http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5ec607e5358f7080033af45b66de715f.pdf 970e67ceb0ca276414586d86ef4d05b7 PDF Text Text ·, • ... ~ • Ohio Lottery Plarcoff "tpel I otto: acton . reviewed Klclr8r! 1 s o-o·as Plck3: ! .- 8pol ta on Pille 5 ,. ,,.. - "1· . .. ,,.· .·· """· •• -~'/ ~ •• P•rtly cloudy loWe In the 20e. _..,,hlp In 2-6-3-9 /" -t-r . ... 0.1-4 Plck4: .. 1" • 1-11-19-23-33 48 ., • " ' en 1ne ' ... ~ J .. ' 281DIIIIf-.11 ....... M AGirotllaCo.t.. t p r -11/fl Racine boy ' poor' in car-pedestrian , -accident Saturday. • 11111111 IIIIIII ..NI c: . &Bpaed~ Air CDidiiiDIIRI . AIIID. Wheals ftliiiiJII.II_II la.t•s mH.Ie· , Aulllilltll Air • Tin I CriiU Pawar Wla••n ' ' . A ~year-old ~ine ~y was in poor condition today in the pedillrics · tnlenstve caJe umt of Children's Hospit.l, Columbus, with injuries suffered when he was struck. by a car Saturday on Racine's f!lni Slreet. Joshua Caruthers was taken~ Chikben's by the MedFI\ght air ambu· lance foUowmg the 11:15 a.m. acctdenl,-die Gallia·Mcigs Post of the State Highway Patrol reported. · ·· ' . ~said Carutben ran into the ~tbound lane of the street, a por, · lion of S Rou~ 124 tha! runs through lhe village, and w.as s11'11Ck 1by a west car driven by Joann L. Collins, 54, Fifth.Sireel, Racine. Sen.DMChle . Ail ve~ligation into the accident is continuing, troopcn said. . ·· .1Athird plan ·would call investing The liCCident marked the second time in five months that a child was • some.Social Security contri!Juljons in , injured near that location; On Aug: 9, 1996, 6-year-old Bobby Rillle was private stock. . · · slroek by a car as she crossed the litghway. · · . · At that time. bystanders complained thu childJen fnquently play in the road there. . for I.IIlJa .••• . · The AAA said that in mid-Decem• ber its sairvey sho~ resular gasoline at almost $1.28 a gallon, the highest for Dccembei in six years. The Energy Departmeni, usin1 a dlf· ferentsurvey, put the average price of regular at $1.22 at the end of Decem· bcr, chmpued to $1.08 a year earli· er. . �• .. • .. •• • • - C~mmentary ... :Pomeroy • Mlcldleport, Ohio . ,... 2, • Mo."'MIIy, danu.ry I, 1187 Oil!·) \ ,'1 ·,:! 11 'l'lu' ),Je&7 •• 111 Cowt St., Pomeroy, OhiO IJ14-IIt2-215$ • Fa: 892·2157 A Gannett·co. Newspaper (~from ex• foNicolt . . MAROARET LEHEW . . Conlrollw «_,-lite-.f'!!«!tt_-.ljiocly._/1_...·--...7'_"" J)ltolt--..-·--·------·--"'--Ill: "'*'••on eo,...........,., - - _.,llll& Ohio.,_,; w. FAX &.-.. Ill .,. - .· J7le Sentinel, Ill c-t a, · r· h.81SS • · H"ll ·A ICe I 1997 elections .·. FareweH, 'warm .weather·. • · Itlons • WIntry cond to stay· ..... Ch · i1 . .Local News bu in Brief: · ·. Fire destrous Sf01'1111111 /ld/nn '· D• _J. ones Betty Leifheit M~Keever 9f Betty Leilbeit McKeever, 75, near Sprin1boro, a former Meigs Coun- . . ty n:silleat. diocl Friday, Jan. 3, 1997 in the Otterbi:in Lebano.n Home, where I' •• • ., A sun,e buildina and ita contenll .were des~ in a fire Satlriay , around 3:30 p:m. Oft Devenney Road near Darwin. Pomeroy and 8yraciiiC volunteer fire dqNublklllll re~p~>llded to the.residence ofBiioo Smith. Where; the sloiMO buildina was located. The finl spread from the storqe builcling.to-an idjoiniaa wood pile ICCOiding to P0111110y File CIJief Dlllny 2lilde. The home ~not~. be Dllld~ , , " II is believCd that a ridial aiowa: in the buildinJ CIUiht rue. ilanillg tiJC blaze. nnen and other equipmenl in the shed wae also desbOyocl, :zlrkle reported. · ·. . ' The Pomeroy YFD tesponded witlnwo lr\ICIII;.m emel)ency squed and .: seven fin:fipuin while the Sytacuse VFD rlljlllllded with OIJC buCk and sev~ en ftrefighten. . , . . •. No injuries wereepo11ed • :s~u- . ;,,. tivck, strikes ditch 1 " ..... he 'dod :. ~ rest • . . -. . Born .16, 1921 Jn Pomeroy, siJe was ~ daupter of ThollllJS and Helen l:e•fthe•~ . . She ·IS sumvocl ~y two ~s and cJouJhlers-m-law, James ~ Beverly McKeever offranldm,IJid Richard and Sally McKee.ver of Patcholt, N.Y.: ~a daugh~_er andaon•in-law, Brenda~ Jessie Ropin of MelbouJ:ne, Fla.; six ·\anftdi:hililren ilnd one s--~hddren;ber fof!Der husband, ·Carl Me~eever of Lebanon; and two lUten, Ceceha Hart of Pomeroy. and Dons .McDonald ofColum~. . . . . She _w~ pnc~ m. death by a brother, S1d~ Le1fhe1L . Mjllilorialsei'VICCI wtll he held 81 the Jonas Bap11st Church at Waynesville, o ~ 2 p.m. Thunday. .' J?ec· EMS unI,"ts recor · d 20 runs · No injuries we~ reporlocl after a finl ~from the Syr~e:use Volunteer -· Units of the Meip County Emer- .owner, no injuries reported, Syracuse ' Fire Departmem ldfll!:lt a dilch on St~¥ Route 681 Saiulday afternooa. . Ieney Medical Service reconled 20 VFD assisted; . 4:02p.m. Saturday, motor vehicle · The buelc, !I 1975 American l.eFi•ICC drivcn by ftrefilftter tiber 0. Pi~k- aalls for assistance Sllurday and ens Jr. of S)'I'ICUie, W.S on the wi.y 10 I fin: when it went off.the sidj: of the ·Sunday. Uaiis respilnding included: - KCident on State Route 681, Ryan · · road and struck a dltch,IC:CordlnJIO a Meip County Sheriff'i Deparunent · ~· CENTRAL DISPATCH - Hill, treated at the scene; . • :report. The tr1117k; ~h was 'driven fl'om the acne, sustained heavy dain· . · 3:2$ a.m. Saturday, Main Street, 6:22 p.m. Saturday, VFD and · . . · ~land, Effie Black, PICISIDI Valley squad to West Main Stn:et, Judy Dan·age, the report indicated.. • The sheriffs departrnem citocl a vehicle defect ia the·steenng as the cause HOipital; . cy, VMH. oftheKCideal , • · '" 10:31 a.m. Saturday, Buhan RACINE' . "'.:.• ... ,_.,.. . 1..._ . , ' · :in1PU&Ir1S .repo•.• scc.~n.. RQid,Racine,BeuyFriend,treatedat 11 :16 a.m. Saturday, Elm Street, Two deer-car KCidenllwere reportecfrecendy by Meip County sheriff's the s_cene; • rda '~outh . . JO$hua Colby Caruthers, Children's 1111rd Ho5pital in Columbus via MedFlight .de~ties. , . I<J4.10 p.m: Satu y, . Mildred M. Jeffers, 76, Dexter. was southbound on Dexter Road ne. Dex- Avenue, . Middleport, Ray Foster, helicopter ambulance. ter Friday around 5:10a.m. when' a deer ran inlo the •ide of her 198S Pon· PVH; S urd . Po ll S REEDSVILLE tiac, causing light damage·. · . . :6:04p.m. at . ay, . we treel, 7:05 a.m. Saturday, SR 124, . Kaaron K. Pickens 41 kine wu northbound on l'elch Fort Road in Mtddleport, Regtna Sw•ft, treated at Chester Wells, Camden-Clark ·Salisbury 'IOwdllhip w'hen'she ~k and killed a deer that nn into !he path the scene; . . . r-femorial Hospital. :· of her 1994 Nissan Sentra; causinJiisht damaJe. ' 9:19 p.m.- Saturd~. ~est Mam Portl,.n of West. Main closed . Street;~· Dalton Roosh, trell· . ...,, ed at the scene, t:t RUTLAND . · 1 West Main Stn:et in .downiOwn Pomeroy froin Cout1to Linn Slreet will · ,' II :39 p.m. Saturday, Apple 2:37a.m. Saturday, motor vehicle be closed for the ren'lainer ol tho. week while workers install conduir to the · Grove-Dorcu 'ROIIil. t(acine, JoAnn accident on Main Stree~ Sandra Rife, Pomeroy 1Ri~tAmphitheater, Which Is currently under construction. ColJins, PVH; · VMH; lnaddition,LinnStnetisclosed. . . .•J:SS p.m. Sunday, West· Main 10:46 p.m. Saturday, SR 124, · Motorists C111 deiour the site by usin1 Second Street or the middle sec· Street, Lois Wolfe, Veterans Memo- Chris l'riddy, VMH; .lion of the Pomeroy Par1ting Lot. · rial Hospital., · 4:39p.m. Sunday, Larkin Street, (.... MIDDLEPORT Bobby Jo Rathburn, PVH. 6:36 p.m. Saturday, Overbrook On Aprit.f . 1841, one month after SYRACUSE his inliupi-al,l'l:esident Williim Hen- _ Nursing Center, John Nelson, PVH; Th~ 9:22 .p.m. Saturday, Riverside ll :S9 a.m. Saturdliy, Elm Street, ry Harrison diocl of pneumonia. He Jbinn ColJins, PVH; was the flnl chief executive to die Aplrlrnents, Sue.Watson,-VMH; • . 12:33 a.m. Sunday, Middleport · 9:23 p.m. Saturday, f;:hildren's while in Office. · . Police Depal1mcat. John WIUll. Home Road. Pomeroy, Mildred VMH. , Fulkiler, VM_H. •. ·· POMEROY ' ~~ 3:40p.m. Saturday, volul)teer fire . Ant IIi Pa:waa ~ ....................M"4 ' department--' squed to Devenney Hosp~tal Aiello ..........~........................;•••• Rllid. structure fire. Elmo Smith . Vete111ns Memorial 0!11 ..........................;cG · ATIT .,•••• ~ ............................11\ Friday admissions- Com Wolfe, · .... . a,. .....,......._ .............41) An"ouncements Reedsville. lob lv.te .....- ....................13\ a · I to1 I Friday discharges- none. IUD ICIIPI l(ri &\Til ~Saturday admissions - Mildred · The Bi1 BetKI Cloggen will .ct.nplon u~uouoo"!'!~•nooouoo~.ft). 0.. 'AWt..,.....:................:............ :...........$2.(10 ' Rlsume classes \Vednesday AI 6.p.m. Fultz, Pomeroy; ~ atopa ....................A\ Ooe -.-~ ........................................$110 I'' j Saturday discharacsnone: Ooe - ......., :....................- ........... SIOi.OO CltJ ~...............~_~ ........ Su~ay admiuions.- ·none. ,..,., llrDft.ll................ _. Ogpflirto..iet • liNG... COPY raici Qlrh.ct .......... ~ ..................... 71~ Sunday dischaqcs- none. · . ....,Piec:epb Beat Bela Chlpler of the PIIIJ ...................... .......- ...........-» ~ .Ga aItt• ...............................-~ Haber 1\tedlall Cater Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet at K-mM. ...................................10'4 8 1 liMa not diliri. . . ,., lhe..,.......; Dllc•i au Ju. 3- 'Robert Halp.m Thunday at the EpiiCopal "-* ...,...................._, ..,...,. 6:30. ley, Mrs. LanCe Myers and daustJter, • • • ...., ...... 2 ......... 0e!lk ..... Plrilh Houle in Pomeroy. U11IH ••.t....................- .......,11\ Lucinda Stdbart, DelnAIIenswonh: Ohio v~ llel*.-.............:m Dllw .. Ju.4-Ed~Siush­ OrMt ..,...,............- ........._ ....17 Noc)r I•II•.,IIIHparJ edl•_....,.<l!riir_ll~Pllpl,l,l ...................................zt 'lUppcn Plains VFW Polt 9053 cr, La~nce Sprie3el; Carlos H'uff, ,..,. Jllltl ....................,..........14\ wiQ _ , ~ 7:l0 Thunday. There . man, William Cray, Mr.;. Fred W~y NIIJha ._... ............ ... . . RDolrtlrlill ••- ...........- .............. .10\ wiD •be 1 llpecial IMivenary din- and son, Paul Fisher. , \ lail .. il ')i thNt period. $ ' )fll N ..... liD ............·-··-·-····.....171\ 8lrllli Mr. and Mn. Clvistoat 6:30p.m. ==~"' .,, t ,,.... ~..,-.............~.....................?~ pher Bryant; daughter, Oak Hill; Mr. MAIL~ s.., ..,.. IIC .. and Mn. Kevil) J!J!:~son, 1011, Oat,· ,.. -~ IIIIIIJa ..... c..., 'J1Ie Bllrll!lpwn Modem Woodl_ipolis; Mr. atKI M.,. Wide Watts, ·~··-·-····----··, ' will haft a 110UP upper Sabtr· son, W11«loo. ltollk itP""- - ... 1D:. .,. • 6:30 p.m. at the ~·· TIIOie . , JM. .s - en~ Nee:.;;r=:jNotlllllllf• ' car""•' Street ' Daily.&ntinel .Stocks llrc.nt.r·-- • . := -··--·Tha Dill.,.- ·---- ........... w. ' I . .., ~ I .' ••• • •• " ,, J • news ................................ .. _. . ..... . ...................... . .,.__. .,_.,._..i ......, . . I • .ROBE~ti.:;our , n..Stntlliel utJ:f::OftliM,.._JGfheedlltw,.,....-.,.on•lltoed.... ol..,.. . - - -r-ot ..... 'iN Dl~'Mil The /, · . CHARLENE HOEI'LICH Otneratlla,.., '. Month..by-month review I 3 "ennle Belle Caldwell ' ' . P• - . P8gl 1) ho111e of Rodney . end Kimberly • D. Michael Mullen, a fomler aru.-ctaims!helifeof2-year-old Pomeroylawyerconvictedin· l994of Christopber Orueser and' critically VI providing twoJ·uvenile·girls with..,.,._ . bums his 3·Yeat-okl brother, Michael. . . ... Mi~l was brousht to safety l)y Veanie Belle a.-CIIdweb, 79, Ravelllwood, W.Va., died Sunday, Jan. scription drugs, files affidavits in Donald Shaffer, Racine, who entered , ' · 1997 ia the J~e:t- 0aa111 Hospi~, Ripley, W.Va. ' · Meiss Caunty Court alleging crimi- the burning building 10 re&cue the : Born Oet. 31, 1917 ia "'"'-.Ky., dau'""terofthe late Walter B. and Lotna1 misconduct by nine M.eigsCounh'ld 1 · 1 ~._., • ty individuals involved in the invesc •• lie~ a-, she- a_._.__, dietician and a gnduate of the Jamei DECEMBER MediSM Uai-'- .., Rani~~. ligation, prosecution, and his con· • -M•l ~ -• viction. Dec. 2- Economic Dev~t : . She - I membel: of the Fine Ullited Methodist Church of Ravenswood, Director Julia Houdashelt steps down tNO. where ~ . - a Sunday SchoOl leiC:her. She was a member of the Among those Mullen .and his from the post, which she had hefG. Ra wood w Qub • · brother, Brian Mullen, accuse o( :1 \lelllillllllll •<lrmanyyem,aPTAp!aident,avolunteerdidi- criminal misconducrareMeigsCoun- since January 1994. ' . .: . ~~b~ J~e:ksoa Oenenl Hospital and a.member of the Raveflswood G~n ty Prosecuting Attorney John Lentes, . Houdashe~t: wh~ res•.gned to • She · · Assistant Proseeutor Chris Tenoglia accept a _posmon .with Tri Coun9' , ICo~~::t=lao '. IJ§II'Vivedbyherhulbud, W.M. "Bill"Caldwell;c!auslttersandsons- and former assistant prosecutor . Communi!~ . Action A~ency Ill •• ' m-law, Macy and J - Georp of Chapel Hill, N.C., apd Sarah and .John Athe t zed th M C !" ' ' Wade of Point Plcuant, W.Va.; foor grandchUdren; and a sister and broth- . Charles Knight · , . ~s,. c~ •c• e" e•gs ~~' ' · ' er-in-law, Ruth and 0eorp Kuhl of Crofton, Md. . . Nov. 2- u .s . seerewy of Edu- ~omm•ss!oners f,?r a lack of m1~ : ., Slle a1 cation Richard Riley and U:S. Trea- Uve and mte~st toward econom1~ : ' 10 preceded in death by a brother, James Greene. surer Mary Ellen Withrow include de':eiOP!ftC!'t m a three-page letter of : Services will be held I p.m. Tuesday · in the Roush Funeral Home, . Pomeroy among their stops during a restgnauon: : ., ' ·Ravenswood, with the Rev. Dan A. Hogan officiatins. The eulogy will be campaign tour of southeast Ohio for .. Dec. 3Fire destroys Ita: 30,000 ; W.VA. by ~ Kuhl. Burial will follow in_tlle Ravenswood Cemetery. Friends Democratic congressional candidate • square foot Fruth Pl;wmacy corporate ·. may call at the fu.-.1 home from 6-9 tonisht and-at the church on Tuesday Ted Strickland and Ohio House can· warehouse near Pomt Pleasant, , from noon until the time of the service. \{ didate Jeff Fowler. . W.Va., causing nearly $2 million in ' · ~· Nov. 6 _For the first time in damages and losses to.the facility. . nearly 35 years, Democrats gahi the' Farmers Bank.&Savings Co. eel- ; · majority onhe Meigs County Board ~rates Its 9_2nd annm:rsary w1th the ; · Word bu been received here of the death of Alice Theiss Hill, 92, New of Commissioners after voters elect gl-and openmg of the1r new branch .' Wllerford, formerly of Meigs County, who died Thursday, I:lec: 19, 1996. · Democrat Jeff Thornton l<tSUI'Ceed banking facility on Upper River • 1 She was bum Jan. 27, 1904, daughter of the late Mike and Betty Theiss Republican incumbent Doli flarten· Road, Gallipolis. . .. •. ~!~, ~~.·Ohio•.reu.'red schoo._I teacher and tausht in.Meigs ~unty.and henl bach .and re-elect Democrat incumDec. 4- The"Federal Highways ' -,... .. .._,.,. Janet Howard. Administration grants temporary She wullso preceded in death by her husband. Ira Hill, in .l987. Two other' Democrats, Prosecuting approval to proposed draft environSurvivors include twin ions and daushters-in. taw, Dale 'and Kathy Hill, Attorney John Lentes and Sheriff mental assessments for the relocation ·: , , .· and OaU ind Nancy HiD of New Wllelford;.a sister, Ethel of Chester; and James M. Soulsby also win re•elec· and reconstrucllo~ ofU:) 33 betw~en , By The Aieoilllltd P,... this • at lhc ·Columbus weather a brother, Blythe Theiu of DdaW'Ilii. Ohio. · lion to county offices..Othcr winners Athens and Darwm. . Winter returned , 10' Ohio today station wes ~ dea- in 1946 whi!e ·, Burial was in Roc~•.Fla. . . . Dec. 9 - The 15-week search·for , W1th early momina temperatures in .the record low was 20 below zero tn 1'. - ~mcluded.Rcl'\!bhcan Incumbent State a missing 22-year old Pomeroy man. : . the 20s. And the N&tional W~ IK84. Sunset;tonlght will be at 5:22 - · ar.