Vldeoe ()). fl'l I Lhlng @a NowHCin Ia Toid • CroGie IIIII ChaN @lid World II NlweNight Updlll ~ ...Telktng With David 1:3lf..:O~t Tonlglll Ray Bredbury Thllllf 10:00 Ill a 11)1 Nightmlre Colt (PHot) Customere at a cafe get a chanca to change lhllr lives. (R) Stereo. 1;1 (!)Howl Ill (JJ 20/20 Sttr89- C <D Amerlcln Mleltrl ThT lift of Serah Vaughan, one ol gre.attll alngera of jazz. a Froet Actor, director and pr~erren BHtty. Sttrto , Ill llttrtl Are Jock riCIIIa a painful ' romanco when ht IOOI<a for • ml~ Sttreo. r;J Ill)' Bfwonliin.Mo 8Wortd Ntwl 1111700 Club With Pit Ralllf110n 10:01 Cll U.l. Olympic Gold USA/Mobil Indoor Nat'l TriCk a a TodiJ a ....... GJ Frldly Night Yldelrt 2:00 IIJ) • MOVIE: ,...,. d (2:00) • Club Dlrllll Sllrlo. inllde ..........JIOA = Tour a1111 W'llllcwldkhwolilldt Updlll 700 Club Willi ,.. rtobl,_ 2:05(i)NIWI 1:10 • .,.. Train 2:20 GJ NIC llgll lSI , . �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·BORNLOSER HATTIE, THIS IS THE F"IFTll Television Viewing DAY~ THIS Wm. THAT YOU'VE. BW1 CW.MEA!..'1' · PR!Nli P" ~ · f()f: DI~PLINAA'I' 101 NWJflffJ .. • FRI., FEB. 21 ~~--~~:~~~~==~ · ~------~ 0 ~ Reading Rainbow 1;1 l!ll 1D Night Court Q 1!J Smurfs C @ Motowortd a Wo~d Today l3ll Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cop Stereo. 1;1 6:05 [Jl Beve~y Hillbillies 6:30 (l) II @ NBC News§ (!) Saved by the Bell (I) C1J Ill ABC News (l) Wild America 0 \fl Square One TV Stereo. 0 AGAIN ... r 1 1 . -,:L:...:,I.,:=Q:...,:.U_T:..-~~=· "! 5 I I . 16 . / MfAN A /..07''' FViRr ~ TIME tlf CHfCJ<t 'o MY ~ANI< CAJ.ANCf / • tAJI093 +KQ PHILLIP Saturday Night Live Repertory Players perlorm T'GO AFTER Tl<AT WOU"DED C~ITIER OVER THERE.' ALDER famed commercial parodies of the past angj>resenl. (R) (1 :00) Stereo. 1,1 (!) MOVIE: Troop Bevertv Hills (PG) (2:00) . (I) Cll Ill Familv Matters Urkel devises a political scheme to gel even wilh a blackmailer. Stereo. 0. (l) Wuhlngton Week In Review Stereo. Q 1!m i!2) Ill XVI Olympic Wlnler Games Figure skating , ladies long program {medals awarded); lour-man bobsled (T); highlights of nockev semifinals. 1;1 l!lliD America's Most Wenled APuerto Rican woman·s deadly love .AK6 t75 +AJ973 .Jl082 tQI +ID612 SOUTH +AQI097 •Q4 A reprise of the negative t K86 2 +as Vulnerable: Both Dealer: East Yesterday we looked al one of the hands Chip Martel used to highlight his Bois Bridge Tip: When analyzing a Live Goea Commercial EAST +K 8 4 WEST • 6 52 l!m Wheel of Fortune 1;1 i!2) Ill Family Feud ® Be a Star Stereo. 7:35 CD Sanford & Son 8:00 (1) II @ Saturday Night !·!1·1! • 9 7 53 By Phillip Alder NewsHour ~ @Ski Worid ALLEYOOP I NORTH • J 3 ~ MacNell&ehrer a Crossfire ~--- -- -- by fdl1ng 1n the miuing words you develop from step No. 3 below. BRIDGE South Wesc 2+ Pass •15·17 points North Ea!lt 4+ All pass Vol. 27, No. 3 Copyrighted 1992 with the ace and draw trumps, discov 4 ering tha t East began with three. Now you must find the diamond queen. What IS your line of play? The auc lion is open to criticism. Normally you shouldn'texpect to bid a game agai nst a strong no-trump. You should get m, find a fil and get out, settling fo r a part-score. By ROBERT E. MILLER Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS - Republican leaders say thai if Patrick Buchanan is on Ohio's GOP presidential primary ballot, he will nol make the kind of showing in Ohio thai he did in New Hampshire last week. But some rank -and-file Republicans can recall 1976, when another long shot conservative, Ronald Reagan, gave Republican President Gerald Ford a scare by piling up 45 percent of Ohio's GOP vote. While Ford won Ohio's