~es Rep; John Carey and f~r Demo- Jay Holsinger, ·ends with his safe dis-'" Service said the wintry conditions p.m. and suririse TueWay 11- 7:' } a.m. ., . crauc U.S. Rep. Ted Stnckland, who · covery . at a· homeless shelter in the will he around for awhile. · . Weather fw11. tl.' ------ Charles D. Jones, 54, Pomeroy, died Friday, Jan. 3, 1997; near Pomeroy defeated 11lfumbent freShman Repub- western U.S. : . Rig>':.~ the next few days will be ToniJhL .. PII'Ily ,!;loWly 'south. as the' n:su1t of in automobile KCidenl · hcan congressman Frank Cremeans. · Dec. 10- Members of the Meigs • A minister, he was born July 26, 1942 in Oallia County, son .of the late .. ~ov. Jl- Me•.gs_County officials County Budget Commission predict ' · around !\0 deJI!ftl. Some like-effect · MOitly clouilf with snow flurries .. snow wil1 beain along the Late Erie, . :north. Saow showers c:xlreme 1llll1h- Charlel W. 8J)d Alma Louise Boring Jones. He attended the Wesleyan Holi- rece•ve a $I mdhon federal grant to a gloomy forecasi for the county at · .· shoreline '! Wi of CleVelaild' tonlibt · eut. LoWs in the teens and lower ~· 'tllesa ChuR:h in Middleport and was a member ofthe Salvation Army. repair roads damaged in three town- the end.of 1996. · . forecaster£\ ;aid. Up 10 10 inches was 1\lesday.;.Partly cloudy nOrth wtth Survivin1...: two lORI, Robert Scott Taylor of Cape Canaveral, Fla., and ships during heavy spring Hooding. Treasurer Howard Frank tells the • , possible by J119mina. snow showers in~ northeast. ~ost- nmolhy Jones o{ Robbins. N.C.; a daupter, Mary Uribe of Latham; six The grant, funded by the F~ral Nat- county commissioners that the coun- · : The rtst of the ~tate wu to see _ly sunny south. HiaJ!s 1n the m1d 20s grandchildren; three brothen, John JbneS of Oennany, and Paul Jones of and ural Resources Con~rvallOn S~r- ty could have problems meeting its . generally fair altids tonisht with low to lower 30s. James David Jonea, both of Pomeroy; and five sisters, Cora RoWe of_Colum- VICC, targeted ·10 different Meigs financial obligations in early 1997 : · in the teens to low 20s. · Ewl......, fiii'ICalt: J!us; Beuy Chandler of MinerBl 'Wells, Thxas, Naomi Taylor of ~~ngfield, ~ounty Emc;rgency Watershed Pro- without a $200,000 cash carryover ~ · . Tuesday will be .,.atty 10 IIIOIIIy V.'e<!Nsctay... Fair but cold. Lows Mo.,Mai1haHattofMiddleport,IJidSbirley JoneaofWestColumbta, W.Va. J!:Cts. . from 1996, which was spent in early • :.sunny across most of the flllc, While in ·the tee!IJ. HiJhs in the upper -20s ;, He .wu alio jill »dod in death by his wife, Maraaret Jones; and by an Nov. lO- S!ate Senator and Mid- disbursements . . the northeast will continue to be and lower 30s. Infant 1011 and two si-.. dieport _native Jan Michael Long, P.. Dec. 16 . - Final campaign : , urider those lake-effect snow squalls. Tbunday... A chance of snow. . Services will be 1 p.lll, Wodnelday in the Wesleyaa HolinessChun:h, Mid- Cu~lev•lle, a HI-year veteran~ of the .finance reports filed with the Meigs -2o to-2!1. Hiahs 30 to 35. d'-- with the Rev. Jo!m Neville officiating. DunaJ will follow in the Rock OhiO S~~~te •.ann~unc~s he w.' 11 st~p County Board of Eleetions indicate , . Highs will be in the mid·20s and low Lows'da -~""" . Funeral Horne, pomeroy. down from h1s legislatiVe !M¥'11JOn 1n in races for •, Fn y...A chlJ!lCC of snow.. Lows Springs 30s. . Cemetery. Frieftds may call at the Ewtng J !997 Lo M'ddl rt that losing candidates · Th ord h' .a. • 20 25 H' .a.. 25 t0 30 7 ..,.__ .. __ an_uary · · ng, a. 1 epo county offices outspent winning can- . e rec . • lao• temperature •Ot: to · t.,~ · ·ftQm -9 p.m. ,,_,.y, · nat1~e, was elected to as1x-y~ar term didatesby a 2-to·l margin. In four • ~- 'The Daily . The Deily Sentinel• • .' • .. · Nov. - Meigs County Eco- spent $8 950. ' ' nomic Development Di~tor Julia Dec. 'ts - Eastern Local Trea- ~ Houdasheltunveilsthecounty'sEco- surer Eloise Boston resigns. She is ; nom1c ~velopmen~ Internet home replaced by Lisa Ritchie, who is hiied ~ . page dunn~ the NovJ>mber luncheon on a one-year contract. . . of the Me1gs County Chamber _of 1; final autopsy reports deterQ>mmerce. The home page. featunng . . . . ' maps, . photos and demographical mmes that the death of Me1gs H1gh ;. information on development sites School football player Matt .Ault . throughout the . county can be could likely have been caused by a accessed ' at football related head injury. ·• http://www.meigs.netlcounty/. Dec. 20- Mei~s ~ounty Coun ; Nov. 15 _Supporter.; for preser- Judge ~atnck H. 0 Bnen d1sm1sses ; vation of ihe Buffington Island Civ- affida:vns filed. by former l'om~~oy : il War battlefield continue efforts to attorney D. Michael Mullen, Cltmg • urge U.S. Army Corps or'Engineers alle_ged criminal misconduct by : officials to hold a public hearing con- Meigs County 'Prosecutmg Attorney : cernh\g aproposed Ohio River barge John Lentes an~ o~hers, o~ ~ bas1s : loading facility and gravel mining they were filed m bad fa11h; . ; operation! on (1ar1 of the battlefield . Dec. 21 -Easement cert•fic_at•on , site. The facility, proposed by ts completed on the $~.~ m1lhon .• Richards & Sons Inc .. of Racine, Tupper.; Plams _Sewer l'r?JeCt. pavmg ' .would he located just upstream of the way for b1d advertisement and , Portland. The Buffington Island site construction. . ' · is Ohio's only Civil War battlefield. . Dec. 23-- Metgs_ County Com- , N v. 18 _ -Middl rt Police m•.ss1onei'S call. for umly between the ; 0 . . ~ . countyandbus•nesslcadersmefforts. , Capt. Bru~e Sw1ft IS. appomted n~w to ·attract economic development to : Vll~a_ge c~!ef ~f pohce! succeeding MeigsCounty,inthewakeoftheres- ; . reurmg M1ddleport Pohce Ch1ef S1d ignation of Eeconomic Developmcl)t~ Lillie . .Rae me Mayor and County Director Julia Houdashelt. . -· Co!"m•ssmner~elec~ Jeff Thornton Racine Village Cciuncil ~lniS-: res1gns as Rac1~e VIllage mayor. Scott Hill as Racine mayor, replacint: . Nov. 24 - Orley Vore Jr., 58, County Commissioner-elect Jetfrejj;:: Syracuse, 1s shot follow1ngan alleged · Thornton: . ·: domestic v10lencc 1nc1dent at h1s reS: : Dec. 26 _. Maraarct B. Weber, ?I; . 1dencc. Vor~ suffered a gunshot Rutland, dies from injuries suffered; wound lO hiS leg. Jo .Ann Straus- in a three-vehicle accident on SR 7 on. baugh. 49, who resided with Vore, · Dec 23 · · entered a negotiated guilty plea on · · felonious assault charaes on Dec. 2 after confessing to shooting Vore. Nov. 26- Racine-based Family Resorts l.nc. and a Aorida-based resort company .agree to .pay $200,000 to people who bough1 memberShip upgrades at a West Vir· ginia private campground to settle a lawsui~filed by West Virginia t\ttorney General Darrell V. McGraw Jr. Nov. 28 -· Tammy J. Bush. 'Middleport, is arrested by · Middleport Police offi~crs .after she allegedly se vcrely beat her 9-ycar-old son dur· ing a late evening alten:ation at their Middleport residence. Bush is charged with felony coonts.· of felonious assault and child endangerment. She is heing held in the Athens County Jail. 3o _ A fire at the kine · Tile Family of . B.,h@ls Wishes to 'fllank Everyo•e for Their ~ -...._..aadllewen G-•....._..... ad to the ' New U.v• IJ.M. O.areh. ' -------11!1111 - • -·-·- . ~~~~:;~;~~~.:~:~~~ ::~~nts~~s~e!~~~~lllc~':!~ : 12 '2* ::t u fhcareaoutu fmJrL<lllella ~. \WIIIieii Payne. . . -.~como . ·11'11 . • ' • . (M'' fwldt .........) ' i . Jl: · '• I • .. • • • �·-:· ,. _llandlr, J8ftUIIY • e. 1117 • In ~ NFL divisional playofla, , . A-w....._... .... . J:ASTEilN CONnUNCE 0 I' .... ~ ............... 21 ..,.. 23 ....................7 2) \ - . . . . . . . . . . __ _• 16 CoolniDI~ .................. 21 -~ .87! lloonM .................... ~ 7 .774 <18VI!LAN0 ....... 21 10 .6n At-. .............,_,, 11 It .621 OWioJoe ................ 17 14 ..l41 Maw 16 ,414 ...... ..... ,__________ .... . 16 .46_7 I T...,.ol0 ............. 21.l13 1:1 17 -·- 1 ' "'-""- 1 Orqon 91. Oreaon S_l. 69 WESTON CONFERENCE '; ~. 1!1:1. llll I 18 .438 10 · • SM'ADIOftio._ •......... 9 21 .:\M ll! " • HcMill:on ·· ···;·.. ······--24 , 8 .750 llllh ....................... 2.l B .142 , Min~ -- --··· · · · ···· 14 . -.................... 10 19 Doa,-. ....... ,. . ... . . .8 VfiKOUwr ,, ......... ,.. o6 Seoalc ................... 23 .......... ....... .......... 18 Sltl'lnleNo ............ l4 L.A . ~ .. ....... IJ Det.ware ~04. Towson S1 . 63 St. Joseph's 72. Musachusetts 68 Saturday's""""" O..:Joue 93 Atlanta 88, New Ycd 71 CLEVELAND 9'1, J..J;..,. 91 ;1 ~rlh ...,. ' ~. Sunday's....,... i!.. ,' L.A. Clipper& 93, San Antonio 84 New Yort. 97, Milw1111be 92 Bolton 109, Phoenix 102 SDCr&J'nento 107, Philadelphia 106 Toialaht's pma Utah .. Cbicaao. 8::'10 p.m. L.A. L..O'UI Poniaftcl, tO p.m. Cbarlotte at Ooldeli Stile, 10:30 p:m. '· Norlh c..t CHI'erate:J Case Wnli:!m 68, Earlhlllm j4 , Qeni10n ~.Ohio Wesleyan 6.~ Kenyon 74, Obalin 67 Wltten1Jera13. AI~Jheny ~ "1 - .875. ru. Findlay 68, UrbDna 63 t II l'lfon.(onft~ piiiJ 13 CoJondo ................ l6. 10 .6U :- SeJOie .. ............... ll _j(X) :\ Sean5e .................... IO <12 .U~ Porlland ...................7, " · .292 4 8 Salurday'siiCOI'el COWMBUS 94. New &lla>d 1~ Ponlon4'18. Seonlo13 . ' S.turd~y'sloul'llamfftt' twldaylaa •••nl J010l 1'ue1Uy'o 5;tMt1e • Colorado 9 p.m. , men's scores - ' ,. '' ' No~t cwL"'tnnce play Obio Dominic.~ 79, Sheridon 68 Tiffin 78, Grnce/and 7~ . Saturday's oc!ion Atlltnlk 10 Confennct. Duyhm R3. )(u..,ier 80 Salunlay'sacdO!I . Army 70, Brown SI · Botton Collep 8Q, Selon Hall M Boslon U. 67, MAine 62 (OT) lhiiYa~ 6S, Cen1. Connetdan S1. ~ Colple 9~. Siena II eo..clic:ut 79. West Viraiail r.l so Kent 91. E. Mic:lligan 67 Miami (<llio) n. Akron M A1hland 81, Oaklud, h(idi. 62 , 1 NortloC..Cooltr'ma Cue Wutern 70. Earlluwn. ~D Kenyon 98. Obetlin 60 .. Ohio Wa5eyu 79. Deniion J8 WittenbaJ 69, AIJesha)l jO . (011 ' Mki.A~Mrkan COIIftnnc. Bo~tlina Circen S9, Cent Mil:hiann . Gre.t'WbllnU•e leli•k Dllquetne l~.ltadronl92 Faidciah Dickinso• 79, Mount Sr. ' lobry'~ Md. 75 COT) •. : -..wllllillltiNI116.Fonttam66 I • H.tfont ~l. HofltJ'a .t9 J.Wo 69, ll:nn St. ~ 1 IASttllo7~.Holy _croo56 . , lAna lsiiDd U 11,: St. Fhncts. Pa. 19 :· ,, • . OHIO M2, W. Mkhi&M ~ · ORael 74, Vermoat 49 Mlcl.ohlo c-..... · Malone 1.C, Tiffin 64 ··. Ohio Domini caR ~9. Ccdurrille: ~ RIOORANDE .I·II . Willsh M4 . Miami ~. OuwJ40aa 61 MOnmoudl. NJ. 17. MlriM $~ New H~ 59. Noobaltern ~7 Nl..... 8~. ~ppo-MSt . 74 . Rhode lllan4 91', 0af,IOR 68 . Rider67 w~':66 Rulp 70. · Dime ~~ Sl. Fnuk:i1, NY 5:\. Robert Morris 4!i St John:s 75, Pinlb&qb 64 41 Nonoatlftrence pity Adrian M. Ohio Northern 64 ,. Gnwe City6l , l..:aeErie49 Hin1m 5~. Thiel49 Marien• :14. Wayntabur& -411 Notre D~amt. Ohio 71 . Juhn Carroll !kn:n ,46 Saturday's ·lournomenll DtflotoCo Lolly Jodlel Clotok Champl•••Jv . ·' Defiance 71 , SprlnJ Arbor 6K . Thlnl ..... Mw~l St Joseph 92. WUbetfon:e _.K Ohio H.S. boys' scores ' . saturday'• adlon Alter ~2. Centerville 48 Ani~ :1.5, Pauldins S:i -. • An:adia 6J, Postma St. Wcndltlin 4B A.ltllluw:l Welliqto1162 .' n. Hoc key NH~ standings EASTE.er' f~ENCE Isa ll! I. I e.. liE GA Plliladelplllo .......H 12 • ~ m 100 Florida ...............ll ljl • . ll Ill 92 120 ~onoy ........2• ·•~ 3 ~' lo.'l 101 , N . T . ~ .....ZZI6 j · -Waablnaton.......~ l7 to N.Y. ul-..... 1219 4 I~ 4 Buffalu ............... ll I..,.. 109 110 , ~2 . 99 ' )J 109 --DJ·.. · Milfon-Unioa 62, Oakwood 48' MI. Ciilead .53, ~slltondCr,stvlew 51 ,· MI. Vernon 59, Newaft 53 N. Adlrns 66 Unioco ~ _ ~lSI :.a .. . ALL MIJOR"1iOiitDP!.!IICES ;I 0% ,OFF.MIYDAY SALE ;RICES-:-~~ . .. .. JEWELRY DEPT.· 111 ' 124 . ' 30to 50%o•• ~~~~fF;u;RN~ITU~~R:E~~&~·~·~ ~:c~·: ·-~ .~ IN~~~~· · .: .' , • ~ ' .\lhtand Crtllview c;o, Ottoville 52 AUrora 7tJ, Ch!llrin Falls S4 ' . t -~ ., 1 'I • ••• , • • .. S7 Sprina. Nonh 7:\. Sprina. C&Uh. !i~ SpririJ, Nonhcallera 68. Benjamin • Sprin~fn:ld 17. Sprinjrto:ld Clllb. ~3 Teal's VaU. 6K, WDtk ftl Memorial 54 Tot Bowshl:t 78, Sylvania North\'icw ,.. . ' Tol. St. Frandl93. Lima 6K Tol. SciUIKI. DowlinJGr'Ccn~'7 . Toi.' Woodwanl19,l..ornln'SO.IIhwiew · 72 , . " .. Oberlin 76. E!rri• Cal:fl. 61 Old FDII< 61. Hopcwell·l.®doo 46 Onville 10. Norwayne 41 0tt111Wa-0Jandotf 6S, WIWIICOO 49 .....wuy 61, S. Adorno 52 Patrick Helll)l6'1 , Fairview .CS PetTy !1. Klni...U5 · Perr)sbura7.t. Defi11~ 56 Plcbrl ...101167, Du.lin Coffman 66 l'ymaluw• Vol!. lB. OriOol Vttll. 45 Rlda<doJe 6), Cuey !9 Rocky RiYtr 62. Middl4!bura His. Ml-51 · 'Roatfonl Sl. Uma Bilth <18 Rldaia 68, Million l..ocal S2 Sandusky Patlm 64, PM CliMon ~ SM~ Hts. 79, Oe. Cnth.. 74 Sheridna CIS. W. Mutinaum 41 Southa.rtalonSE 101. Trilllllt.S Southeaster. 101. TriDII68 Soulhinatoa Chalker 70. Marlewood ' ~- "'' New Ricpl63. Buckeye Ccmnd S1 Nortt.or ~. Tc"111e Chr. 4:\ 49 ~apdl'altl!rrell~C.- s.n 615-3398 .1-800-766-0553 W. Corrolltoa 1 6 , - 6 9 (OTI Wayr.e Trace 74, V~~~t Wert ~3 Waynesville 1.1, Blanl.:hcller Sl • Wtlln-illc 86. Weirton <W .Va.} Maloana61 Wal(all60, Wualliapo~~ C.H. .til . Wickliffe 60, Gaca Mills Hawken ~9 Winchester Clnd:h,J, MiuininDwa van. 44 . Youna. l.inuline 66. Hubbard ~5 Zone Traa:e 62. Alcxnnder ~J ,, ' ' ., ·' .. NEW CHAN"EL LINE-UP .. " I'·' Ohio H;S. girls' scores " .. Salllrday'soctloa · Akron Sprina- .C2. Mlnm-a .tl ' Amanda Clearcreek 7S, 81opm.OWroll !3 ,' " . ' " •. I' 0 1 Pi PLEASANT ••• • •• •••• Cable I '"' -- . . ·1 ......... ...._.... •I • • J• • t • & UK also win • ' • • .o • 0 0 What you should know· about the new signs at Wireless Olle stores. Besides . the fcict that the 're round and ve ~ very green. -tr: ' Be'lpr~ ·g irls get · 7$~44· ·victory over Meigs , •' ~ . .· ....,.,...,....,_,,. Cable Utk:o. 16, Jo~AJder61 ' . · ~ansas ••• · away wt'th 11. · •' (6-4),inwho are off to !heir rii'St ~2. (10.0) got. 23 poinu, I~ rebounds : By R.B. FALLSTROM . ting . NO. 13 Dalre 66 · tow Jackets (6-5 , ~2), w1on - ,- had a I·25lalt lhe SEC and four blocks from Ttm Dunean to : . ST. LQUIS (AP) .- The .way B.~ntine, who is 6-8 and 230 Ge.ala Tecla 56 pme home winning strealc snapped. ·· Cincinnati coach Bob Huggins sees pounds, said he was just doiri& his The Blue Devils (11-2, 2-0 ACCf · florida 75 Saturday'• pma matcll lhe school's best starf since : it, his .star player.is.· prol*l!y too job agai111t one of the nation's most iUde all 19 !Me throw attemp11 in · No. 22 At kau• Q No. 1 KaMu 62 t983-84N~ ~'!:::,.f;~ to CJ..2. : ·--~ half u theY won .a...:. ,._ L-~ 21 potnts · .or • the . Kanou the """""" 'sttong for his own aood. . ·physicalteams. ...... uo~g Stol1 ,..., · St. - 59 DanilyFortsonhad24po'intsand "Hetooksomoshots,ltooksome sixth straight. Trajan ~on and Oaton (11-5, 1-0), Who scored the At Manhattan, Jacque Vaughn · . 'leana-48 • ,....... ...,~uuon ·-""' ed ._ • lint 12 potnts · · an took shots," Barentine ·~ ...... tO rebounds in the sixth-ranted shots; we .. ....,.... '"! t·but two games and beat made two free , lhrows for a four- · . AI' l.eKington, Jamaal Magloire ; :· BearcaiS' 64-52 viCtory over Saint said. ''Wbe"il)oou go illtoapme wilh cftbe points in a 14-4 run thalpve :Arbnsas for the first time since it point lead wtlh 13 seconds left as the scored 13 ·points, Nazr Mphammed ., Louis on Sunday niglU, nwnbers thai Cincinnati you've got tb expect that. ' Duke a·SII-34Iead with 1:35 left. joined the S~tem Confe~nce Jaybawk$'(13-0) won their fitsl Big· had 12 and Jared Priclcett II for the : 12 ~ Wake Forat approximale his seaaon av~rases. TIMiy'~ all over 200 pounds." .' ~ <Ires Newton led Dub wilh 17 1ix yea'li ago. Wildcats ( 12-1) wlw held Tennessee • 2 81 • But the 6-foot-7, 26~pound Playing its first· road game, pOmiS, while Langdon had 16 and A 12-0 run Jiave Florida a 66-50 -scoreless for the openiil• 5:31. junior forward aJSo.struagled in the . Cincinnati (9-2) won its seventh in a Capel II. Eddie Btisman had 22 · lead with 4:11 left. ,l'lit Brtldley h!'Jd No. 11 NOI'tla Carolina 51 ° : Confe~nce USA opener for both , row udbeal Saint Loois for lbe fifth points and 13 rebounds for the Yel- 14 poinll for the visiting Razorl!acks At WinsiOn-Salem. Wake Fores1 : teams when. Saint Louio ttied to ao suai~time ..nue 10 the series, Sai!'t _ _:..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ ·: 1·:......._ _ _...,.:._ _ _ _ _ _ _...,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _T toe-to-toe with him. Louis lcept tl somewhat close at '· ' " .· . • Midway through the second half, home despile shooting Dilly 27.8 perFonson cbew an inlentional foUl fQr cent. Last season, the Bearcats beat delivering a foreann to the mouth to . the Bil!ilcens (S-7) by 32 points' at Sekeue Barentine. He~ respond- home~ by.fi--e on the~· . ing 10 an apparent inad--ertcllt elbow . Huggms 1s 11-2 apmll Satnt ~"""' ·from·Barentine; '' Louis and Biltikens coach Charli• · "He realty lried to get intn too Spoanhour i~ · 2-9 agclinsl lhe · niuch of a 'power game,'~ Huggins Bearca11. Spoonbour lamented se~• . • said of Fortson. "Instead of com- " . ~ . blown tarups aftcr·hiS learns ••• batting wilh finesse, he lried to kind lhinl, consecuuve loss. . · I. • "i': ' • of power back, and he gelS in b'OU- . :•we missed enough 10 last a lifetime. Bnougb 10 talce can: of a junior' ble when he does that." · Why? ,Because nobody notices. .high team," Spoon~our ~· . . •• mu.ch when Fortson aets the physif:cxtson made h1s lint ax sbota, • cal treatment. all from lhe baseline aboul 10 feet • "If two guys are pushi"g,.Jie's ~tllebl'lcet.llfM:Ise~ofhisfi?t . / ( • going to wjn and ~a he 'lOIS lbe 01gbt. Twelve of his potnll ~ tn ' • foul,''liuJiiDI lllid. . · · .· a 17-4 run that turned .a .5-4_·deficit . • Fortsoil ·said he: ..lOilld!l't have 1: into a 2f-9le8d with 7: 191efi ill the;, , • gotten cJII'Iied iaway.<"'' , . . . fi!st.l~lf. . : ' ' ' • "Hthi)lileill.thelllO!ith .d dlg« > \ 8aintl.ou1s made on!~ 15 ·o f54 ki,nd oi a Iittlo frustrated," FOrtson shOts (2~.8 ~t) and went almOil . .. . ••' . $11id. "It !appened ihree ti~ itowia e~t O:Unilei ---n basJiets 111 ~ • • the court and I didn't do anything, ~nl _ tn the second. hal~;· .The Btl• •' but that lut time ljusllostmy be!Jd. likC!II ,Itept Jt close by hiUinl IS of . : . ·'~y almost won the baltle· 17 !Me IIW'ows in one itr,u:h to maJce becausi I lost my bead!' · - i~2~7 with 4:21 left. • ' · ••• Fortson said the·230-polind Bar~el_l'~ and ~y Bil~ each '• entine was playina football i n • of had n1ne points for Saint bouis. ••• ·· baslcetball. But he alsa issued a com· In other pmes in'i101vin1 rank!xl pliment of sons . . : . leallll . on Sunday~ it was: Jllo. 13 ••0 "He was selling •way wilh it, so Du~ 66, Oeora1a ~h 56, and •• I ean't blame him," Fortson said. "I Ftonc~J 75, No . .22 Arkansas~. • .• would do the S8!IMi thina,if I ,was get· . . Saallay's pnlil '4:. .. ~E,.~:~!~!....__. PT~ PLE~SANT . Troy 88, ·Sidney 71 Tuscnrnwu Culh. 58, ll'lliu VIlli. S4 Tuscwnwns VIlli. 41 , Sandy VIlli. 39 Tu1law S.S, Fairle1s 4~ Cowher: • i. New Ahoy 63, Nnnvt. Clllh. '9 L.o...,60 .' 46 121 106 Vol~y Viro¥ 76t,.nlllbclro 611 . . Vi~~~:tnt Wllt'l!ll,6i!I,.JIII:bo;n 36 Ohio St. 74. Nofne D.alhl:' 67 Urbana K6. Mwy'•45 • Miller Cil)' 49, Panclom-Gilboll46 . ~·tl•ional Trail 54, DiU.t7 . ' Hei1011Yilke-Yort 74, Belpre 61 Ohio women's college scores i NCAA Division I ;.--.- ' Miami Vall. ,3, Tree ofUfe 46 r Mi'llln_Edl1on j:6, Sll).ld_usky sr: -~.,.. ' 10% Off mmAY uu PRICES 8 TIOIJI'IIay .......l)20 l Medina 8\de_ye 72rl~illflllln ~2 Mlanli E. 62. Fnnldlo Monroe !2 . ~ N. Coatnoi76,S-!O Royalton 54, N. RI<Jc<ville J0 Sunday-'s action t Nop~M~toni SJ>ri••· • ;. Nn<Y..nTw Third plaoct Malone 72, Covenanr 60 Suaday'a IICOI'el Paint Pleas.aut (W.Va.) Marion Hll'llina60. Cle'. Eur S6 (OT) MariDCI PleuaDc M, Berlin HilMd 61 Musillon Wasl\iRJIOn 99, Akron 69 .• Na"mec Vall. Counlry Qay 70, Wcllinglon JS . ·• r Bluffton 73, Adrim61 . Ced.Yilk 100. Sheridan, 'Ont. 93 Huntina:ton 88, Ddiance -" MI. Vernon Nuarene 95, Simp1oa, , Calif. 7S SIIJl!IGr R<><k 80, lake l;rie 71 Wal1h ~. Tiffip 86 Wilmilljlton 69, Muskinpm S4 Colorodo 14, At-71 Ridlmood 83, s.. 6~. 25% oFF mmaY siu PRK~~ . ,. ALL ELECTRONICS, TV'S, VCR'S !B RIO OkANDE 75, S~wnee St 62 Western DiYillon . Marid1111 Iii Richmond .............. 14 l.t .500 Atllltla ......,............ IO 14 .417 New En1 Jand ...........a 16 .333 II Coltin-40 t Mid.OW. Cot ..anace EuWmiNviMn '· l..elli8Jton68, Willard 52 Uberty Benton 64, Elmwood 4~ Linq~ Pmy 55, Hnen Nonllem :19 , . Lo~ 5.t, Cbcshire River V.U ..4S Loroi~Ctllh. liO. Kidn>n'C1v. 5I l..ordltown ~2. Alhlabula St. John +4 Louisville' Acrun. 83, E. Cantoil 16 Lynch..... Clay 70, WllllliJIIton n . M"""""' 87, Covenuy 72 · • MaNfleld Cbr. 64. Lucu ~6 MaJJifield Madison SO. CJe. Grtat Llikellllltrcollqlalt Ashland 911. Oakland, Midi. 96 ABLstandings ALL fU.IITUR.E; UYIRG 10011;·IEIROOII, .· Dl.l lll ROOM, ACCEII .URIITURE Lem01a-Monroe 64 , Middletown Maditon 57 Mldwa&tm ColletiMt aevehmd St. 79, Wrilht St. 76 CLEVELAND II Indiana. 1:.10 p.m. Miami II Scallle, 8 p.m. Houlton at Minne.ota, 8 p.m. Denver • Sacrarnemo, 10:30 p.m. :r.. COLUMBUS ......... ll! 21 • Saturday'• action L.A: Ciippett 11 ToroaiO, 1 p.m. Dallal 11 New York. 1:30 p.m. SAO Aalonio mNew Jcncy, 1:l0 p.m. Phitlldelphia Ill Orlando, 1:30 p.m. ~ni~ at A!lanra. ?:lO-p.m. · Mtlwaukeeat Detroit, 7:30p.m. ~ ' Kaltda 74, Allen.£. 4! Kc:nlon M, Riverdale 47 Lmltldae 10, Open Door 63 Lat....... 69. l.oAdoo 46 l.ancalter Sl. Ji,lcechcroft 39 l..ed&cmonl71. Bloolllr~e:ld j() . l..eipsic 62, Confinental42 . Ata.ntk IIConl'ttftft Rhode I• land 97, Dayton 68 Xavier 102. Vir&inia Tech 67 Tuetday'apma THIS IS A IIO'fb . . ON EVUW .BODIJCI'. Or. · ' iainthefilllil~ofhisl'atrioucon- ,tract. "llopofully, we tan ao a liute Dl11111's sqperb defenstve effort The funber." Panthen allowed jutt one secondThe PattiOCI will play boot to !be half toucbdown II hOme. 1 1 second-yeK Jaclaonville J...... in "We had. pal pme plan; pncthe AFC Cwnpiollsbip • - ·llftt"'""liced for two weeks for Dlllas," Sunday alia' the pmc Ill Oreen Bay, Gree11e ~· "We had conftdence in . · which beat l'rlllcilco 35-21 on lbe PJ1!C ·~ and one~· '11ie "SIIIW'day. • people.!IJ. this defense WaniiO make , Jacbonville adVIIICCid to lbe AFC a play.. . fjnal by winnill1 in .Denver 36-27 Patrioea.~ St d ~ 3 . §aturday: The_ Patn~ts · ~t the .· · After establiabing .the ~~~lead m · l!Jadars 28-25 1n overume this ~- · heavy foa at Foxboro ~tadium, NeY!' · son. · England turned matters over to its · , Pulllen l6, CowboJw 17 defense, rale!! 19111 in the leape. AtCbarlotte,lrvin •wentout with With either Mike Tomczalc or ' • Huron 79, Marpmra 70 · J~~~ Center S6. Minner 52 Jctrenoa 1~. .NewtOft 57 Ohiomen's · coUege scores recoi-.- Ci'ncinnati beats Saint Lo.uis 64-52; Hamilton Badin 70, Oxford Talaw•n.......llerit.,e . 93. Delaware Ow. 67 · South•... Oklahoma 78, Teus AI:M 59 LA. Lohn 9S, VlfiCOU'VCI' 82 '. ~ Bill Cowher. ·: "Thiy ._oUt and played with: lbeScuh~couldn'tdouydlilll, a lot of emotion IOday," PilllburP'• def-.llllkod sec- said "They were the better 1e11n." : 01111 in lbe tc.aue",' had no anawen. Jlctaan 30; Jniaca. rT ' Martin finisbad with 166 yarduusbNIII'OOC Means rushed for 140 . ing:ibe fint Patriot ill II seasons 10 yanls·and atouc:bdown,- while Mark rusbform~tlian tOO ina playoff .Brunell, pqised well _beyood his • 'game. · • · ' experience, threw for two scoil:s. "During lbe whole~ 1waua Mike Hollis kicked lbreC field goals byped up the coeches wu. worried as the Jaguap won their sevenlh .I lbout me, whelber I'd be able tel' straight. Ia the pl,ayoffs, they won at focus on the game " said 'MIII'Iin Rich Stadium, where the Buffalo : ·• J who scored three ti~. ' Bills nevethad fallen in the poSt-sea· o . The q~ick Sllll'l by New England · son, llld a1 Mile ltigh Stadiwn, : stunned the Steelers, who never got . where·the Broncos were 8-0this sea- : untncbd. Bellis wound up with 43 son. . yanls rushing. "We justlried 10 pound, l!?"n~. . "They 101 sort of a. bully type pound and wear ~ down, ~·d mentality, and willl• bully you bave . • M~. ~Ito had 175 yards at Buffalo to tbi-ow the punch.". Byars said. lhe prev1ous '"!ee~. "It's l!een like "ADcl we did." . that eve.y game since eight weeks ._ Thadmpre5sed Steelers coach ago. . · · u.d,oll'alliV. play. Swlen, rep1aciD1lmn11 wide lMt inlhe ~half when be wa!Kkled after11111ltin1 a lint iJo..,. 011 1 "'"-· · laten:eplions by Sam M~ls, Chad Delli !l. nnora SO -72.Tri-vm..,411 GroYC Cil)o 78, Col. Brigl16 (OT) Butler 75, W. Kenrucl'y-~ · • Cincln~ui 64, St. ~i'l ~2 ----..__ SW MIUC)Uri St. S6, Bradley 48 . ••2 andDeionSarl alajuNd....,llle p!ile, w•Widea "".,.U.tthe "!!J!Urtl'lntllen. lt -loft to quarlerbeck Troy :A ilanlft to ell!)' them, llld he jllll didn't haw eDCJU4b hctp, gettina inlen:q'iled lhree times. John Kauy ki~bd four field goats, Kerry Collins thJ'ew for two IOUCbdowm and Anthony Johnson rusbad for 104 yanls as the Pantben finished 9.:o at home. Earlier, the New England Palriots romped past !be PilllburJh Steelers 28-3, using bil playa to 1ct11e the . . . ~y. 'll:ny Olenn C111JhtaS3. yml pass from Drew Bleds(le on the Patti~' lint offensive play, ae!lina , ~p CIBtis Martin's short touc:bdown ru.n. ~\h Byars nmbled 34 yanjs With ucreen pasa to make 11 14-0 and Mlll'lin bunt !Me for a 78-ylll'd touChdown run euly in the second ••• M KordeU Slcwllt qurirbiCk .,.t 111111iliDI Jcaw BellilllbalfbiK:k, •IIIWncau.tae ...DIIIM'-.. ...... ''111ere'nlot olblood that watl illtodlil,tbln'nlotoh-."said CC*IIBW l'ln:elk, whoowloed the New Y.,t< Oiajlu to -NFL CI'OWIII alia' lbe 1916 and 1990 - . . the only times hi1 teams plllllil flU'. He In top 25 coliege basketball, · . ' Franklin Hts. 13, WonhiDJIOR Kil· boume 74 · · Fmlericklown :'i7, Oe. Fort. .53 Gallipolis Sl ~ Alllena :\3 Grandview 61, Olcnlanay ~ OrccnfJCid McClain 60, Wnverly 42 ' Mid"'!! 8:1 , Miami 80 ~ Dallas,,~ ... Midlael Jma . O.IJ>hoo lefrcnon 5~. A<u ...... 46 Delphoa St. Joho'a j7, UmaShawnee Fostoria 50, Alllhony Wayne 47 n 6 VMtOU\'Cf' .,. .... .18 19 I :\7 119 I~ Analoelm .......... .14 20 S H liZ 121 Calprf .............. 14 22 s 33 102 121 S.JOIC ............ .I421 4 ~2 101 1;5 ' ·fOft Jenninp n, Cohunbua Grove 62 Fool..orMiie jj, St. Helll')' 51 .. .. .66 Dlllvidson 90. Conncdicut CoU. Duke 66, Oeorsilll Tech 36 Florida 7$, Arkanw 62 Miuinippi Georgia 66 · Tulnne 86, Ala.~DirminJhom 61 r Wuhin&t~' I04, ..... ISO ' 1'16 120 146 - . . ..........1819 4 40 1'16 . 127 EiliiOft 70, Buckr:y-e Loc.l.t2 Elyria 100, Av011l..ake 43 A ...ay S6. Cle. South SS · Fort Frye 78. Nnr,_ 63 Sunday'sac_tlon •• MinrleiDia 97, Milwauks 91 ~1 -- II II II f.:T.!J ~1o:o=:16. L.A.. Clippe11 HOWIIOn 91 , 1 Utah 8-4, Colorado St. M _ f'hoetlia ............ .18 19 ~ 40 110 St. .._ ... "....... 1120 4 ~ 120 Cltlcttto.............. J521 ? l1111 T...... .............. l7~ t )4 12S BAMVWILNIR AP 'hill Wtllwi . Thill tbe DIIIM Cowboys - · • be wiallinl_,_ Super Bowldlil y_ear hardly 1ee1111 •urprilin& in lhia unusual NFL swon. That both 1995 expansion teams , migbtacttbemcerlaintyisstunning... . The Cowboys, winners of line of lbe lut four Super Bowls, including last year, were beaten 26-17 by the second-year Carolillll Pllllhers on Sund.oy. Carolina is headed lo ORen Bay for the NFC ·Championship 88111e neltl Sund.oy. · ~ '"'l:Uain buinongous win fcl'this whole prosram," linebllc:ker Kevin· .Greene said. · "We bave a Jll'OIIP of JUYS thAt bas. bee~ cbmmitted and they ·believed in each other and lbat they WouJd get the job done," coech Dom . C.no added. · Day. Me.dow.cWe 69, Day. Seebblna 55 Wyomina89, BriJ!wn YounJ'61 6\ OoldenSiale .......... ll 18 .400 PhlxtUI ......, ......... 10 22 .JJJ 61 UCLA 71}, WuhinJton 70 1: II .616 15 - ~l 20 .412 ' 19 .406 "' Tulsa 66, San be S!. 58 UC Santa BarNnr. 81 . l:.oyola MQI')'· 11101111167 18~ hrHk Dlwillan t..A: ~ -----··· ··· ·25 9 . .ll5 • 64 15> .I ll -41 Son Diqo 80, S. Utoh 56 Son Oiejo St. 74, Toxu-lll fuo 10 San,l!fanciiCO 11, UC Irvine 44 Sot.tlhem Cat 106, Wuhina•on St 73 St. Mary's, Cal. 71, Lona Beach Sr. 14 23 .259 Samment~ St. ' c....... ,...........uJo .. "' Col. Academy 59, ec...-.. 53 011. o.SaJco 10. Hillin 67 (01') · Col. Eat 68, Col. St. Clllrlcs $0 Colonel tn.wfonl 64, Mohawk 52 eoo-too64.Jewett.S.:io61 1011 Cor,·Raw101169, Vaalue S8 Oaclifll: 50, Galion 47 Dolton7).......... ~1 Dtonbtliy Lliketlio'75, Otqoo Stritdt Dey. Ouistian' 93, Pmlle SbaWMe10 D111;. Dunbar 78, LouiiYIIIe Ccalral • l'onl.ud 81, Cal Poly-SLO 72 12~ .)4! 27 Plcific 73, ' Clinloo-M-..ie jl, c.tidc 57 (01) n. By l6 113 1:46 ll 104 I U .~ '" - ~~~ ~"- !'£ ' DotN!o................ 20 I! 1 ~ tn M Conli ..... l6. 8 - Vol!. 52 Oenspn!re 17. Buffllo (W.Va.) .S3 n. 7 .= ,.. : .Panth,rs, ·P~triots and ·J·aguars get into conference finals ..... 127 ~· Ill 1111 » m 140 "*!''"'t!.~ • Culoll Me:Kinley !1. Can,on FarWnt. 76, Slanfont ,_, Arilofta Sr. 64, California 60 CS tbtlvid!l' E Wubinatoo 66 CoJondo 1 9 . - 7 3 ~ Cal St.-Fuller10D 70 Hawai11~ . New MeUc:a 62 tdlho St 84, Montana St 59 N. Aritolla 54, Ponlontt St. 42 · I0), 12).. ' ' '''''''''" " _._ a... --~ ...... -.. .12 It n.....," OlcnOM)S . Conlinol 62, - · ·~ F....., n ...... ., Arizon~ )\ .6\ llltolbi:.......... ,., - ( W.VL)62, Y _ . ..._ 59 .. -yea..J63, -llt6!.Aoooola57 _ _ ,.., • COttloo c.m. !II. c-. Caalon. Herifaac Chr. M. Sovthera Teus92. OklalloiNI St. 38 Tetu $ou.dwn 6.S, Allbamc& $1. 41 • Te1tu Tech 86, Baylor 1.s Te~tu.Su Antonio 18, · M ~Neae St 15 ' IS~ .:133 ....... a . 74 ·~~ -~ 1 I 1, II .276 llltofht18. T..... Otr. 59 ....... ~.a..uipo:!!l ...._ ...21 , -. . . ......... ............ ., a -...... IS II 6 llaW...17.W.-12 Rice70.-6l SW Tex• Sl. 81. NichoU1 St. 73 Soutbont t.fotll. 14, Air Fonio 65 Stephen F. Alliin 13, N£ Louisiana ....... ! 9 .719 l6 15 .516 .., o.t.AI ................ _IJ 11 .)93 - -.... 66. a.. !1. ......... n· 414-.0 deaf' - 6 9.Uoltloo V... !I Pnirir: Viaw 10, J-=boa St 6J Iii , Mow Tort ,............. :13 ~,.._ a-.75, ,... .. 1'/W l.ooltl- 61, - - Sl. 47 NooUI T.... 67. Pllillipo 57 o..J-74.N. Jowan NIA • ...,.... rc . . . ... . . . JI ~ ~ ......... -71.-10 ... - assists .led by Jewell's lbree. Davis . had thRC of her teams seven ateals. Belpre jum'ped out to a 2~7 lead . after one periOd and CQIISied 10 a 79- Meigs had 25 tumoven. " · M · · · 1 • 1VC Re.ne notes: Meig~ handed 44 VIctory over eJgs tn g•r • Belpre its finot lo~ of the year in the basketball ac1ion Thunday. rese.:Ve same, defeating lbC Lady Belpre (1~1 overall & 6-1 in~ Eagles 32-29, ,. 1VC's Ohio,Division), led by Kri•ty . Jennifer Sbrimplin led Meigs Rhodes and Coyner, jumped out to the early 13 point lead after one peri- with 12 puints, Jennifer Mollohan od. Rb9dcs scorel'nine,in .!he peri- lejl Belpre with eight. · · od and Coyner added ieven. . · " ' fllhate: Mcias (S-4 & S-2) , The Lady Maraudeno.. played even will hpst trimble' today. · !b'trftrJQIIII withtheOoldenEaglesinlbe~ B 1 2~I9-2~20:79 penod. Belpre outscored Me1as 19e pre 17to takeaS9-341eadintothe.lock,, • .Meigs · . 7-2?-1~10=44 er room · It the balf. MIDdy Goin . . . .:.KathyCopr6-4-2=~ poured in II points in the period to . ·Crystal (lom .2~2=6. Mandy Go•n lead Belpre. Cheryl Jewell almost 8-~ ?=23 •.Kristy Rbod!N 9~2>-20. matcbefl.ber puint for point leading Angle Rouse 2-~G=4. 'l'at8la: 'ZT_-4. 13 Meigs wilh 10. . .. · ;.:...1 11 .n IDoidge ·l-0-0:~ The Golden ~les, despile the · alJ'n 1S 'l\ic· n.. • big lead, left most of their starters in · Cberyl Jewell ":""'1= • 1a .,..vis • the ndhalf · Me' 2-Q-0=4,Brand1Meadows3-0-6=12. . .or seco. •outsc:onna. 1~5 CariSsa Asb 1-0-0:2 Becky. Smilh . 