national convention del egates, he went on to lose the presidency. But the circwnstances are different this year in many ways. Pat Buchanan is no Ronald Reagan, most would agree. Ford was an appointed vice president who ascended to lhe top job in lhe wake of lhe Watergate scan- dal. President Bush was elected alter eight years as vice president under Reagan, who reached the White House in 1980. But lhere arc similarities with New Hampshire. Ohio has the same kind of economic problems as New Hampshire where Buchanan got 37 percent of 1he GOP vore. State Rep. William Batchelder of Medina, a staunch conservative who nevertheless supports Bush, said as much. He assened last week that Bush "should fire his entire sraff of economic advisers." State Party Chairman Robert Bcnncu believes lhe possibility of 1976 repeating itself is academic because Bush will have nailed down Lhc nomination before Ohio's May 5 primary. More lhan half lhe states that ~ve pri!llaries will I NT• the diamond queen for his bid, though it isn't necessary. So perhaps you played a diamond to dummy's ace and finessed through East. Reasonable, but you shouldn't do that without considering the West hand. If he had a sin· gteton diamond, do you think he would have led the heart jack? Wouldn't he have been much more likely to lead his singleton? You should play for the diamonds to break 2·2. Don't make assumptions about one opponent's hand without considering what that leaves for his partner. © 1M NIWIPANA INTINtftlll AIIN. triangle; three fug itives. Slereo. 1;1 I!J Murder, She Wrole 1;1 ® On S1aga Stereo. @ Pro Snow Skiing From Squaw Valley, Ca. (TJ a PrlmeNewa Q 8:05 CD MOVIE: Tho Bov Who Could Fly (PG) (2:00) 8:30 (I) Cll 0 Slap by Slap Carol goes back to college and Frank lakes over lhs housework. Stereo. C IZj Wall Straal WeekStereo. I HAD Tt:l <SE:T WHEN WINTER cAN-E, HE RAN OUT CF BUG6 TO ~T.. . RIDO:MYPET L..IZARD. ~Are You Being Served? ® T••a• Connection Stereo. AND HE: STARTEO IN Q.J 'THE LIVING: ROOM 50Fi".. 9:00 (l) 0 IIJ) MOVIE: 'Darllman' NBC Movie ollhe Week (R) {2:00) Stereo. I;! (I) ill D Baby Talk Mickey tries 10 lind a dale for Warren after Maggie and James cannot. Stereo. 1;1 (l) Great Performancto Michael Moschen combines dance, juggling, performance art and comedv. Stereo. (!) Withington Week In Review Stereo. C l!lliD Baverir Hiili, 90210 Brandon's lrlends become suspects in a beach-club robbery. (FI) Stereo. 1;1 1!J Bayond Rullly ® Nuhvlllt Now Stereo. @ Ame~ce'o Wlldeme11 a Lerry King Llvel l3ll Fotller Dowling Myalerlts Stereo. Q 9:30 (I) Cheers C Cll Ill Billy Sliana goes with Billy and Mary 10 the movies. Stereo. C 1f1 Wall firHI Week Stereo. BARNEY OH GOOOY II ELVINEY AIN'T MAD AT ME!! SHE LEFT A LANTERN BURN IN' IN TH' WINDER!! TH' BETTER TO SEE YOU WITH, MY PURTY!! 1 Side Issues 5 Computer term 9 - and downs 12 Vulgar 13 Damage severely 14 ErichStrohelm 15 Hipbones 16 Demons 17 Chemical aulllx 18 Woo Introduced to 19 Mother 20 Hire 22 Egga 24 AfllrmaHona 26 Type of sheep 29 Unwilling 33 Narrow etrap 34 Allhla place 36 Labor org. 37 Age 38 CIUII ol dlslrtll 39 Liver fluid 40 Monelary unll 42 Dlocouragaa 44 Holly 46 Actren Thurman 47 Ent Aalan country 50 Phonetic aymbol 52 Naullcal rope 55 Aclreaa Merkel 56 Taboo Item 58 Favorlllam 59 Warm up Ia motor) 60 Coagulale 61 Linea 62 Mao- tung 63 Author Ferber 64 Aclreu Boxler Antwtr to Prewlou1 Puul• FLYERS GO OUT - Middleport residents are being encouraged to voluntarily recycle as a part or a special program to get underway in the village on April l. Stackable bins ror collection and pickup will be provided to lhe rirst 