4().20. Cpyner scored 16 po1nts IR · · • · ' han 1-0-2=4 - the second half includins 121in the · 1 -~~=3, B~daet_Yaul . ; ~nat l!"r!od. Ooin added 12 ~fter ~~kbam l-O-Oi:2. Totall. JnlefiiiiSSIOn. ' · Coyner, who led lhe Eagles wilh 26 poiniS, has signed a'leuer of inlent to play baslcetball ai the Univenity ' · of MassachuseiiS. Mandy Go in added 23, and Krjsty · Rhodes added 20 more. Belpre hit 31'of54 from lhe floor ilicl!lding fciur of II from lh.ee point ranae for 58%. The Lady -aa,tes hit a siuling 63% from two- · pomt i'lnge cannina 27 of 43 sbota. Belpre Jlit 13 of 22 from the line for " .f Jetpre pulled down 29 rebounds, wil,h Rhodea pullin1in I~ and Ooil!, gettin1 nine. Coyner had eipt of the tealn'i 19 asiisto and six bf the . Beales 16 sl._aJs. Belpre -ad 11 tumoven. Jewell led Meigs wilh IS, while ' Brandi Meadowa added 12 off the bench. ~ t.~~t4 of 42 froiD thl rioor and miaad ito only tint pOill •• 111 41 for 33~, Melp went to the ••ast~~Mahillil•l6b64•. , ............ dOWII 22 ... Jl " Jetlby1'llailaD!mt .......... . . ry whb four uch. Meip bad niae " . . . ... r' •0 • 0 •• • • 0 • '•• 0 • .. 0 T 0 0 0 • 0 0 •• • 0 0 0 • :• ,, ,.• .. •• 0' ·:o, . ' ' r. I ' f •; •• ••' ' 1• : •• ~. ·~ to cu,tomer service. Our commitment is to 'surround you and support you wherever , .i/J) . you go. 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Winter weather policy, ) I I _ ___........,·Tax·assistance·_..__....._,;, ..... • ·AD/RD support group meetings The Alzheimer's Support Group Will meet the fourth Thursday ·of each month at the Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center from 1:00 to ~:30 p.m. The support iroup is not only for· those with direct <:Ontact with AD but for th,ost want to l~am ll'ore about @!!.,~l!-1 dtseascs whtch may cause recognition of Alzheimer's tl.emember··know·ing and Disease. He is founder of the . understanding a disease process is Cognitive Disorders Oinic at Davis half the battle in eliminating the Medical Research Center at Ohio stress of the unknown. Come and State • University Hospitals, .join us. If you would like more Columbus, OH. information, call Lenora Leifheit, R.N. at992·2161. · -J----------------------- ~Then~~itowing are dates, topics _ and speakers f01 the first · four J!IOnths of 1997: ,', Juuary 23· Susan Elliot~ R.N. who will discuss the Veterans Memorial Hospital Partial kospitalization Program. . ~ February 17- Dr. 1. Witherell or Dr. W. Mansfield speaking on · Heart Disease. Remember February iS National Heart Month. · M.reb 27- Dr. Ed. Black will on Depression. · Aprlll4 at 7:f»p.m.'· Mark·your._gtCndu for the April 24th 'date. We arc verynpteased to announce that Dr. Leopold Leiss. M.D. will be at the Senior Center io illk abOut Alzheimer's Disease. . - Or. Leiss is a nationally_known .pioneer in the treatmeht and I' 1997 TRIP SCHEDULE • ~ 1m. Uses for your holiday cards What to do with those holiday cards? St. Jude's Ranch for Children, a non-profit facility t'or the care of abused, abandoned and neglec.ted children, accepts old carda. The children recycle the card fronts to make new cards. RSVP r will' accept cards for this project and will mail them periodically to St. Jude's as they accumulate. Gather up your old cards and bring them in to Diana Coates at the center or call· 992-2161 for more information. , Tile~ M ...'IIIJ Haad!;lell Choir, Pt. PleaAnt, tnlertlllned at tlae November blrtbdlly ~rty at the Cet~t&: ~ -lo'n attendla1 wen nry pluHjlto. have tile youaa people ablire their l.llent; lbe lla played at the Center ror several yean ~th a prognmo0r mutle rO&t.tbe Christmas 1 l!a....,. dlotr t •• • ..... ' ,.. I Senillr Citiseu Day • ' .' • ) Celebnllll& tllelr birthdays ' November birthday .-rty "'ere: Front Row· Nlntl Dl-, Po-roy; Ma.e MeJ>cck, Lena Bottom; Cllapman, Pomeroy; Elsie Reub, Radae. Secoatl Row- Walter Gnea and Manley Cllrtsty, Middleport and Gtorp Nnselroad, Po-roy. , • ---· ___.... pon't forget your c~----~; It appears that our winter weath. r 1ircs are also very important, is here to stay, so we .must make because badty:wom or bald tires of t~e necessary preparations , to will not give good traction in snow. surv~~e what ever we have fac&ng Try to equip your car with a good us for the next few months. brand of all-weather tire. · W~en you are looking ~fter your .":hen a car sits o~t alf night i~ heattng, blankc;ts, waterlines, and fng1d ~~ather, sometlm.es the d~r an.1mals· don t · overlook that ·. locks will freeze, the wmdows wtll fauhful ol.d car that s~rves yo.ilr freeze, and doors will freeze shut. transportation needs. . . Please do not use hot water to thaw When getting the car ready . for it out, beceuse the hot water will ·the dark winter months ahead, be eventually re-freeze even worse. sure that yoo have a strong battery Remember that anything you will under the hood. Some cheaper use to clear )'bur car in·the morning batteries are oK for milder weather, shoul!f 'be ~ejlt in the house bu11f1051 of them will fail when the overoight. S110w b,;,shes, lock de· . temperature. drops to zero, or · jeer, gloves, windshield/door de· below. Avery good car battery with ·icer, or jumper cables should not .be a four or five year.warranty is th.e left in the car overnight. · best kind to buy, even though th~y Another problem for sonl'e can cost from between $50 to $75. motorists is frozen fuel lines, which . A 'word of caution·· if you install can be prevented by keeping th~ ,'a new battery, don't just drive your car's tank full of a good grade of car a few .mllesand parkit forthe .gasoline. A g:is tank that is hatffull night. The new battery must be ot .Close to · empty will collect fully charged by the car's alternator in order to start after a realty cold night. · · Find a' mechanic you can trust to check the spark pluas, ignition . wires, all·of the lighll, '( how about , all of'these c~~rs you see· with one · headlight burned out?), windshield wipers, washer fluid (water will freeze), and -of course, ihe anti· freeze. · · -'1 moisture, which can freeze in the ~ fuel system. Keepin1the tank filled ; with gasoline should take c,re or-: " this problem most of the tiine. : ·The car's exhaust system shout~ · always be in goD.! shape, but ; cspcclally . in the winter, because • exhaust fumes can filter into the car : . and create problems for. the driver : or pusengcrs. · ·' Many people walt.until the very ; last minute to get their car ready for ; winter,. which just causes the • mechanic to get irritated, w~n he : knows you should have been there : weeks ago to have the work done. : • Don't he one of those who get all · bent out of shape when the car does : not hellave well· in col.d weather. : Get it checked now, before • anything happe"ns,'.and you will be : ready for the bad weather that Is .! · sure to come in the next fe~ : months. WE • . . . ·GOLDI!N IUCKIYI C~ . • .Stqretl1ide · .15% off,everything in our $tore. . . . ' T}le Obio AJU COIIIICil will .rec:etve.a S7 ~pant ~or the South- . · ~Ohio R~ Heritaae II'CII progqm, """*dina to ill.u:ouncerncnt by the U.S. Dei:- tmc~t of AJ!:icul· IUniForclt Servtce and the. Nauonal ~ Endowment f~ the MI. . ~, ~grant w1ll be matched wtth !" lldd!Uonal $7,590 &om the Way!'" Nauonal Foresttn Soulheutem Ohio. : . The emphasis of the funding will be to help demonstrate that the arts "can he a powerful tool in building • c~unltics and enc.ou.-.glna IUS: tourilfl!. . !-BJnable local and' reJional cconom· Vanous groupa wtll ~ork togethtc development. The program cov~ er to enc~e econllf!'IC developa ~0-c~nty. area o_f AppAlachi~ meat acUVtbes that build upon the Ohio, . tncludlnl Metgs lind ,Gallia region's uriiquc physical and cultur· COIUiues. . . al assets. ~ ReJ!onal Hcn~e Area ProA portion of the funding will help ~ tn Southcastcl;n ~o, led by.. fonnul~ a strong~ componenttn Ohio. ~ . Counctl, m~o_lv~s ·per- the. Re~tonal Hen~e Area Plan, f~tng, v1sual ~ tradtllonal arts, whtch 1s currently betng developed htstoric presernuon, outdoor recn:- by peOple from the region with assis-. alton, commumty de~elopment. ~nvt· · tancc from the Ohio Arts Council. ronmental conservation and hentage bncc completed id early 1997 the . ' • , I plan will provide &Uidance on haw ·out the region. the three places w11e1e mania . III'C people with div~rse Interests can . Murals in Shawnee and New being cmtled. work toaether toward common 1oa!s Sriillville in Perry County, and for the future of the region . Wilkesville in Vinton County will be A portion or the fundinJ will go to helped by this grant. Area school· The Forest ServiceiNEA fundinJ Rural Action, Inc., headquartered in children and adults will work with is an innovative JII'OII'IIII dcaiped to Athe,ns. Rural Action is a regional, anist Greg Schenkel to develop demonstrale the vaiiiC of the llf1l in multi-use community development murals that will document commu· runt economic diversi~on and c.orporation committed to the preser· nity hisrory. cultural resource conservauon in fCJt vation or N>Jla)achian Ohio for future In addition to the funding from the . est .or natural resouri:e dependent generations It will support a MID'al Forest Service and the NEA, the Ohio areas. Only 19,grants were awarded Corridor ~ject that eventually will Arts Council will contribute $6 000 nationwjde. ·• · ·IRCU de · ' ral •'lrcJUgltt. ·'to be··--~ · ' 1 mu Su. Wli(iU .'Jetry· Maguire' and 'Michael' tie f.or ·no. 1 :place·at·box -office Eddie Murphy named best actor by film critics Suncfay . . , : : LOS ANGELES (AP)- "Jerry magazine's publisher, grossed . Maguire," starring Tom Cruise, and $600,000 on 16 screens . . ·. "Michael," starring John Travolta, ' The top 10 films and their esti· ;tied tor first place at the weekend box mated grosses for Friday through office with S12.S million each in tiek- Sunday (final figures were due out :et sales; iccording to iDdustry esli· Monday): • I. "Michael," $J2,S million (tie}. mates. · ·. . • · .· 2. "Jerry Maguire," SI2.S'milliod , , "Michael" features 'I'nlvoltil as an (tie). 'angel wl~h a libido. In "Jerry 3. "Scream," $10 million. . 'Maguire," Cruise is. a sports agent 4. "101 Dalmatians," $7.4 mil· ·; with a conscience. · .; In second place was the new Wes lion. 5, " One Fine Day," $6,8 million. Craven slasher film, "Scream," with 6. "Beavis and Butt-Head Do · ·~il SIO million gross, followed by .. ' ' 101 Dalmatians" with $7.4 million, America," $6 million . ':according to the estimates released · i. "Ghosts of Mississippi,'' $5.3 ; sunday. · million. · 8. "The Preacher's Wire," $5.2 • . . !n limited release,-"Evita" grossed • · ' ,. $1.1 miUion on 22 screens, a 464 per- million. 9. "My Fellow Americans," $3.6 .: cent increase. It playcd on just two million. , , ~~CreeDS last week. . · 10. "Mars Attacks!" $3.1> million: · · "The People vs. Larry Flynt," a ..: :?tically praised film about Hustler TUCCI HONORED - Actor Steve BIIIC4Hnl, ·left, talkt wHh dlroctcn Stanley Tucci, center, andJimJermuach .attheNewYorkFIImCrlt- lea Clrcle1988 Sunday. 1\lc-· cl won the Beat Film awwd for co-directing "TheBigNight.w(AP) : Re~~~~~?.·.!n·\A~;;o~ . =~::;,v:~~~:.ithaBritishmonthly .· on .prote.ctions ·tor sexu.al assault · · movies in 45 years, and not even a · "I want my daughter to read the· ~ film allqut his f)ght agaiqst Hu~ler, , Bible, but I will explain to her that DYERSBURG; Tenn. (AP) in line. these are stories that people made up First, they put up with the judge's : !f!Bgazine will get Falwell says he s boycotted films to teach people ·- it's not the rule." incessant gropings and dCII!8Dds for )ince becoming a Christian 4.S years' 1)le Material Girl called television sex, .fearing all the while he would · ago -:;- ~!'d . "The Peopl~ vs. Larry "pe1son," even though MTV videos . use1 his family's . political clout to , ~ynt . wtll .he n~ exceptio~. · helped rum her into a.pop .s perstar. wreck their small-town l.ive~. ..' The film, which opened tn selec~~'To be plopped in frontfa TV Next, ~ey ~ad to ~sllfy !" fed.er· , ed ~ters on Dec. ~7, opens thts instead of being read 10 tal or a1 coun and endure netghbors • srude _ 10 . wee~ m. LynchbU.I'JI, ~·· to Fa!' ·encouraged to interact wi ·other remarks before winning a gratifying • well s U~rey. Untverstty. It chtom· buman beings is 8 huge mi~take and conviction and watching the mighty i:les Flyl!t.s Fmt Am~ndme~t ~pur\ that's what happens to a lot of chil- Judge stripped of office. . fight ~ .s~ when, f.JXO.IL~· . .._ " •', · ., · ~n, nn1 ~~-- vears after he was !W" . . :.. . ,. Falwell sued fOt" lthel, and was -awarded $2QO,OOO, but ihe .Su~ '.Cow:' overturned the rultng, saymg . publtc figures can be the targets of 'ridicule ·· .. · . . · ~ I constder htm mentally ~deranged," Falwell said of Flynt. ''I . · : pray for him on a re~lar .basis ~d ~hnve for years. I don I believe he IS beyond the grace·of God." .' • LONDON (AP) - The latest to 'jump on the family values bandwag: on is ... Madonna? . ,, , Madonna says her baby daughter, . • Lourdes,'·is .going to read the Bible .and hnve her TV-watching kept to a :minimum. ~ "She'll . certainly know about j:atholicism," Madonna, 38, says in irol over custpdy of her: young daugh· as stomach·pumpins. ter. . . One or the appeals court disLanier, 61, was convicted i~ 1992 senters, Judge Manh!l Cmig: Daughof violating the civil rights ' of five· trey, said it' seemed obvious to her women through sexual abuse, under · that "a citizen's right not to be · a fedeml law covering governrnent deprived oflife, liberty and property officials who use their official pow· ... encompasses the right not to be er to deprive someone of constitu· intentionally .and sexually assaulted." The majority, however, found,that tional rights. He went to prison on a 25-year the offenses for which Lanier was sentence, but in January 1996, the 6th convicted were violations of state U.S. Circuit COurt of Appeals voted law, not federal law. Lady." ' . Butthejudge's victims say there · - · Screenplay: Albei'l Brooki and "'~:~tM.:~~a·s (~;ii;·"~;.~: ""'fift~h1nd~i'ii:y lliiifici'Siotri~h 10.5 to overturn' the conviction: rutdon't include marryln Lourdes' anippealscounrulingthatfrccdtheir . ing thnt the Supreme Court has nev- was no way state charges woul\1 stick, Monica Johnson, '"Mother." · ·father Cilt'los Leon ·g · attacker on. grounds the U.S. Consti- er spe(:ifically said sexual assault vip- with the power he and his family held ·- . Cincmatogl'apher: ·Robby Jaies any rights granted by the U:S. in northwestern Tennessee. ''I' know lots of married people tution does not guarantee freedom Muller, "Breaking the Waves," and Constitution. · "We couldn't even go to the "Dead Mali." whb have terribly unhealth rela· from sexual assault. 'ti hi . . , Y . · Now the women who helped The Justice Department ;md civil. police against him. His brother was - Documentary: Leon Gast. ons ps - mamage tsn I a guaran- .L k the . d fro h ' rights activists , a ttacked the Circuit · the disirict attorney," Forsythe"When We Were Kings." tee of anything," $he says. 1<110C JU g~ m w at appeared to be an un11SS811able perch have hope Court decision, saying the courts Archie said. "He really believed - Foreign Language: Claude LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. (AP) for a second victory. The U.S. have long held that "bodily in\Cgri· nobody could get him." Chabrol, "La Ceremonie." _The ·head of the punk rock group Supreme Court will hear arguments ty" is protected by the. Constitution. Lanier's family gained political '· Social Distortion is worried about -Tuesday in the case of former Ten· It's a well-established legal con- power in the early 1900s and! were becoming socially acceptable. nessee Judge David Lanier. · cept, said. Lynn f!echt Schafran, a k~own as people whp could get you By adding a polymer lubri~t, · Jim ' Guerino! _is spending more '" "He raped me and he's going to lawyer wi!JI the National Organiza- 3 JOb or cost you one. materials scientists ha.ve come up time in the business end of music pay for rapiflg me," said Vivian · lion fcir Women, and has even been His father, James P. Lanier, was with a doughlike cement tlw can be with his . 2.year-old record label, ~orsythe-Archie, who was ·attacked used _to prevent forced physi~al Dyer County's political boss for 30 · molded Into bouncy coil springs, sup1ime Bomb Records, and he worries i~ Lanier's office while,he had con· eiuuninalion of crime suspects, such years. ' ple canoes.and strummable guitars. he's 11ecoming·uncool. "When I' was 19, 1 was going 10 250 shows a year and had no clue how (the .industry) worked," Guerino! says. · ue a ,La·uer ,- begins . new job· \ I ~Couple to celebrate 80th weq~ing NEW YORK (AP)- Eddie Mur· phy won rave reviews for his multiple rales in the remake of "The Nuity Professor,·: but would you bCiieve a best actor nod? ·The National Society of Film · ·Critics voted Murphy ihe _best actOr of 1996 during its annual meeting SUnday.at thet\lgoiiiJuin Hotel. Mur- · phy also is nominated for a Golden Globe award for best actor in a musical or comedy for the same film. Michael Wilmington, r.tm critic for the Chicago Tribune, said Milt· phy's multiple roll!s in a dinner table scene astonished critics. "There is a tremendous prejud~ about comedy actors. It's much harder to do comedy well, than it iJ to do drama ·~ell," said Wilmington. The Society's award is just one in . a series of film awards that ~ announced in advance of the Acii!IOmy Awards in March. The Society comprises 48 leading mo:vie critics from major national publications, said Elisabeth Weis, the group•s executive director. The film critics named "BreaJcina the Waves" best picture and its dilector, Lars von Trier, won the 'group's best director award. The film also · won von Trier a New York Film Crit· ics Circle award for his direction. ·· Emily Watson was named hest actress also for her role in "Bieaking tlle Waves." Other National Society of 'film Critics award winners: - Best Supporting Actor: . a between Manin Donovan: "The Por· trait of Lady" and Tony Shalhoub, "Big Night." - Best Suppcirung Ac~ss: Bar· bara Hershey, "The Portrait of a M tFalwell considers Flynt !mentally deranged' . . U. S. SUpreme Court will. decid~ :·~..,~~~-~-iftit: The ~cigs ~niorCenter has the following trips schedul~d' for Saturday, Apnl 19 to the Spring Spectac~lar Show at the restored Palace Theater. in Canton. Dinner at the Amish Door restaurant and shopping at the village. Cost is $60.00 per person. · Thursday, June 12to Columbus to see the Statler Brothers in concert at Veterans ~emor.ial Auditoriu~. COst will be ~pproximately $50.00. Local stghtseetng and shoppmg excursions will also be scheduled using Center vehicles. . Call Alice Wamsley at992·2161 .for trip information. · ' ;.,..k Arts Council receives grant for-SEQ. Regional Heritage program .•· .~vtewnli9U. • The Dally Senllnel• P9 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio I ' • Navy Beans and :aam · : The M~igs County CouncU ·on show with Brenda Roush, Leo'..s Oven Baked Fish Cole Sb,w ·• • • Oven "-ast · Alina, Inc., is open Monday Cruise and 'fravel, will be held. at Po~ toes .Cornbread ' diroup Friday from 8:00 to 4:30, II :oo..Brenda will distuss seycral Carrots . Fresh Apple , 1e1ularly scheduled activities arc one day and ovemighttrips planned Bread ROcky Road Puddln~ 4UIItin1, sewing, cards; games, for 1997, witli pickup " bY·· Tropical Mixed Fruit · pl. Weekly activities are Chorus motorcoach in Pomeroy. . l-=--------+-:-,,.~----.....;;;__-+:-:::-:::---,_-....,_---+~ ..1~6:-=:....------~f-,.1 =7 ---------l 1 15 Practice on Thesday at 12:45, Wedaetday, Jan. J5 : the · 13 B · -Turkey Weiner Macaroni A'D'd Cheese , Veaetab1e Beef Soup Oven Baked Chicken lleatloaf itting Circle on Wedn~ay from monthly lood Pressure Clinic will · Jlashed Potato'es CreaiJI!ld Tomatoes · Pimento Cheese llashed Potatoes Parslied Boil..,d to 12. Physical Fitness is held on . be held from 9:30 to II :00. · · · ·. r. tuesdays and Thursdays 11 11 ,15 10 Friday,· Jan. 17. • The Arthr·1•11.s Sauerkraut · . Green Beans on .Bread · • wi tb Gravy Potatoea .. . Bread , . Breail Crackera Harvard Beets Spinach rcep participants "fit and limber". . Support Group meets from 10:30 Ill · Ji'rui t Cocktail • P'ear Halves •. Peachy Creamy Bread Bread . .· ~ Unc Dancing class will be .held noon. The Arthritis Support Group . . . , · · Pudding-Cookie Banana ~pplesauel!' q)l Monda;ys atl:OO with ·Paulette. is made. possible. through funds 1--------."' --+------.--~--+-..;...--.-,--,---,---+-:....--..._..,..:..,... ....,+...:..;_....,._,..;-:....----1 Harrison, Instructor. You do not " from the _' Ohio Department of 20 • 21 ,, . ' 22 . .:.>' · 23 • ll4 "·· , iteedaparttier,plusthedancingand Health and Ohio University. Liver a11d ·Onions Beef Stew , . Scalloped Chtckeo Sall.ebur:v Steak Pork BBQ on · Bun jpovemcnt arc a good form of Tltursday, Jan. 23· the monthly , Jlasbed Potatoes. . Cole Slaw BroccoUI/Cbeese Scatlopet!, Potatoes. Skin On . Potato " uercise. New persons arc birthday party will be held. Seniors ' with Gravy . : . Bisc:uit Sweet P9tato.e s · Lima Beans Wedges ehcouragcd to attend·· current having birthdays in the month will Peas It Carx:ots · Pineapple with Bread t Bread · Baked Beaus !lancers will help new members iri ' be recognized. Bread • • Cottage Cheese Apricots .Pears in Lime Honey ,Bee Ambrosia . ~rning of the steps. New ilances Creamy Fruit · ~alad ·Gelatin •• pe learned slowly over a 2·3 week Thursday, , Jan. l3· the 27 . . 28 29 ' . < 30 31 J!.Criod. There will be a $1.00 Alzheimer's ·support 9roup will Baked Pork Steak Spaghetti with .. Hambur~r on Bun Turkey and Dressing Beef and Noodles : . · Jleat' $auce chargcforeachclassattcnded. meet from I to 3 p.m. Guest Jlashed Potatoes Broccolf-HDII . Buttered Peas • Roll Tossed Salad · ·, . Broccol~ Soup-Site llaahed Potatoes . Cole Sliw The "Over SO" Exercise Class speaker for · the meeting will be with · Gravy Garllc Br!"a!lwitb ' Gravy . . . • Bread Oraaae. ~uiee · will beg)n a new session on Susan Elliott, R.N., who · will Carrou· • Grapes· Bnad P, U dding .. · Green Beans Hot Apple Slices Mondays and Wednesdays at 3:31J discuss the Veterans Memorial. Bread with Raisin!ll Tens Sheet C~ke : Banana'!· i. Or&nges · p,m. beginning January 6. New Hospital Pattial Hospitalization Prunes .• . ' I , · • .members are welcome to attend Program-: • ' · tliis class for bending and . Thursday, Jan • .30· Dr. Nick .,I ' stretching exercises and low impact Robinson, ' Meigs· · County • ; aerobics for cardiovascular Chiropractic .Clinic, wilt speak at · lncoine Tax assistance will be older taxpayers with low . br' ; strengthening. There is a $.50 fee 11 :00 to promote National Sack If winter weather conditions lea(! If tJe bus routes Of the Home for each session attended. ·Health Week. Plan 10 attend and to icy roads (maybe it won't Delivered Deal deliveries arc . available for senior citizens at the, mQIIerate-inc:Ome. MultipurpOse Senior Center on A representative from the Athens join in exercises.to help keep your happen this year), there may be canceled, or the Senior Center is Persdns using ·the iax service Wednesday and Frid. a y only, Social Security Office will be at the back strong and healthy. days the Senior .center will have to closed because of the weather, an should bring copies of their last through April 15th. The tax se..Vice year's federal and state·tax returns, Center on Wednesdays, January 8 COMING EVENT: Thursday, cancel the bus routes, home announcement will be on WMPO is designed to heip taxpay~ (age iax forms for the current year and . and 22, from 10 to It a.m. February 6· the Lark String delivered meals or scheduled by 9:00a.m. Call the Center at992· 60 and over) with their income tax other relevant materials showing . · ~· Wedlltlday, January 8· the Quartet, Ohio University, will medical trips. Remember, ir school 21.61 if ,you have an emergency , ~troke Survivors Support Group present a lunchtime concert. You'll bus routes are canceled, the Senior during the winter months. Drivers . Jjreparation. Darla H'awley will income for the year. · answer your questions or assist In· · ~ill meet from I :00 to 2:30, with be amazed that c.lassical music center's lluses/doctor irips will not . will make , EMERGEN<;:Y Call Darla Hawley at992-2161 to filling out your tax forms. The · make an appointment. . tia 1ipton, Occupational Therapist, could be played with such spirit. . , run regular routes ·and/or keep medical/grocery pickups if road program is specifically geared to ~olzcr Rehabilitation Center, The con~ert is sponsored t;y the sphedulcd medical appointments . . . con!litions allow. --:.....;.--.---...,,. Coordinator. · Meigs County Cpuncil on Aging ,: Thursday, January 9· ·a travel and·the Riverbe11d Arts COuncil. , 1197 anniversary Friday . NEW YORK (AP)..,.. Matt Lauer hegan the post-Bryant Gumbel em on · - SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (AP) affluent suburb, home to the goverMost peopie do~'tlive for 80 years. nor's mansion, frellcd that McDo!I- the "Today·" show this morning in a Edmurid and Genevieve Sobieski aid's would increase traffic and low- familiar TV role - trying to referee argument about OJ: Simpson's . .have Ix:en married that long. ' er property values. guilt or innocence. It was a struggle. , • E<!mund, 103, and Genevieve, But the landlorc;l ptished the · • Lauer, 39. admitted to ~ome ncr· · 100. plan to celebrate eight decades McDonald's plan despite the opposi; of Wedded bliss this Friday. lion and recently received pennission vousness on his first ilay as co-host : The two met at a dance in 1916 to tear ,down' the theater. The porn of morning's top-rated network tele· "while Edmund was WOt"lting for the shOp, .perhaps sensing trouble, had vision show. . 1 " "A couple of times during the ' tieneral Electric Co. They married in already moved out: :.three months and are still together. Not every~y is unhapPy with show, just remi~d me to breathe,'' Lauer told cO.bost Katie Couric at the :: "When I sianed out at GE, I put the new addition, . program's opening. · in 5S hours at 9 cents per hour for '1'1l be really glad when it final· He said the imjlortance of his new ·· ,S4~5 a week," Edmund told Sun- ly comes down," Mayor David Madi· · day's Times Union of Albany. "But . son said. ''And I'll .be really glad . job supk in Friday during the tribute \O Gumbel, a two-hour'toatierkcr that ,'~n those days, a loaf of. bead or a.1 · when the restaurant goes up:•· fea\ured Muhammad Ali; 'poet Maya ·guan of milk were onlY 'S .cents ~ngelou and the rocker former!)' . ~h" · SHEFFiELD. Mass..(AP)-First ·. F6od also'played a big plut in their came jello shots. Then karaoke. Now called Prince. Lauer said he .talked with Gumbel relationship. . •. ' comes the' next in barroom innovaa fe'f times over the weekend to help ', That old saying about the stomach dons '7" Internet access. calm himself. "If you're. 11'8tching; ' being the best way to a man's- heart The owners of Sheffield Pub and Jhanks, Bryant," he said. · Js true in Edmund's case. • Pizza have fumed their watering , "Everything she . prepared was ·hole into a cyberbar, installing com· , "Something tells me Bryant -may .·.wonderful, but best of all was my pulers with Internet access· for be sleeping right ·now," Couric said. There were suhtle signs of Lauer's '::Wife's soup," he said .. "And wherlil. J?l!iron" · status as the junior partner of lli<i ' i:ame time to eat, the meals were .... · .. ·While the concepns not unknown anchor duo: Couric opened the pro~way&'ready on time." . in Europe, and cyberspace coffej! ; · The secret to their success? shops·are popping up like to11dstools gram and conducted the day's first "Edmund isn't sure, but there 'is one. after a rainstorm here, America's pur- interview segment, about the politi· ,(ule he always followed. · , · veyors of spirits had yet to jump on cal fu!ure .of House Speaker Newt Gingrich: . · '·· · "When a woman is upset, keep the on-line bandwagon. Lauer's first job was to moderate .. J!Uict. '' he said, Pub-owner Irwin Braverman sees four-way intervie"! with 'Gcraldo a .• . it as just another something to do Rivera, Simpson friend Leo Terrell ; BEXLEY, Ohio (AP) - Towns, while having a drink, like plnyin1 .and prosecutor Christopher Darden. ,people who tried to stop a neighbor- pinball or watching the TV. · f)ood porn shop from becoming • "It's ~like karaoke," Braverman ~rrcll and Darden g01 into a heated eomethin~ven worse have lost their explained. "When that ftrSI came out, argument abo~t new photographs .,hanJe. everyone said you would never see tlw purport to show Simpsod wear· :: The lascivious altcmative1 A them up there makina fools of them- ing the shoes t1w left footprints at the McDonald's. ' selves. But get a few drinks in them mllider scene of his •~·wife. LaUer tried to keep the participants . · ,: ,, Neighbors to ~ Bexley Art. ~-, and theY will try an~thina. " · froat interrupting each other, but he . : atcr felt that when 11 came to quahty The idea is ~atcht~g on. smiled through most of Te!Tell's ·; .of life, Happy Meals posed a ~RAter · shouting. :. : : : .•flanaer than Hustler cen~trfolds. 'Ole an r · n"'"" A MESSAGE TO YOUR SPECIAL VALENTINE Remember that spedalsomeone this Valentine's Day with a message in The Daily Sentinel • Sweethearts ··Moms & Dads • Grandparents • Teachers • Babysitters • Friends Anyone w~o would apprecllite a thoughtful worill'rom yoJII All Valentine Hearts will be published In the February 14th Issue at a CUlt of onl7 $6..001 MUST BE PREPAID! ·Print y• message II ... he.. and .... ala.g wfth .$6~00 to: Tilt Dally SenMI v•ntine Hearts 111 Cowt Strltt Pomeroy, ·'¥145769 . _ I .. '· ( .. ·~· ' 1/ .' �• .. , ·. • ' ••• • . " 1 " Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ilond.y, J.nu.ry 8,1117 Directional (ot spatfal impaired) dysfunction -cannot be·remedied ~ ~~ ·- ·s--...~..;_, w"" ~ ~~'Whicbce~htoway a hun-do 11......:.".~:!ty ~· ~ """as.., ny, pteUo reit ~you have a 101 a serious problem wilh.ri·~· and ladera not to be -L-----.. to -·L addltiOIW . ~ .,....,...__, ... 1 1 wilb work. but I Jlllt had to respond I tum to get home?" 1 ftc I like 111 · "":"'" · g or le5· ~· even set ~ m J11ao1:s for diRctioRI when they !Rft't sure 10·the in Royll Oak. Mith • bmony· . . I ve been dcme111 of lima Mel dill n how 10 pt where they Wll\t to 10. who iJ emb.mssed bec•nse she· ~ · · From Mt~ : .I'm S-4 now lllld veiy familiar to me. It's wane at People love to give directions. It sucb a poor sense of direction. She is , · . have had a dtrecuon problem for as ni,hl. l'_ve ~ lhallbis type of di1- IIWces them feel impor1ant. Wbat nottheonlyone Iha bee affl' · Ann · Jongaslclllrememher. When I was onenlallon 1s a fcxm of dyalexia, bumsmeupiswhensomejerkgives eel widllhis ~ for;: Jon "as I ~ct· . . Landers . In elementary school, I..t~touk! get lost which s, unds a little beller !han "a you wrong directions because he remerhher · g an · . , . conung hack from the baJI!room. l glitch in the cranill wirina." as you doesn't want to admit he doesn't must ~II Ira h h '"'· .... . _ · ,would never volug.teer to go on an put it. Many memben of my family know the way·, either. P.S. Women . 1 lleave ow ex because our wit's en-a t .... s,-.. ... "'"' errand for the teacber because I ·.ave. h the s.ameproblem so we say-we never do Ibis. It's strictly a mile ever lhe an house ..., cinch I'll get lost, even though 1have . . . bknek.wEI woulct never find my w~y tnhen~ n from Granctma and laugh lhing. . . . N Th!. . . ac ven now, I becornt totally d1s- · about 11 a 101 · Florence AI v ade from wntteil ms,trucuons. o maps. • ''I:'Y You can use my name because Qrientect ·when I'm a few bloc · ,. - • • a.: .our re r ncverwQ!'k:. ~cell phone is on con· · eyery?ne in Portland has given me _from home..lfeellike a nitwit and~ llllda:v=·~·~~9 ~our . Root.~ Royal Oak shouldn't be ashamed of stantly. SOIJ!elones, my hus~~d wtll directions at one ttme or ano~r.