500 households to sign up. Friday afternoon, Monica 3 Ntwepapor opinion llrVIIUdl 8 l.lyer or •r• 10 Singer Lily column 4 Medltorra· nean- DOWN 1 Edge 2 Chrlelmu BERNICE BEDE OSOL reaching effec1s. Know where to look lor romance and voo'llllnd it . The Astro-Graph Matchmaker instantly re- vealS which signs are romantlcallv per- ously promised. This individual is laking lect tor vou. Mall $2 P,lus a loog, sell- the comm itment seriously, and it is imaddressed, stomped envelope lo perative that you do the same. Matchmaker, c/o lhls newspaper, P.O. LIBRA (&opt. 23-0cl. 23) This could be Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101·3428. a day of financial ups and downs. Your ARIES (March 21·Aprll 11) II vou pul earning capacity Is good, but it might together an ~· 'Your w'Birthday Fell. 23,11112 PoulbiiHIII for tullllllng vour material obieCttvetln the ve&r ahead look beUer lhon they havo tor some lime. ll's lmponanl, however, that yoo do not talk about t!.lngs you're .going to do before you octuallv do them. I'IICEI (Feb. 20-Mircll 21) Be careful today thai vou don'1 beCome loo enthralled wllh eomotone who Is alreadv opoi<en tor. PuriUing forbidden lruil could crelle eompllcallons wllh tar- VIRGO (Aug. 23·Stpt. 22) Someone with whom you 're closely involved will expect you to do today what you previ- import~nt business ar- rangemenltodav. gel all the essenllals down In wrlllng - even II II Is wilh a lrlend you know verv well. TAURUS (April :ZO.Mor 20)1ndlviduals vou ~onslder allies might ontv be partially In accord with your purposes to- not match your extravagance. 11 1.1111 knlfo rg Hutlrond 21 Llnguegt au nix 23 Coqou25 Hoving fiiPI for hoorlng 26 TY'I lol~lng horae (2 wda.) 27 Archlltct Surlnen 28 Chicago olrport 30 DoatrucUOn 31 Slaaonlng 32 Aame' m1t11 35 Type maaaure 38 Equilibrium 38 Vagrant 41 Till IIIII · 43 Bafore Sept. 45 Rare g11 47 AuthorVonnttut 48 SmoH lillll 48 Talk wlldlr 51 ...: btna 53 Qape 5 Vlvoclly . 6 Dtllcloua 7 Till 8 Pulln SCORPIO (Oct 24·Nov. 22) II vou spoil youngsters in your charge today, you may be selling the lone for what lhev believe Is standard praclice. OOn'l be ·harsh, but. by the same token, don't be foolish. day. And, II you allempllo manipulate SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0oc. 21) Hoping to manipulate others through flat· them, e\'en this could erode. GEMINI (Mer 21-June· 201 Subordl· lerv lodav In order to gel them to do nates whose work you monitor will re- vour bidding could turn out lo be a quire sk illful management today. If they counterproducllve tacllc. Try sincerity instead. · the assembiV line coold come to a hall. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Under CANCER (Junt·21-Julr 22) Instead of most condllions, vou get prellv good aren't properly Inspired or Instructed, with a proven provider mileage from the dollars you spend, but today, vou might be lempiOd lo look tor a beller deal wllh a new. untested soorce. There Is a strong posslbiiiiV this might not be true today. Don't buv th ings vou truly don 't need or mav never use. ADUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 11) There's a doing busi ne~s you 'll make a poor choice. LEO (Julr 23-Aug. 22) Make an ellorl possibility you may give too much at today to be a bil more allecllonalelhan tenllon today to an Individual you think usual toward your male. If vcur partner can do you some good and hardly nohas a case of the grumbles. this Is the tice a pal wro has always come through. 4 substance that sweetens the soul. tO:OO(J) Newt (I) Cll Ill 20/20 Slereo. 1;1 (l) Evening 11 Pops Slereo. (!) Qrell Performances MIChael Moschen combines dance, juggling, performance art and comedl?aSiereo. l!lllll Hunter I!J fwomp Thl @ AmtrlCI'I Cup '92 Setting sail lor San Diego. a World Haws l3ll 700 Club Willi Pet Robtrtoon 10:05(]) MOVIE: Schcol Daze (RI (2:00) . 1W:30 I!J The Hllchhlker Qt Crook and Chue IB Snowmobllt Sld·Doo Formula One Racing From Valcourt, Ouebei: (T) 11 :00 C2J • C11 Clllll ~ l!2l 1D a1J Newe · (!) N/ghl Court 1;1 {l) NfttWitCh 111 At'Hn/o Hill Steroc. 1 MOVIE: Surf Noale Mutt tiRJ (2:00) ® On 81oge Stereo. . 1B Schlop Tllil Qt lporU Tonlghl llllllordtrtown Stereo. 1;1 11:30(2)111 Tonlghllhcw Stirring· Jolulny Carton Slareo. ~~:r.·Mia...­ illlll Nlglotllne Q Turner, as a part or an Ohio University research project, passed out ftyers encouraging residents to be a part or the project. Here she bands a nyer to Debbie Meadows, left. Those interested may call Jean Trussell, Middleport's grant specialist, at 992-6782. Inmate: Escape tunnel was 'well-known secret' 0 Rar Bradbury Th111er ASTRO-GRAPH -- The World Almanac ®Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 13 Soctiona, 88 Pagea A Multimedia Inc. Newopaper have voted by May 5, including IU mosUy southern stales on "Super Tuesday," March 10. Benneu said Bush will have the national convention delegates needed for the nomination by midApril. But if not, he said Buchanan would nol do as well in Ohio because New Hampshire' s ftrst-in-lhe-nation primary is different. ·• "First of all, it's half the size of Franklin Counly," he said. "New Hampshire voters arc used 10 being wooed and sending messages. Ohio's vmcrs are more realistic," said Bennett, referring to lhe .belief among most moderate Republicans that Buchanan could never win Lhc White House. Bennen secured an endorsement of Bush's reelection bid in January from lhe state party, when it appeared he would have no primary opposition. In 1975, the party endorsed Ford - a full year before the primary. Reagan , like Buchanan, geared up late and had to scrambled to make Ohio 's deadline. Batchelder remembers lhat effort. " We had 10 rent a single-engine plane and run around all over the state.'' Buchanan's campaign liled delegates slates five minures ahead of lhe deadline Thursday. Secretary of Slate Bob Taft approved them but said lhey had technical flaws, and that local election boards still must verify thailhe signatures and addresses are proper. Meigs County Commissioners endorse Rockefeller-Murtha Bill Opening lead ¥ J It looks as though East probably has Cloudy. High In mid-60s. Chance of rain In aflernoon. Repu.blicans say Buchanan not a factor in Ohio Doth unseen hand s. Today's hand is Martel's second example. To test yourself, cover the East· West cards and plan the play in fou r spades. West leads the heart jack. East wins with the king, cashes the heart ace and club ace (West dropping a paor of twos)and exits with the heart six. You ruff and West plays the eight. You lead your remaining club to dummy's king and call for the spade jack. Eas-1 covers with the king, so you win Along the river .............. Bl-8 Business/Farm............... Dl-8 Classified ....................... D3-7 Deaths................................ A3 Edilorai ............................. A2 Sports ... ..........................Cl-8 Weather ........................... A-3 Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, February 23, 1992 hand, be s ure your reconstruction is consistent with the bidding and play of Inside • tmts Com pl~le the chuckle quoted Tonighl @ SportsCenler a Moneyllne l3ll MOVIE: Good Morning, Miss Dove(2: 00) 7:05 CD Addams Family 7:30 lll II II'! Jeopardy! C (!) Now II Can Be Told (I) Entertainment Tonight Stereo. 