• , was extremely c:Omf~ng to know ai Oak Rider( I've round hel ~ . her zero Sense of dimtion. A lot of stayontheltneforanhoW'giVIngme Pamellaiman, Ponland, Ore. . I'm notllone 'Ibinlci for ,pn' ti 'd 'fyl·-"_:_..__ h the~ u~ have that JII'O!>l~m ..It is ca)le4 directions Dear Pamella· What a good sport . · · n ng 1 enu -.,uouu, sue as store directional or spaual Impairment. My f~ily and friends think it's you are! People C:U.•t ttcJp but itdmire ' lhatl~tter. I.t made my day. . .. wilh the big clock in float or the buge This is a brain dysfunclion that can· 4 funny, but it Jcills me to call from a your candor. If misery loves compa- 'boKernervtlle,. N.ICli.: I a,m d Sha, of dtree on ,1he comekr. If they chop it not he remedied, so we are llnable 10 ., . .. ·a ve-avel'llge mte gence an ve ~wn, 1 m sun . · team directions, no maner how many . - - - -......- - - : - -.......- - - - ' ~anippany, NJ. : Please teJI )'llUr times we go over the same ground. . s-... left 'OfiL ~~'~readin ~ :· · r. . ' , .. ' TIUCIIII DUIIPTRUCK · SERVICE · ' ' PI~'JURE . Hazel Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stanley and · · Doug and Sliel1)' Shamblin from children, Emily and Andrew, of Nof· Pe11nsylvania were guests of her par- · wich were Christmas guests of their cnli, Mr. and Mn. Bobby Arnold. · parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stanley Mr. and Mn. Paul Casto, Wolf and Mr. and Mrs. David Napper. Pen Road, were visitors of Louise Mr. anjl Mrs. John Ohlinger spent Eslietman and Buddy. · Christma$ with her sister, Tamra Mr. and Mn. Jeff Bole spent Clark. Also visiting were Penny Christrnas ,with her IIJOiher, Mrs. Ida Barker, New Haven, W.Va., and Lar, M!p'plly. ry and Joy Clark,'Middlepon. On New Year's Day, Jeff and PegDon and Fay Cotterill entenained gy Qole elitenained Mike, Kathy, Bri· all their children and families for · . • an aDd Amy Girton, missionaries who · Christmas dinner. A 'granddaughter, are presently. reii\ling at the Zion · Cynthia Cotterill, made a short visit. Church panonage. . ' · · Mr, Pridemore recently new to St. Mr. and Mr5. l:.arry ·Clark, Mid- Louis·; Mo., on business. · . Ed ~arks, Gibson Ridge. recent· . dlepon. spent New Year's Day visit· ina. their daughter and husband, ly visited Louise Eshelman and Bud· Wendy aad John Ohlinger 11114 dauJh- dy. tcr. · · . .Alf re d .news notes BY txerCise classes·to start Mond,ay '1 . New membqi are welcome' to attend as e'ach session starts at a mild pace lllld &ndually lldds new excrn t L~ at' 3:30 p.m. Otrdup ciael, 1 MMl<26 It 11Je . Seaior Citlleu . U. danc:ing classes will coatin· C '] ¥ui'*'Y fi!WU. r-e;. U. 011 Mondays from I 10 2p.m. wilh "''JIIQinma ' · of._...llld ,,.de!teHiniiOfluinllnll:tor.bt• ~~~~ I r 1111 Wlilldll 1111 IGW ,,. •• rn'is• flit~.,. , '1111 COli il so . . f« _, ........ .tded ..... • .,.,. 1 :;. poittlld oat those 111 n'_, do 110t IIOid a dln*: 'lblre ~~~Ill a Sl dlqe fclr- c:IMa .... w . • ' Under~~ Comm · u·n · l'ty·. calen' da.r ·. . ;. Tbe Conimu11lty Calendar Is · publlsbed as a fne oerviee to non· profit groups wisbinli to announce meedn1 and special events. The · calendar Is llilt daiped to promote sales or 'tua'd -rau.n of any type. lleflll an printed u space penaltll and.eaonot be paranteed to nn a specific number of clay•. MONDAY RACINE .. RacineVillageCoun· cj] organizational meeting, ,7 p.m. Monday, Star Mill Park. Regular meeting to follow. · , LETART FALLS·· 4tan PT0,,7 p.m. Monday at the Letart Elemen· • tary School. . o · RACINE .. Southern I;.oeal Board of Ectuca\ion organizational inceting Monday, "I p.m. at the high school. . :I teachers encouraged. to attend. . . ' '· POMERO'( .. Meigs Band Boost· ers meeting Monday, 7 p.m. in the band room. · ' .. ' TUESDAY POMEROY .. The CHOICE Horne Educators' group. I0 a.m. Tuesday, conference rootn, public library, Pomeroy. For information contact Tammy Jones, 992-6742. • M.IDOLEPORT .. Middleport Lodge 363, F&AM meeting, 7:30 p.m Tuesda:y. Refreshments. · WEDNESDAY 1 .s6oo PER PIOURE PRE·PAID · . "PET'S NAME" Please .encloae Mlfadclreeaed ...mped . .· Owner'• Netne envelope•to ·return your photo. POMEROY .. Middleport Liter- . ary' Club, Wednesday,· 2 p.m., Pomeroy Library. Mrs. Roy Ho)ter will. be hostess. · · Hwryl DHdl• . l ' ·Frilh,y, FebrHry lth·at 3p.m. :· 'l'HURSDAY · . ~- ... ----------,..--~--.---------, RACiNE .. Jewel Home SctJot ·support Group. ·? p.m. Thunday '.at I . VALENTINE PETS . ·I the Racine Nazarene ·Church. Topic • · 1 by ·Brian Hupp and his daugh191;, . IPet'1 Name I . ; I will he "Collrlship · Dating." For additional information, 1Owner'• Name I residents may contact · Kim HuJip, 1 949-3198. ' . Acldreea II . .,; .· 1 ICity . I; • LETART .. Letart PTO. 7 p.m. Monday lit ihe Le1ai1 Elementary. . . . - P.OMEROY .. Sa[i~ury Township Trustees, regular "D)eeting1 6 p.m. Monday, residence of clerk, Hooker Street, Middlepor't. · CHESTER •• Chester PTO will m~t Monday, . 7 p.m. ' PMCnts and Mich~lle, ve~ I Military .news ·notes . ~ M.i t:W ,B • RobiN:.~ A!tuming to their home port in Nor· . Navy 'Seaman Michael B . folk. VL . , h Robinson,SO(Iof~R.andReba-~ . AJihough 140 of the IWO belle RobinsQil of ncar CoolviHe day deployment was spent at iea, recently returned from a six-moath Robin~on was still able to visit deployment to the Medii-. Bahm~, Crete, .Ft'lllce, Greece, . Adriatic and Red Seu ~the air· lnel, 1~y, Spatn lllld the United craft carrier, USS l!nteipiae,. · Arab Emirates. . Robinson wu one of S,200 . The 1994 Jnlduale of Feel- . aailod lllld ~ abillrd the~- erll ~?tlcing High Sc~l of Stew' • which traveled 11100= thlfl 50,000 art, JOined the ~~vy tn ~beJ mila • the Je,ad lltip .of the USS 1 ~· ·' · l!nterprl~ Battle ,OrOup blfote .. ...... t. ., · · II . '· 1Amount Enclond: latSieach. · for . · plcturea, We.wiiJ work within your budget. · . FAX 773-6881 Ph. 773-8173 · · - · wv E~perience Top, Trim, Removal & Stump Grinding at. the n-w.. olftae until 1:00 Dwn8r: Ronnie Jon1...,.,. p.m. on Frldlty. Ftllnlery 7, 1tt7, and 111 thll1 limo opened bJ lhll , _ _ Dl llkl IIGinllor lhlllollowltll .....lhlltilie Bon ...... til HI: 1 11711 h1Milltlontl •Rooting •Rtmodellllf •New Constru~lon •Decks •VInyl Siding •Insured I 50%·75% nM'S CUST'OM CARPR • Jull1 oft Bradbury Ad: (look for algoa) Mlcldl-..ort, OH 114-112-5371 Day & Evening H..... Frea~ 1,..,.., 11110. 992-6711 ''r.-::::==::-=:::::-:-=~ ·CUSTOM BUILDING &IUIODEUNG NewHomw, Addition., Roonag;::. Painting, Bat:na, ::: a.,.., c-.....: 'Monday Ia bad enough without you ·telling'me fur Ia back in leshion." . We Jk il ,.. . card or TMna · "We're l!.oth sad and I think he's struaslina · ~ut we're both still friends,'' Mc:Oann .wet. "llhink we both KCCpt the fact II this j,ointlhal we need 10 go our .separalil ways." top prio'rities on television.' . for his term. Wilhasmile and wave10reponen This ~k. he is pulling the spot· • WASHINOTON-:- BeSted and 1 ·nying borne with him, Clinton pro- liJht on goverarnem coopera1ion with ~ little red after four daya in the 'nounced his vacllllon a success. "I · other se1f11Cnts of American society.' ; Caribbean sun; Pmideat Clinton ,is hlid a.great time. I loved it," he said. For example;,he plans to bring edu· ; c:hargi~g town lnaugurl!ion Day He had begun his winter break on . cators 10 WashinJilon for an event at ~ wjth a sories of •IIICd events aiJMCI Hilton Head Islud. S.C., on Monday. !'Which he will tout.new.Jiovemment : at hisJ!IiJhtlng top poliey priorities . Aides said the president would , ~sties showin&,adecl~ne.in studcN ; for hiUecond term. .1 Jelld a retreM for ouJ&Oifll .l!tcHnc:otn- · loan defaulll, ~d a Wh1te House • . Clinton wu kicking OtT his pull- · iffJ · inembcn of his Cabinet lhi.s aide, speaking on ·condition of :. lil:ity camp.ip ~with Mllllb 10 weekend 'II Camp David, tofd. The anonymity. · : :an ecurnenicll prayer breakfast at the ·· private seasion is meant u an oppor- , ! The president intends to use the ~ Wbite H,Oiile attended by natiOIW tunity to discuss second·lerm priori- ' i:ducation event to push proposals he : reJigi~ fipea and lay people. ties. . put fonb durinl the election cam· It was Clinton'& fint visit to St paian. including tax c:redits that he • . ·He-expectcdtoltlrellatheme : that wu cenlnll to his fall eleetion 'lbotiw,.the ClllmliiiOSI outpost of said could help make two yean of ; cawtpaip: bringing the counay ~101· the Vniled Slatel. Once blck in the college as univenat in American as · : er together Ill CRaie a ~nity or.~- ·poliiicai fray in Wuhiapia, it may a hiah school diploma. He llso wants • pose 8nd to Jesaen parusan pol11ical soon seem a disWii iiiCQIQIY. ',', 'jl®lic uchool INdents and ICBChers : divisions. . . , . . ' The RepubliC.n~trolled Con- held 10 hither acllllemic stlllldards. : . . The pres1dent and ~~~ ·w1fe, gress is Jeturnina with ita own prior· In llddition;. Clinton plans to n!it· • H11lary, I'CIW'fted to Wahtni!On on ities includln1an Cltaeci 1 s to'inVCI- ·crate his welfare-to-work theme : Sunda~ niaht from fOil!' days · of ug.ie . irreplaritiea in ~ratic pi'O'IldinJ incenti~ for busi~ 10 ..._ : re.t~auon on it. Thomu:m the U.S.. catj)paiJit lUnd railin1 and tab. oti hire peopl~ off wei~ rolls. Chief ; VII'Jin tllaads. ·.· . .the White House.over !MI.- priori·. ''executives of s~ m¥lr U.S. cor· : ., .~ rnt cOI!ple spent ~~r fin.al · ties and campaian fmatiCC reflll'lll, . · • pot:ations. includina the communil:a. , · vacauon ~Y at a privale htlls1de ~dClinton wants to set the stage for · tions company Sprint and c~mical : Ia, scr~pp~a . pl1111 for a boatulg his inauaural on Jan. 20 lllld his State giaat .Monsanto. were invited to a : excurs1oa 1n favor of.tesa lldv~~ture· of the Union address i~ early Febl'u.. . promotional evc;nt 11 the White , 5otne ~ts: workiaa on li Jigs&~ ary, which he hopes w1JI set the tone House. : puzzle, readini anct ~a~~:hina footbllt itiM,. Oltf''?; or •••Wn. Aekfl>r :; CNM , . , . . , Thanks to OUT friends, neighbors and .relatives for the lovely cards we received on ouT .Anniversary. For the gifts, the telephone calls. To the VFW 9053 and Keno Church of Christ. Also to the family for the beautiful flowers. Thanks to Grace, David a.nd family for their special gifts and all the help you have given "'s.' It has ment so m~clt. .· . Sim;erely, Oscar, ~Ida & Chloie Weber • yean._....... if fl'ftEetlm.- ;: 25 ' John 1814) 1112-3187 - 121t1mo......t. •' . --- (UmeSt-. LawRms) 101111' BISSELL CONSTIUUION • HAULING: WICKS •New Homes · -Garages -complete r .,._., _,;,,. ·~··· RemOdeling Umestone, • Gravel, Sand, ·~ Top Soli, Fill Dirt Stop 6 Compare FREE Hippy Ad >C<I or Dell• (114) 141-~ ESTIMATEES 985 4473 614-992-3470 7ta/lfn • SMITH'S DEER CUT COIISTIUCfiOi c.-. ...... Rim AT •New Gal'lglo UKE·· ·Skit • C1t • Wrap . Ott Jan1111rg 9tft !JOU 'Uii{{ 6e cekDrati"!J !JOU' 60tli md'~ifW JWr.iwrsarg. '!flere lillfle 6een 6tuf timts & gootf timts, 6ut we want Jiou to ~ t!Wt tfit tuJo of!JOU grow more precious to fi.S witli eacft. passing jtar. lias ricfU!J 6flssttf us ~tli a 'UIOruktjul9ttom &.lDatf. . ) ... m.Love~ 96ur IJ{jne Cfliftfren ']3. ·-Homeo •Addlttona MAPLEWOOD •RiftiOdeilng •Skiing · •Roofing .PolnUtll FREE ESniiATES 949·2734 cet4)tt2a 114) 9112-2753 12/211111 I mo. pd. ' ' GRUESER'S. GAUGE · . lody worlt, cu, truck & truck Pllntlnt. minor mechlinltat rwpatr. < · Tu,...,tpl, 011 Ctutnae, w.x, 8ttfllng Loilg St.., Rutland, OIL 742..zt35, Alit for Kip 7/IMin .... UDIO,COdOl ..... llectrld · .... llilmlll . . . . . . . . 1. . . . .......... 111177HII7 Sd . ........ .. \ SAVE DAVIS CONTRAOING ............ 7 .... ·' \ "No Job Too Lllrge or Too Small'' ............. .............. 110.eoUrt St. ' . ' Stepe·~~ ..Ralllngs, Patio Fumiture, fireplace hems, Planter Hang8111, TreiHses & lots of other stuiiJI 'IOIIYUID P4HII•NYt ohlo'46tal .. Authorized AGA DistribUtor • Welding Supplies • Industrial Gases • Machine Sh<ij) SeMcee • SIMI SaleS & Fabrication • Repair/Weldit'IO • Aluminum/Stain'- • Tool Dressirrg • Orrulml!ntal . llclh'l •,.. •ts..._ Th~ ·naily ·sentmel '. llteil~ !fet«l.r 1 • Mall or bring the entry .form: ' (No Sunday Calls) I· ·• I' .,._ 614-992-7643 Mlpllu ..... ' ltllllltn ~---------~-~--------~·-----~ '06edllne Friday, r=ebruery 7th It 3 p.m~ •, .. JONES' TREE SERVICE 20 YeCII"I • ~ 8y ROBERT BURNS ; AIIOCIIlld PI'MI Wtltlif ONLY . 101 PoiMfoy StrHt :tor new termlames.as inauguralse<:ondnears .. 'THE DAILY SENTINEL - New Home• • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement WIIJ(Ion .. Room Additions • RoOting • COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES lllf1 Ulla-1"" Game StMta 8:41 •·~ Clin~on focuses on Also a speelal seclon for In Memory Valentine Pets. . • . . .WILL BE PUBLISHED THURSDAY, .. · FEBRUARY 13TH IN · . , Nellie P..._. . Roberta Pullins apd a friend', Lot· . Martha, Joe and Will Poole and .tridge; Judyand Bill Leach, Mineral • Nellie Parker hosted family basket . Wells, W.Va.; Walter and Liza dinner at their home on Dec. 29. Pullins, Marietta; Mar-:in and Wilma .Willis Parker, Parkersburg, W.Va.', Buckley; Marvia arid Rachel Pullins ;~~ 1\Jc blessing before lhe me.al. Bidwell; June, Jim, and J~net Ri(jj;: . . ~~ Olhers present were Hele~ inct : • nour, Chester. ' ·• ,lidfOn Parker, AJbanyr April, Todd, "April Neeley, Fairborn, visited · K!lcee,IUKI ,Sydney Lewis,.Patty and ,her parents, Marguerite and Delben Allnlll · Parker, Sprjngfteld; Alisha Steams, at Christmas. · · and' Albley l)e, \We, and Kashura .. Holiday suests of Mary Jo and Pnll ~rsbllrg; Bob Parker, Mari· David B'arringer wefe Susie and jltJI; S e Garpenter, Sara)) and Doug'Ifout, Ryan and J.R. ij!lilcy of HoiiiC!' , arker, Samuel Michael; ~old Spring, Ky.; Jim and Karen lreiiC Parlier, · Mildred Cald~ell, Pooler, Lindsay, MarY and Patrick, ·'tlllllla and Howard Parker. all of Columbus. _ · Melp &iuatyKay anct Larry Spencer visited her l'fina, )lobinsoft visited Nonqa mother, Qoris Avis, and attended Je. and OC..ld Str~z. Marietta, church .~~erviees .at Alfred United JDC1 Janet 111111 Bo& Rob1nson, Belpre, Methodtst Church. . · ...... the bolkjays. · .· The Alfred Youth Gr~p canceled IWJidly ,..... of Mattie Pullins iii New Year'.s Eve pai1y due to ill· 1 .l id ~ i~hided Bob, Janice, Mike, ness in t~ Co!ftmunity. • a . ' .._. ,., out Ia according to number of playt..: YOUR PET ''FOR·PETS ONLY'' ····ByHarrisonville news notes Stanley "LIIIIIStnps,. IIIIGO RAONf,. OHIO AMERICAN LEGION POST 602 MIYSUNDAY eoo;a Open 4\30 talnymetat.& . motor bla cite . · ·OUR SPECI~L PAGE(S) .' • ' ·~ Pick .. diAnled ilppllancee, betterlee, ,.n. AMONG THE••• PET VAJjENTINES! . .... .BY ED PETERSON, · MANAGER · Se1flatl Classlfi1d1 Dlt c.llln I a.,s ............. II earnings 1t-s• ~ever too 1ate or too early to ond leg and insurance and · invest·,, rjty give$and' meassure credii?that Socill Secuby Bob Hoeflich 'Social A-urtty .' A. If there. are any __._ or. tru'ss· stan pl111ning for retirement. The ments as another. , ..._ 'T.-otr: ... ~. av~rage.American spends 18 yean in Japanese households save at th• Auownl' Ice . ingeamings'¥1yourreco.rd,youmay retirement. • . times the raie and German house·. Congratulations are in order for el'in-Jaw and sister, Harry Lee and If you receive Supplemental Secu· use your past tax-returns lind W-2 Less lhan half of Americans have holds at twice the ~J~te of'American·. Eel and Ruby Bier, long-time Margaret Bailey. . rity Jncome ·(SSI) payments for a ,forms as prQOf of your eami!Jis. Call put aside money specifically for households.. · . Pomeroy residents, who will quietly Cards ·will reach Esther at 6496 child with a disability, the Socill Social Security's toll· free number J. retirenient. Men reaching age 6S today ..can mark their 60th wedding anniversary Route 60, Cassadaza, N. Y., 14718- Security Administration will notify S00.7721213, for assistance in dorSoci!ll Securi'ty's advice for expectto live IS.S years and women Ibis Wednesday, Jan. 8. 