1;1 \ll Ill Married... With Children 1-WMMING tlf..ITTLf TfftNu.f G) . THESE SQUARES 1!J MacGyver Stereo. 1;1 J,'M T"l~f/) Of T'ffAT GUY . PiiNI NUMBERED LE TT ERS IN NewsHour Cll Ill Candl Camera (!) Leglslallve Update l!m Currenl Alfalr r:;1 I!JliD Star Trek: T~e Next II I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS • · lO Entomb .. Begun - Vogue .. Lactic .. LET you GO "Did you miss me? "I asked my husband as he hug· ged me when I returned from work at the diner. "Yes," he smiled , "but you smell so much ltke pancakes I hate lo LET you G0 1" mThe Jellersons_C Stereo. r:;l • How 'Pie' Hout received his nickname - James Sands- A-6 UN SCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS 10 GEf ANSWER (I) Inside EdHion ~;~· (l) MacNell~ehrer Generation C i!2) Ill EntertBrnmenl SHS cheerleaders to take part in national event - Hoeflich - Page B-3 B-1 I. I'. I. I. . ~ e 6:35 CD Andy Griffith 7:00 lijll @ Wheel of Fortune 5(),11( HOW' 1 Our new neighbor watched as I cleared lhe snow from his 1 drive . "I wondered who you were," the neighbor said, "bul ,..-R_Y_S_E_E_G....:.~~I decided tow. ail till you where ~....,.._:.,,..:....;,....:.,..:...,......j. done before ...... !" r @Up Cloae ,1\~KI'-lG fU~ y' E , ·~ l3ll New Zorro Stereo. 1;1 YOU'R£ vi Michigan, MSU win; OU loses- C 1 ,- - ~1 j i I f@.lK 11f5 5il.lC£Rf..1 Miners receive job training I-IT:""rH..,...:'u-r.p_:,.N i!2) Ill CBS News Q l!lliD Andy Grlllltll 1!J Scooby Doo l - 21 75 renh lAIII low ro form four 1lmpl1 6:00 (l) 0 (I) Cll Ill ilm 112) Ill 1131 News (!) Vldoc Power IZl Square One TV Stereo. 0 Sunday WORD OR•arrang• l1tt1ra of fo ur tcrombltd word1 • EVENING .. ' WELL. l SEE THE , SUN ·15 SHINING. AND THERE'S A NICE BREEZE 50 0 I GUESS IT'S JUST ABOUT THAT TiME 1---'-...,:..,.<~c<:v~~-... THAT DAILY runm By DAVID WILKISON Associated Press Writer CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Two top corrections officials resigned under pressure Friday following the escape of lhree murderers from the West Virginia Penitentiary. "I will not allow a prison system which pennits convicted murderers a pack and a shovel and assigns lhem to a job in a greenhouse," Gov, Gaston Capenon said in announcing the resignations. . Capenon said he met with state Corrections Commissioner Ron Gregory and parole Chainnan Bob Bailey, and both agreed to step d6wn. "Bolh agree wilh me that it is best for lhe state of West Vir~inia that they resign their posittons immediately," the governor said. Neilhcr Gregory or Bailey were in their offices Friday and nctlher person was seen waiting in a car, could be reached for comment. ' An inmate said !he 32-foot tyn- Ashley said. The three men were last seen nel lhat led lhe escapees from lhe prison greenhouse to freedom was headed toward Charleston in a dark "a well-known secret" among green, four-door sedan , Ashley said. prisoners. On Thursday, a man matching "Everybody inside here is still lau~hing," .said "(llpmas Drescher, Williams' description broke into a a ktller servmg a II~ sentence wtt.h- house near the prison and stole a woman's purse and two loaves of out parole. The three escapees remained on bread, according to Burner. Williams, 33, Mollohan, 49, and lhe lam, and state police Sgt. BL. Burner said authorities wen: focus· Fred Hamilton, 34, were discoving !heir search on lhe immediate ered missing from lhe prison durvicinity of the prison in ing a head count Wednesday. An Moundsville. He said he had investigation turned up a sophisti· received numerous repons of