9206. you about an upcoming review of the' · mting your rei:ord. · . retirement plannen is ·to use Soo:ial 19.2 yean. In 2050 that figure is 25.2 Cards will reach them at267 Mul.------· child's case, aCcording \0 Eci Petenon Q.I have an elderly neighbor who' SeCurity as the stan in a three-leg for men and 29.9 for wo~en. berry Ave., Ponleroy. Interesting. ~anage• of the A';hens .s~al ~ecu." does,n't hav~ enough to live on. Could stool that includes savings as a sec'· It became tllBIIdatory . for auto n.IY office. The nouce will explam the she he ehgib~e for Supplemental In 1902; British financier Cecil Former !>feigs resident, Dick manuf~turen to install air'bags in recent law which established a new Security Income (SSI)? · The first president to auend 8 .Rhndes left $10 million in his will to Rosenbaum who has been Jiving the vehicles they built. The govern• definitipn cif disability .f?r chil~n. · A. SSI ' provides monthly pay- World Series baseball game was .provide scholanhips for Americins at way out in California for a few yeir& ment '!"ould have it no other way. UndCrth¢·new ~finllipn,~htldren '!Ients to 'JN:ople who Me age 6S or .Woodrow Wilson in 1915. pxfo,rd University. · ·. ' now still subscribes to The Daily SenNow--Bfter ·some incidents and m1151 have more senous·phys1cal ani! older, .or. bhnd; or .have .a disability I""~ " '"":"~~-~------------------. ~nelto keep him in touch with home e~pecially those involving Children, mental.limi!alions io qullify for SSI. and w)J9 don't.own' miJcii or·have a fl......... ..__. I• ..e ~Iks. . · . . thegovemmentis.d.oingthesltuffle. The l.aw al~o requires that Soci~ lotofincome.Sinceyourneighboris -r• To ........ Dick spotted in the paper the As I understand it lheR are several Secunty review the cf1SC~ of cenam elderly and doesn't have enough to 992-2156 request of Joe Gloeckner for the alternatives being offered including children who are now eligible for SSI ' live on, she niay he eligible for lyrics of "Oh, How I Hate lo Get.Up fixing .the bags so they won~t func- to see if they are disabled under the monthly SSI benefits. For more infor· .in the Morning" in a recent column lion. ·' new definition. mation or to apply for benefits, she and through the magic of today's . [can only wonder how many dot: Over a two-month period that can call Social Security's ·toll-~ electronics faxed ttie lyrics 10 Jan the required air bags added 10 the started in la~e Novem~r, mor.e than · number, 1·800-772- I 213. l' Pomeroy as he remembers them from cost ot vehicles and now it turns out 300,000 nobces are hemg mailed to Q. My daughter recently died in a 1 ·other days. that they aren't serving us that well, representative cpayees of children car B!'cident at the age of 43. 1 Jived Thanks, Oick. Good to know that after all. with disabilities. If you· have any. with her and her 13-year-o1d son. Stlfe you are still.kceping in touch with us. Sound typical? It is. queslions abQut the notice, contact paid all the household expenses wiib ·-----· . , ..... -. Social Sec;urity atthe phone tiumher8 the income she earned as an engineer. · And here are a couple of January How are you getting along here in on the notice. . . . I am 64 years old and have no income birthdays you might want to note. 1997 with changing that last digit Questions a~d answers . of ~Y own.. Can my grandson get Major Glenna Rummel, (R), from a six to a .seven in all of your ~· When IS the en"?llment ~od Soc~al Secun1y benefits? Wh~l about whom many of you will remember . COITCspondenceandbusinessaffairs? ' !o s1gn ~p fo.r ~ed1care medical me . fromallofherfaithfulservicetothe Making the change 10 the new msurance?.I.d1dnt s1gn up when I · A. You~~~~ may~ entitled to Salvation Army through long years, year isn't ' easy is it which again Wl!$ first ~hg1ble and I want to make benefits. Soc11l SecuntY, pays surwill mark her 85th birthday on Ian. proves that w~ are, indeed, creatures s~ I don I m1ss the open enrollment ,v~vor benefits to children as well as 14. . · of habit. Wliile it is a problem mak- pennd. . . . . to dependent . p~ents who were We know that Glenna certainly ing that swiichover every year just A. llus ts a great lime 10 ask smce dependent on the1r son/daughter for misses Meigs County but her move think what it's· going 10 be like in th.e ~~nual enr~llment penod for at least half of their suppon. 11te .• eastward was probably 8 good deci- · three years when we're making that Med1care Pan fits .from 1anu:"Y I ~o . dependent parent m.ust be lover the sion . .Cards will reach Glenna at The big chB}Ige in four digits io come up · March 31. If you s1gn up dunng thiS age of 62, ~or rem~ and not enti.. salvation Army, R.O.R., 210, Fifth with 2~ . . With that thought in e~rollment ~nod, your . co:.oerage tied to a ~1gher Social Se~urily be~- . Avenue, No. 320, A.sbury Parlc, New mmd, 11 .siJould make it .easier 10 Will be ~ffect1~e July .I •. 1997. . efit.o.~ ,!h~r qw11. Caii.Soc1al ·Secun· . .. Jersey, OTIJ2. . . • cha~ge ihe one digit needed at the To s1gn up, call Soc1al .Secur1ty's ty at. l,·S00.772-1213 t~ make . an And fonner resident, Esther presenttime. • toll free number•.I-800-772-1213, ·llp(IOtntrnenuo file a clatm on your Daniels will he observitig .her 82nd ........ between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. any busi- daughter's record. . • birlhday on January 15.. Esther lived Pomeroy's amphitheater is now . ness day. The best times to call to Baby boomer fads ~¥rc a number of years and then it - tieing-built by the Banks Construe- ~void peak telephone traffic is later About-every 7 IIi minutes, a baby w~ off to Florida where she Jived tion Co. It'll be interestjng to see during the week and later cturing the boomer will celebrate his or her SOth with her husband, the late Hugh· what it looks like seein' as to how we month. birthday. · Daniels, and then tbe couple retired "ain"t" never had an amphitheater Q. If some of my earnings are not By the year · 2030, all baby to Meigs County. Incidentally, Esther before, Miz Scarlet. ·So in anticipa- on my record, how can .I prove ·my · boomers will be 65 and over. was · in Pomeroy for a couple of lion oflhe finished product,jusl'keep weeks visit recently with her broth· .smiling. . . '1111-..l ellloaofthe"o-so ~ a-• will bepa Monday illd coati- on M'oadaya · lind Vms c.._r,Ohlo ~.9000 . ·• 185 4422 ' BIWProof • c.ts · Dirt• Sand BISSELL IUILDIIS, IIC. ·· RIITL.AND, OHIO 114-742 9 • Hunting Clolhil• lJmHtone ~ Gnwel Send . . . . . . toAoa~ Creaton Syadleate, $777 W. Cen•· tuey BJvd., Suite 700, Loe A111elel, ~- , IU'IUIID-1 IIPPI.YCO. L LHOlLOI Notices of review sent to children on SSI ·" Beat of the Ben a... I AfiN 30 yan, I can llill JCIIOSt in my own city. A clovedeaf is lib a maze 10 me so I am limited in 1n1v. el. This is a serious handicap, and I don't heJitate to tell people about it. Urge your readC:n to he honelt about Ibis allliction instelld of trying to cover it up. They will then get the help ,they need and feel much piOre com-· fonable. .• So, dear readen,.lhis is Ann.talk~ ing. As one whll is aiSI> "spatially impaired," I want to lhailk all wh<i wrote to confess Ibis inlldequacy. If made me feel a Jot better. ' · J&L SIDING & . INSULATION 537 SAYAN PlACE · MIDDLEPORT ' IIIMm 11:00 li.IIL-3:30 p.m. · =::• wu... · ..... • . Gays · •Stnhn& ... ... I PI- · ... �. -, • I ~ ...... • I ., ·- • • • • • iloncl.,,......, .. ,., • 10 •l'he I:MIIy ......... ... 'AU.IY06P \ .. . -~ - · ' NBA Cro•.word Puaale . ---- -- .--. 41c.taiiiA*i PHILIJp 41c.wllr u:: 41~llelo OlrMPio 1.•a ~:=: ""•c' 14~-- ALDER . . . . . . . (8 1 11 ' r. 'lt.clur ,, f r.l Em s ~ - - ::"::"::--1 - 11 ~ l<illtnl, CFA Very nice 1115 1•110 ptth 2 baths. Large taland kllchen wiJh ....,..... $70, 81•·985- po11o door. Colll14-385-9821 •• FrH to good home, btg . r. 8750!5771 . 814-985-3357, ,,50 Commercial apace fat rent. 5th -old," 7100.~-~~·- 814<441-0770. btewlde 3 · 2 Fireplace & Large ~rch $47,500 15,000 Down+ Friendly Ridge Extr,a Urge Oou- Reglo..,o<l Btuo tlch rabbit dOQ, Wi'lrFinance The Balance, A110, 8 70 118,000. Toano Run Rood T"'"' 10 Acre Parcolo ·$10,000 +. Goll~ polio, Neighborhood Rd., ,10 Acreo 117,000 Or 22 With Pond Yard Sale Own Hours GallipoliS All Yard Sales M~o~st Be Patd In Advance. DEADLINE : ? 00 p n1 rhe •day before the ad '•s to run . SundaY edit•on · 2·00 p m Frtday Monday edition · 10:00 a .m. Sat- uolly. Pomeroy, FriOoy. . . PubliC Sale and Auction Lemley't AucttOn Strvtce, Leshe Lemley, Auctioneer. Household, Ettate. Farm Sales CaN 614-446 · Licensed 186,0hlo & West V1rgin1a, 304· 713-57850.304-773-5447. W8nted 10 BUy ~ 800·348· 7186X 1173. livingston's bd8mtnt & water· Jtrociflng, all baS8rf\&nt repalra done, free eslima.s, lifelim& guarant:ee 304·675-2145. . Dukes Cteanen-FuiH•me pos•l•on. apply Mon & Tues between 8-:~Pm . s· S 0 ~~~~~-· oubjoctN;t Ill 1lle Fedorol Fair Hou11ni1 of 19Biwlllcll- Kllogll - ..-- Toll Free 1-800-487-55&8 EXT. 12\70 FARr,1 SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK "'"'""""· 360 ' Alklf1G S250-304-675'5083. Wllh 01 MO!Ot, 1>1... - 8 &8 f!eal Estate Wanted pans, runs great, e•c shape. RENTALS law. OUr- ... horaby Informed that IN 0 Sill IQI OiiVerlloodJn l h l a - ' f!Jrnished 2 Bed.room Apanmenl, Across From Park.' AC, No Pels, References. Deposit, $300tMo , 410 Houses for Rent e 14·446-8235, 61 4-448.051'·7 ' Home Workers Make Huge Proi1111 Stlltng Busmess Reports' 2 Qedrooms, furnished, located In Middleport. Relerences reQuired,., dtp,~oit .. 1100. $275 REAL ESTAfE La~ 5oo1 Couch & Ci~Jir, UOO, 090, V1Hag, Green A~afl·, ments, " ·1. 81•--8194. · . ( ._ i 984 Ford Tempo, good cond•· lion. 11500. 304-675-257()_ 1985 Chevy C,el~b<ity Best Oller, Packerttd,Boll PC 488 OX Wind- .,14-446-0661. . ows 3.11 -iUB Rams.o $141,400 Fax Modem )Works MS Mane~ & 1985 Dido 98 ftoilency PW, POL, Mort 2;4 -Pin Dot Matrix Panoso- PS, GOM ActuAl Miles 8t4·2.C5· n•c Pnnter Included . 814· UB· 5887. ' ::M=et:.:tin.:.:..:8:;.14.:.-1112=:..·7.:.4.:.4I:;.__ _-;-- I Parr 11me b~~; by s111 t r. 1nqw e at Wanted To Buy Lntle Tyk.s 614 ' 892:S9gs. 614-:aa:tlst. ' j ' ' I AVON 1 All Areas SprMfl, 304·67S.142liJ. · Ablt ~ J J 1 Stmley Avon Repres&nta11vts needed. Earn money tor Chnst hametat work 1 -800· 99l!-8:158 or 3Q4 -.882· 2845, Ind. 0229. POLLEN 400Z With Propollo And Royal Jtl~. Natural Energy ~.:'s~~,\~~\~1:::0, ,814· 2' Gntn 1 165,000. 61 11·379·2136.· ParHtme position available van· able Shilts. hOus&keept~gllaun ­ or~ a•de PO•nl Pleasanl Nurs1ng & Aen•briHauon Cen1er, S!ale Route 62 , Route 1, -Box 328, -Po1n1 Pleasant, WV 25550 A Glenmark·Multtcare Faciluy. EOE, LIMITED OFFERi New homes aa low as $499 down, no payments uti Marcn 1997. Free dehvat~ & bedroom apanmem 1n PI 814-992-58S8 One bedroom lurn•shed apa~t­ mMrln Middleport, can 6'4·446 · 3091, 814 ."992· 2178 or 614-992· 5304 or 61 4·99l·5231 ~~~~~~~~~~H:o=m~•:•J· and Two ;: Two 1 bedroom aparfmentl for BBio with otoraue building. Will sell on land contract, 614-et2· Postal Jobs 3 Positions Avall•5858, able. No Expefience Neceasar~. For lnlorma11on, Call 1·818·784· , 320 9018 ExL,8022. Twtn Rtvers Tower, now &CC8Pftf'll applications tor 1br. HUD sub!lid· 420 •zed apl for elderly anp handi·' - c.appod EOH 304-875-8879. •':"""'~-:,._.,.,...I POME. THRIFT SHOP- baby items. , . , , table & chaira; unf. ture lor tenlala, SU-992-3725, 220 Ea11 Main, Pomeroy, Oh., Tue -Sif.)Oo'lr>4pni. . RCA 'ci91a1 5oteiOte Sys1om, 3811·031lf Ut~ ~41.0247 T40 , ' 1i••- Refngeratois, Stovea, Waahe;.s And Drytra• .-n Reconditioned And Gauion\0.,.1 $100 Alld Up, II e••· . Motorcycles Weei<- R~ns Great, Front W.O. $800 OBO Muso Stil l 8\C406-8627. - 3~-'"t INT llbJ. , AIIP... 11 'TUbe ,, " 211:11rtnj ::: 23 lna~ttn .21 lnv.lnlla. .-. ... -. 11 -~ ·:::{,rr«~~ EM& Dbl. 27 aorn.31~ ·~ 32 AnDIInl ..IU caplllll , ; ' = Olds Torooado Trofeo. low m11es. 1988 Ford Tempo. 304-578-2578: _ 760 .._: -· .. ' .; :r.:neMgry ' . ' ' Oti&.Y If ·TttfY 6fT EL.fGTt~. -IJIOI1s- . --.. . . ._ ' . Here!. tbe ant Sbe!lllan .~ !bat I ' XI ,recejved. Wbat do you need for a tbree-no-trump opeDlag bid? Ia the IITC CXPTIIT I i United State~, a COIIIIIIOil uner II a NOIIWAUAGC H A K U C W' XO 1989 Serena GT Red Sunroor. 2 Doors, Engtne & Transm•ss1on. Auto Pitts & -. Accessories ,. tor 2.4 Cylinder 1200, 1233., 151< $4,900 513-574-2539. - '• 1.11 IITC AI .... "' ... H·A-W S U, - 'balaaceJI 25-27 pointl. Ia Ealland, • IITCK IITC WCKII XO IITC !11101t lltay,tllat lt.1howl a long. 10Ud. 1minor With no lide ac:e, 111111 or void (TAVOIIAK AXSCWO KXKIITP Itile pllq ~ no-trump. Which ' lathe- IIDiy;de ,au tblak? . AHK .C WI DVU ., • Over North's openin& bid, East made a stupid double. If he bad PREViouS SOLUTION: , hate long movln.• - ·Clint Eiitwood. ·' ~ Soutbwu pllnDlJII to bid four "Wheellgrow up I alii WUIID bs a dii8Cio1': - Slevlln SjllllleiV. . diamotids, a COIIW!IItlonal inquiJy for I lingleton, hclplnc Norlll- that short .. · illip8Ciea. Here, Norlll -w have te, bid 1M! clube, lllowinga alnglelon dia, mond. South would have paued and East woold haw eubed tbe first three trlcb lor phil H. ' ,. "" II T C ' '" ,., I "" - '~ 0 • • .• •• .... . ---- j' 2.2 Aulo ·Tiloo' For A Cnrrolltr 88, 1111. 90. S100. 1988 Chevy Mo- 3745. • -•o •WNnnJ 41 Ullnl• 44 • .• -f8mlly . -1-+--+--1 ' 34 .-yrMnl Send In wordl . . Last November, I decided It waa ' thpe to go online. Firat atop: The Times newapaper Ia ·London. ....+~f---+--1 51 - Wonderfully, I eeuld eompoae lilY own paper,~ tbe . . _ frwl'tb.e ' =~ printed venlon that IDtereated me. ·. ...,...__...... . And every day it II waltlngfcir me to dowllload After ulling for too much .tbe lint day, I trimmed my requireCELEBRITY CIPHER . nata to RaiJerl Sheehan'• llridp II'· , . . by Luis campos 1tlcle, the clteu column, the cryptic ~c:o;o...----ED ................. 101 anolhlf TO!ily'J cbe:. H equ&ll W croaaword, the readers' lett~ and ' lullllolt ibree times more IIUI):.' 198-4 CR 125 Honda E a:cellenl ' Cond1t10n 12,500 Call Alter 4.3p P.M . &14-367-0328, 1988 Po~tiac Llt.lons. 304-682· ~- ~~ l'lllllly,llle ........ ~ ao-lrulllp - t987 1()(.80 Kawasakt, e•c cond. w 304-675-3284. ·~= 10.-oll'atwll! ; 304-576-W07. ' ' 1988 Ford Bronco XL.T, 1992 ." ' " 101id apade auit. Wbat else could be . haW!? But Weal r!idn't bow that, 10 Slm,.on jwdped to 8lx dubs. Aa you -T'--.,....--1,~ can ne, 1nen cluba illaydoWII by South, u Wut doi!an't haw 1 lipide . to leiiiL, To lll!d fraltln8 to tbe plelu. : ~~~~~ ~ 8iv1a8 North~ lltcl , PG!\t• and, 11 It waa bllb,atate Q!Ji!il... tJ,t.IO. 1986 Suzuki Quad Racer OU· 387-7764 Call Altet~ 8 P.M. Or 1987 Plymouth Caravelle 4 Door, fair Condition, 7 Durlllon 1 2-ln. Olhello -, .When Eut doubled; though, South; · Colla SilllpiiGII. '-w it bad to be on a · Toyola Pi'ck·UP Four Wheei ,Orive.20,000 Milfl - Paper Wood And Some Timber drea ~~ 814·992·64 72,. ---------7-·1 110 Help Wlnted ,Bed 4,r4; 4.3 M~es Good eon- LeSabre Limfled. I-:-:-:-'::-"--:-::------J~~~~~~C~a~lt;.Be~1o~re~2ipm~ . vaoe vehicles. Selling parts. !304- lima Merchandiser Who Can 718-5033. Wot'k Be~en 20 ·25 Hours Per Wf!iek. Du ill lnc.lude Shelf Stpcklng, Rolatlon, And Ofsplay .._ , china, cloc:lts, gold, 1 0 11 coint. MIChel; tltatas, old s10ne Building. Please Send Resumes Or Record 01 6-~~:perlence To · JAI'I, Old blue & Wtlile diShes, old 2400 Firs! Avenue, Hunung1on wood bolt&, milk ponies, ••hugs Wesl Vlrg•nm ? 