sight· calcd, 4-foot-tall escape route lhat led from under the din-floor greenings of lhe trio. house to a road on the other side of In southern West Virginia, escapees David Williams and a prison wall. In a telephone call to The AssoTom1e Mollohan were identified as suspects in an anned robbery of a ciated Press, Drescher said olher convenience store, Kanawha Coun- inmates were well aware of the ty Sheriff Art Ashley said. A third escape plans. Br BRIAN J. REED Ttmes·Sentinel Slaff POMEROY • Legislation protecling lhe pensions of American coal minem being proposed by U.S. Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.) and Congressman John Munha (D· Penn.) has been endorsed by the Meigs County Commissioners. The legislation, known as the Roclcefeller-Murtha Bill, was intro· duced in lhe House cin November 26, and in the Senate on November 19. IL,is co-sponsored in the House by Ohio's Tenth District Congressman Clarence E. Miller (R-Lancaster). The resolution in suppon of the le$islation was signed by lhe com. mtssioners at lheir regular meeting · on Wednesday, and will be forwarded to Governor George V. Voinovich, Ohio's congressional delegation and olher county com· missions. The House Bill is currently being considered by the House Ways and Means Committee and the Education and Labor Committee, while lhe Senate Bill is in the Senate Finance Committee. At the heart of the problem addressed by the legislation is lhe lhe "orphaned" retirees whose last financial crisis within the United employer is no longer in business. The current deficit will be elimiMine Workers of American Health nated lhrough a fund transfer from and Retiremem Funds. Through lhe years, few er mining companies the UMWA Pension Plan. According to Mac Johnson of have contributed to those fund s, Miller's office, lhe bill has been which now face a deficit. According to information pro- introduced under different names vided by Miller's office, what was and under olher formats in earlier once the responsibility of 80 per- congressional sessions, but for varcent of the industry now falls on ious reason s has not been passed less lhan 30 percent. For each dol- and sent to the President- for lar companies contribute to the approval. "Congressman Miller believes fund s for lheir own retirees, they are also forc ed to contribute three llle Rockefeller/Murtha legislation dollars to cover 90,000 beneficia- to be a fair bill and it is believed to ries "orphaned" by other compa- be lhe best legislation to keep the fund Solvent," Johnson said. nies. "These health benefits hav e The program is not financed oul of general tax revenues. Comparues been promised to coal miners for now honoring the current wage years and years," Johnson comagreement would pay for their ow.n mented. "Congressman Miller feels retirees in a new UMWA beneftt that something as important as a fund . Companies that are in busi - retiremenl plan for coal-miners is ness but who abandoned their something that the coal indu stry retirees will pay for them through should not renege on." Jdhnson said lhat Miller's office the Coal Industry Retiree Hcallh Benefit Corporalion , formed had been in contacl bolh with lhe Uniled Mine Workers Association lhrough the Senate bill. All coal companies will pay a and Ihe Bituminous Coal Opera15 ceniS per hour premium to the tions Association, who have corporation to provide benefiiS for endorsed !he legislation . Eastern board 0 Ks hiring of coaches EAST MEIGS - Coaches for track, girls softbaU and boys base· ball were hired at last week's meeting of lhe Eastern Local Board of Education. Pam Doillhitt was employed as head girls soflball coach, Don Jackson as volunteer assistant softball coach, Arch Rose as head varsity track coach, and Eddie Collins as head varsity boys baseball coach. Olhers employed were Jennifer Couch and Dorolhy DeniZ as substitute teachers, Terri Soulsby and Laura Hawley, as substitute secreraries, and Flotilla Baker as a sub- stitute custodian for the remainder of lhe 1991-92 year, to be used on as-needed basis only, Resignations accepted were lhose of Belly Jackson, substitute cook and custodian, effective Jan. 23, and Robert Lang, teacher at Eastern High School, effective Feb. 18. Jim Carnahan was retained on a purchased service agreement 10 transpon an severe behavior handicapped (S BA) student to Athens. Approval was given for SiteScan Inc. to re -in spect the di strict's building~ as required by AHERA and EPA regulations. It was agreed to hire J. W. Didion & Associates 10 provide services to enable the district to comply with the legal requirements for self-funding of medical and dental benefits. The Farmers Bank was approved as depository for funds and lhc treasurer was aulhorized to make advance draws against local rax monies from lhe county auditor. Approved fo r payment was a bill from the Educational Video Network Inc. Conlinued on A-3 ·. S4 Btlng -1-+---1 57 Stolt 58 Woman'• garment SUDDEN IMPACT • 'Fnaldln County sher· ur deputies hqin their Investigation or a pickup truck·stbool bus collision on U. S. Rt. 33 Friday in southeast FraakUn County. Tbe truck driver CEi.EBRITY CIPHER Ceiebfll)' Clptltf CtYPIOO'IIN ... et~~~lect II'OM quott11one ttw ftmN PIOOif, Pllllnd pr....,1. · bch ~ttt.rln ,.,. ~ ' ' " ' ror .,otiW. Todly'• OJtut: o.- a. 'JTX'CF T L W J WAZZWF IERLFPP. IXPZL'Z W T P F OAUFL Pomeroy man ·charged after truck-bus crash E By The Associated Press J T X A Z • ' KAWWAEIP. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "All religions mull be loltroled, for every mon must gel 10 hllven In hla own way." - Frederick Ihe GrNI. C T Q A L C> I"IIIYNIA, lno. was seriously Injured and three children on the bus were slightfy Injured as was the driver. A Pomeroy man, Donald Nickles, 22, was charged with failure to maintain a clear distance ahead arter the accident. (AP) . WORKIN' Al' THE CAR WASH • nuuds were ftJIDI Saturday llori!IDI ·II Hutton's Car . Wasb, Galllpolll, 11 area realdellts wubed off .. 'the signs of winter and took ·. ~dvanta~Je of the sprlnl·like weather. But beware, aet . can may a few sprinkles u.~bte shown are forecuted for today. ffiales-SeDtlnel photo · by Krls Cochran) • COLUMBUS • Five people were slishtly injured when a pick· up truck hit a school bus, south of Columbus. Donald Nickles, 22, of Pomeroy, was charged wilh failure to maintain a clear distance ahead after Friday's accident, aulhorities said. Also on Friday, an accident ·involving a school bus and a car in · Columbus slightly injured lhe car driver said police Sgt. Randy Moore.' The bus driver and students weren't injured. . Nickles, three high school students and lhe bus driver were trellt· ed at Mount Cannel East Hospital, Columbus, said a nursing supervi• sor who wouldn't give ber name. The Libeny Union School Dis- triet bus was stopped at a traffic light when tbe accident happened about8 a.m. on U.S . 33 near Canal Winchester, about 10 miles south" east of Columbus, ~aid Wayne McCloud, 8 Canal Wmchester fire dispatcher. . The bus, with 10 students on board, was headed for lhe Fairfield C~ Center nonh of Lancasler. • \o\ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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