5703. Count~ Adverusemenl , 9sby Ef,1PLOYMENT SERVICES ll to pul on, must setl. 5185. ToTo;,p;6do;ilj;11;,.:-.;;n;;t~iq~ue;;s~,t;;;~;;;;:l ,j tank ·llrmlh,' no lnoldo P<>ts. 300-773- targe, New&r Partially F•nished 'Story. Home On Approxirmrely 2 7 Acres. Outbuildings, Rural locd · 11on Sellers Trans , Our Loss Your . -Extended p><><Up, ollx4, automihc, loaded, ; ...,~ - ·-· 1n11de and·out, low mtet, ' warranty, 8 1<4 ·992- ' Nabisco Biscuil Company Ia J & D'e ·Auto Parts. Buy•ng sat- looking For A Oependablt Part- Kttchen Set. Workshop, Pta~ · house, Possible Any Other L1tlle OVerbrook Center need• a part T~ke•Toys, Please Call 614·245·, time or lull time LP.N, 2 or more S.7. _. years etperience In long lerm care preferred. If inlerested come and fill our applicalion or call An- 2531 710 Autos for Sale • · '84 Crown Vtelo,.a , 76,000 m•let. 5.0 Oflllne, mony new ""'"· hivi ern Avenue, Galipolls '.; ' Now 1\JIId, Riowmon'o ~re. 1614-448-7283~-.,--:- · ' on .. equal $6,900. 30•·875-3582 or 304·882·- TRANSPOF1TATION Ldt Ch11rs, Electric Wheelchlirs, Sian Lilt•. Van Llh~. Sc:ooter1, bull. S.A'.SE. Bo1 305.- The Pla1ns, OH 45780. tiA~f..- \• tW, am-1m, blue' Wiblue 11"1· terror, Jlbu •lt enoine , many new WIIIch loin vlo1allon of tho aru a ,..,~lAG'' Firm, 814·258- . iuto. --vv ...... ' ,, Top~or 1988 fuM ttl& Bronco, 4·wd, nol ' 1982 Foret Ecoootine Van, need• ' staf!er & batlefy, 1011 ol e1tras. """ letnltlollllltul or - -witt --forraoi- ·-rw_ ~ ..;::;;.... ........ :: - . 52:...::·· .- 387-0323 ' """"' any IUCil "'"'""""· llmllatiOn .. ~-- H_OM£ . COMPUTER USERS NEEDED. $45,000 tnc-ome po· .FRANK & EARNEST . 4l4, tors ol ne~ parts, runs great • $2900 . 614 · baled on race_. color, raNgloh, ' Tnlo 31Excepl S7F..... ................ DOWN ... .,.. -~2 . ford !)14 ton or1111n. oiany olllrrtloulll' -, MHtd lor ,.....n:h Groups ••.YJtun $5 to $8 Dollars an Hour 800-886-2'195 CoH Today Groups Start Jtnuary 9th, 10'1h Soniors Encouragod S1---~ 41 Act wllhoul- 73l! -:Vans & r4·WDs 1988 .Ch_., 31~ T 4x4 AC, .,.$,AMIFII, Hiah MHtt. ,GC • ~­ S8.250/ I!J14-•48·2el4. •' . ~~~-...., Furnnure , Sates Reratl Sales 1-lelplul lmnled•ate Open•ngs. ApP'¥ ltfe-s1y1e furnuure 85e Th~rd Avenue. Cnli•polts No Pnone Cans Please 1 • ·=- _, , ... By Pblllfp Alder Transrnis· l.a1l For Solo, CoiJ P.M. 8!4-2>1&-5788. 17~ .. ...__,_ 10 ....... lndiM .Bridge over the internet cond, red w/ hard shell coYer, _7_ All I M I - --.gin Easy Work I Eltellent Pay! Assemble Products at Home Call , -- 1994 Ford RanOe; 4cyl, 5 spd, air Laroe peyoc~ lot & apt buildinG on Mafn St ln Pt. Pleasant. eu. mond Bar, CA 111785. .liAr , ' 100 moles. $9,000.004-458-179f$. $8,500 $1,000 Down+ $103.75 Mo. A-• School& , ... Opening lead: • J 1192 N•uan Truck . 5 Speed, Than Meigs Co: Less Lot Rent + You Own In 8 Vra! 5 Acres •• It LErS I'VE SEEN ENUFF eo ·see TH' 11• 'FLM.OWAVIN* FER ONE DAY!! PAIADIIl ~M $3,800, 61 ...48-1782.. Jonaa Chicktring Oa) Wood Floor Model Prano. $800. 304 875-21115. 125,900. ' Purdlallll Clean Late ~ Madel C8rs Or (,vi I~·To Care For· Etditriy'tady Truck1, tOGO Uodels Or Newer, In Galhpohs, Salary, Days Off. Smllh Buick Pontiac, 1900 East· 61~-43-2287. ·l Muslcal lnstrumentllf . 570 ...... • .-11 'Weal Norlll ', • 1St91 Ford Range(, Standard, 84,000 M iles, 2 wneet Orive, $3.700,000.814-2511-1233 nciri'g lnlo. 10% Down + Wt F1n~e Balance. 10% Off Cash Absolute •DP ollor : All U. · •I· teniiel 1· 800-513-4343 Ext Bver And Gold Co1ns. Proolseta. Diamonds,. AnbQUII Jew~lry. Go!d ~Call For Delail1. Rmgs, Pre -1930 U.S Currency, Siariing, Etc. AcQurSitions Jewelry • IW.T.S. Com Shop, 151 Second AV8R.Ie, Galhpohs. el4·«8:2842 1 Call For Maps & Owner Fian· , Gallla Countv Resldtnc. Rtck Petrson AuCt1on Company, full time auctionnr. complete 90 C,omputer Users Nfteded . Work Own Hours. 20K To S50K ! Yr. 1- ' service - ACE, .Dept: 1351, Box 5137, Dia- Advance. Deadline 1:OOpm the "day before the ad is to run: Sun· day & Uonday edilion : t~OOpm auction . ' No Obligatron. Send LSASE To: All Yard Sales Must Be Paid In &241. 814·388-9443 1173. 1- Earn 11 .000 W8ekly Stuffing Envelopes Ar Home. Start Now. No Experience. ~ree Supplies. Info. Middleport & VIcinity 80 2j1< To ~SOK tYr 800-348-7186 & VIcinity· _ Work t7,500 Or 18 Acr. . BARNEY ' 1989 s-10 ouranoo 4.3 Liter v-e, Auto, PIS. Pt8, lh.OOO Original Mrlel, 13,750. 1992 S·t5 Sonoma 5 Spotd , Loaded,.$5,295 Cook MOM)rs, t114·446.010CJ.' 1 • '!.. =14--- Vulllerable: Neltber Dealer: North J' 814-446-21175, good hundng dog, one year old, 1109, co11 &14·!1113-7390. • 1187 Fotd R~oer 4 Cylinder, S Speed, Good Cond•t•on, $2,300,· PupPJ Palace K'ennela, Boarding, L6st: red 'male Pomeraman. + Acres swer. leave message. ~ts . Pius, Silver Bridge Plaza. .... all'iiak (1m) 67&41 ' 1987 Fo~d f -250, <951 Windsor~ tng~ne & lt'ans BPI;J'DI 1 yea~ old, run:s 9rn1, mutt sell. $ot,sc:3 will negotiate. 304 ·675-1753, tf no an- eur. 7811. ........ ... - .. - 2;1,..,..,... ~=- ·---14'1Welll- . a,......_ an.e--111111 , •AK! •AKQ7t5 -oe- Full· Blooded, !lorn Nov. 28. 175.00 Patentl on Premise'i. 814·9-49· Gallta Co : Orr Clay Chapel, • t 3 rea~v. Askmg S3.200 , c:all 304 · Golden Retriever Pups. REWARD II Coli 304-675-7515. 7&52 875-3823 . If no answer. leave 75, 814~-6075. Stud Servic:e Puppiea, Grooming, Sell I Trade, All Brteda . Paymenta Welcome, 8 14·388· 0-QV. .152 •.Jut a 1985 Ford lOOC.u. '"· 6 C)'l. 41pd standard. 2 wheel dnve, e 112 bed wtth gboa alumlnum top· p;~~r, very fOod cond1110n. tOWtng Female Chlneot Puo puppy, 8 814-77s.t173 ... JJOI7t· ~look 11AnM 17 Clartlelcl..... a • Q4 ' • 4 •AKQJlllt ,_ ...,..., - . , a1ac11 And Run, E8ct\ 814411-2128. BRUNER LAND LOST: 8aase11 Hound, m•ss•na since 121111116 from Crab Creek. 1 •AKQ.JI 340' ·Business an(l Buildings 2 Acres wl30x4D 81lf1188 I 14x70 lratlet'. 304·576-890!- , good wlklda. Forest Run YICIMW. Computer Users N • u ll®orf\111'1 Pupo' AKC I 1 WHkl, 350 lots & Acreagi :, ktal on New Year's Eve, 814-992· ·" 330 Farms tor Sire ••It· Firat S-lin Muon, 304-773-511!51. _. SPJing Avenue vic1My, •foxy·. ' CFA Himalayan Pure While Ftame Point, Mate Ki tten 304 · Going busineae fa( found : 1mall male thort-ha~red ~90· brawn and black, .lnendly, ..' tor Milo!. St. in Now Hoven, WV. 304-IU2058. • 6p, 1/2 Lab, 112 Chow, very r~. ...., children. 304-8953841. ·60 lost and Found ., e Wooko Old, Call AI'-' e P.MJ 81• ·448· 3111. ' Uas.on Co, 88 acret, 3 hamet, kee gas 304·4158-1911. ----' .... ... :: e 14-258- l:ludgtl Price Transmisttonl. Sterorng a1 $99.00 and. u~. Used 1 ' 1989 Olds Cutlass Supreme, red. ps, pb, pW, Ci1gilal read oul, Rebu!ll, All Types, Ov•r 10 •.000 ICi.+.M ~ ANIWI,U .Sprain • Rusl)' • Ovoid· Desdeh · .EAVESDROP One culie to another: "Apartment walls are too thiri. when I want to sleep and too thiCk when I wanlto EAVES· Transmissions, Clutches Fly · WhHII, ()Jerhuat KltS, 61-4·24S· 56,71 $2,500 304-578-2778 Furnished Rooms For parts only. wt'lol• c:a f, 1'88 Caval,1er, 2 .8 mulrl JPOr,l ft 3Q• · 675-207<4. "'' . . j DROP.' · 0 New gas tanks, t '· ton truck wheels '& radiators. D .I Ff·AuTO, Riple!,_ 30~- ~72 -30B3 or 1- wv: 800-27;1-8321. ' ' ;,.-- lmprov~ments .. · Call T•ha loti Free· At 1·888·432· . ,...... , .,, . '• ... Home 810 <•• ' SERVICe S AISISI8nt Manager elACLE ME! • Appl~ ~'c:uta~. Saail Tomorrow II You're" Not Maktng S8 GO IHOuf . '" 7378 I " tl ........... Serv•c&s Cenrer 1s ac · lrom potien- , in pro, individ· Appliance Pans And Servtte: AM Nan1e Brands Over 25 Years Ex· porftnce, All ' Wo~k Guartnlttd, Pren()h Cit~ Ma~tag, 61<4 · 448· 7795, ' cac General Home Maintenence· Pai!'1hl1~. vinyl siding. carPtf1frv, 'doors, Wlndowt, ,._lhll, mqbilt home repair anci moi'e. 'For free es11ma1e call -cnet. e t4~en- 832'l , . ,,.,., ', llAI'WALL ci' .! . Haf19. finith. leplir. _ • • Ceilings textured; piiSier rtpa1r. can Tom 30• ·875-.,88. 20iyuro , ' BERNICE , . BEDE OSOL •fll 0 • experMe. Mowery's' Up~olsltrY,. atrving ~rea for 31 .~tars, ~r lree ts· I...,It, Clll304-875·4 154. , . 840· ·. Etectrlct~t -"d Refrigeration, •::> " ,,, '· v --·-"' ...... ....., ..... • • �-~ ' " I ~ .. ' ' ~ I osu rgid .·": ....• • ~ • .. Ohio Lottery ~UCkl[ sta'rs ead for draft ,. I ' ' • . _.. I I ( .Pick 3,:· 7-8-8 Pick 4: 2-3-3-0 Buckeye 5: 1-4-10.11-29 •• • • -... i -..... • • t • •* • • •' .. .."" ..-... ' "' .--. • • . • " • • • • • .... 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F~atures like a powerful Yortec TM engine that work van. or a roomy conv~rsion.'van to add greater -can go up to 1oo.ooo miles before its first schedul~ _ THE NEW pleasure to your travels, Chevy Van® you more tune-up,* a rvgged. full-frame chassis _design. stanCHEVY V.l N to build on. Come in today ;;~rid take advantage of our dard 4-wheel ABS. dual air bags and a~>Jtoma~ic great. Umifo(J~time incentives going on now.' • ' I •• --.... --... , ·' •' ~ .."' •' ", ·' . ' 15. Wedneactav, partly cloucly. Hlgha In the 308. .. ' ••", " c... tonight, . _ 5 to ·~~C()mmi~~iQner$_ give approval ·).to ·paredi.down county budQet ' ,.. • .... ' IIIII ~,__ . } •,-• ' .,. l ' . ~ . . . ' .• ' • • ' -~; By·JIM FREEMAN , ·ey. , ... · Sentinel Newt! Staff . Last year, commissioners appropriated $50,000 toward ec~nomic devel;: : A new Meigs County , B<iard pji ' C_pmmissione~ Monday afternoon opmentofwhich$45,000wasspenl. ,.<~ .:;. . 'approved 'the annual appropriations resolution, -,vhich included cuts in many HoffmarAaid the board has not yet discussed hiring an economiC.devel' : county.budge! requests, ;" opmbnt di.rector, but said the decision has to be made soon. _ ·; • Cominission President·Ffe\1 Hoffman explained thtll budget requests from domm1ssion Vice Presidcnt1anet Howard said the board is examining Olh. : - county offi~eholders.-nd departptent ~eads exceeded the 11mount of mone9 .• er fu_nding o~o~s for econo~ic develoi!menl, including the ~hio Stat.e Uni: the c0unty tS expected to receive by "!Ore tban $2$0,000.. . . , verstty.~xlenston and the Ohto Department of Human Serv1ces. • · ,_ · · · In 1996, total" expenditures were .$3,211,309 wi~ receipts totaling Shenff James .t-f. Soulsby ,and DARE. officer Mony Wood collared com.: $3,187,1~8. leaving a balanc~ of$239,697 as ofJan. I,',Hoffman said. missioners on DARE funding. Co111missioners al.located enough money to :~; Requests for all departments for 1997 totaled $3,3~1,555, Hoffman_ run the. pro~ for n_ine m011ths. . _ -: explained. The amount cenifted by tbe Budget Commission.for 1997 was During the dtscussion, Hoffman said the board would pledge an additionid ,: ; $3,070., I70, including the $239,697 balance. · : . $5,000 to the program in money that the stale owes the county as reim: · "This means that at least $261;385 had to-be cut from the total requeSIJ'· bi,II'SCment for a blood-ale~ c~mtenttesting machine. · · :- ed amount of Ill depamnents," Hoffman·said. · 'I': Souls~y Jhc,n as~ed com,!ll~ers if the county would continue to pay : "We tried to do this in a fair and impartial way by considering what each fot' housmg JM:ISOners out of the county. Hoffman said the money would be department had spent in 19\¥) and estimating from their requests and prevl- . ~· · . · , · . ; ; ous year's expenditures what we feel was a fair amount for each department," · Talk then wandered to the subject of the I00-plus-year'Oid Meigs Coun• -' he-said : • · ,' ' ti 1ail and conditloris there. · . · . 'FIRST.BABY- Dorothy Older and Orville Ray Hill Sr. are pic• He then ~ailed on ofticddders and deportm~nt heads to wateh their spend- - ''ThO on!y '.~f~g Yill;t c~n d~ i~ try to d~ss it up and make it presentable," tured with lhelr Infant son, Orville Ray Hill Jr., Meigs County'a find _:, ing. . ·' , • . · • Souls~!)' sllid. No Jll4ller w~~~ you do to that place, you can't make it meet baby of 1997.. ., · •• "Even by in~ng ~se cuts, if all the appropriations were spent, We: would (S!tlte ahd federal) Slllpdard~:· . ~ ' . " .. :: have .very.llttl~. if 8/IY; balance at the end of this .year," he said. "Since we The ~eeti~B. i~J~~·the first for'Coquriissioner Jeff Thornton, who stan,,; know w_e mustliave a healthy halance at the end of the year to carry us through ed out wuhan tndlvtdllal prayer. "• . January and Febru81')' 1998, we must monitor spending very closely lhisyeoir . , lbornton asked that t!lc·board open its meeting with a prayer and by repeat, : .' : and hopefully find ways of inc~ing revenue into the county." . , 1ng the PJ~ge.of Allegiance. ' ' "' "If addilioqal revenue i\ obtained, we would.certainly look favdl'ably on PrOsecu!JngAuomey JohnR. Lentes, citing recent controversy in Vinton ... restoring SQIIIe.qf ~cuts which were nilde in ,varjous depannients," he said. County ~neeming sep~tion of chu(l:h and stat~. said he would present the '. The cuts in .budget requests do ~o~nece5$arily reflct;t cuts. f~m 1996 hoard wtlh a legal optnton on•the mauer. . . ~ _expenditufes. :Hoffman said most dep~n\5 will receive about ihe same . _"Con~ does .it, why ~~~ we1" remarked Thornton, who then proceeded _ "• for 1997 that they did in 1 , · ·. .' -_-. . man tndtv1dual, silent prayer. . _ · · . . . ~ ~ Ray Hill Jr., born on Jan. 2. 1997 at 8:22p.m. in Hol1.cr Med~~~~=g~~~~· ,Meigs· c;:ounty ' icalOrville Center~ is tile unofficial winner of Meigs <;<runty's "F~rst B~h~ of 111<17" , Cheryl -!Did Jin,N'roffitt. cantest. · · • . . · · ., · ·- 'Y Howard M:••ki~l)d. ~~ ~.\Y.~in1 ' . ,i_1~ _\ :' • . _Pare~ts,of file 7-pound, 2-ouncc infant .in: D<lrBilj}ibldet a"" t.J.•vollc ·I . ' ·~· ,ll:· . .• ' ; ! ' . ' Ray Hill Sr. of Middleport. The new baby h!l-' two sisters, Mariah Hill, . . ' -· 5; and Addie Mac Hill. 2. _ ' · ' Maternal grandparents arc Fred and Sharon Older of Middleport, and paternal grandmother is Donna Mi Her of Middleport. Dorothy Roush of _M1ddlepon and Agnes Woods of Fanners, Ky., arc maternal great-grandmothers . While the Hill infant is believed to be the first ~ahy horn to rcsidcnl< · of Meigs County, the prizes will riot be awarded until after the contest cutoff date Friday. . Information on a bally born prior to Jan. 2, 8:22 p.m., must be submilled to The Daily Sentinel hcforc Friday "'I''"· . · - The pri7.cs include a·$5 giji certificate from the Fabric Shop,_Pomeroy: an 1cc cream cake from the Dairy Queen, Middlcpon: a $20 gift ccnifi" calc from Powell's Super Vatu Pomeroy; a free dinner to the parents of the baby a( Crow's Family Restaurant. Pomeroy. · A $10 savings ·account from the Racine Home Bank, Syracuse: aS 10 By JIM FREEMAN gift certificate from Swishcr-Lohse Pharmacy, .Pomeroy; a $50 savings Sentinel Newa Staff .. 'bond from Farmers Bank, Pomeroy; A $25 gift ccnilicatc from VaughRacine Village Council kicked an's Supermarket, Middleport; a three piece feeder s~t from K & C Jewoff its first meeting of 1997 in new elers, Po!lleroy; a case of Gerber b_ahy food-from Fondland, Pomeroy; a chambers, with a new mayor and $15 gift ccnilicalc from The Shoe Place. Middlcron; a $20 gi'ft cco:tificounci !man. catc from Fruth Phannacy. Retired Southern Local educator A stainless steel trainer cup from Acquisitions, Middleport; $25 wonh Jotln Dudding was chosen to Jill a of hahy fonnula from Kroger's, Pomeroy; a lirst hear from the Ohio Rivvacancy on village counoil. The er Bear Co.. Middlcpon; a $10 gift ccnificatc from the Middleport Dcpanvacimcy was created after co_unciJ.. mcnl Store , Moddlcport; and Bullons and Bows; Pomeroy, a $10 gift ccrman Soott Hill was named mayor lot-· li fie ate . · · lo.wingfonner Mayor Jeff 'Thornton's 1 ·resignation. · · Dudding -and George Cummins were considered as new council members, with Dudding being elected by a 3-1 volj: . .Councilman Dale Han voted for Cummins. · . ::'; , WORK UNDERWAY- Afour.foat trench 11M ~ tfafftc twltlilm changn alnce the middle block Dudding will serve the remaining ::: . liMn dug acrOaa EutMIIIri Sbul'ln downiOWn of ee.t Melli and !Jnn.~ cluacl, Ia explcllld three years of Hill's unexpired tcnn. The resignation of Susie Grucscr rc~cwcd. • • Pqmaroy hi ptep!ll'lltiOII for lnltalllna ccinciUh · to t~~Q --~a:: COfllllll... .._.while, Councilman Henry Lyons was _as a !>oard member wa.< accepted at The hoard authorized the supcrin, : _ to the P~ 'etftpttllhOIIltl', Milch Ia cur· matorlaiJare the aha bynwllng liP elected council president. · · - MDnday night's meeting of the South- tcndenl to employ temporary per': ._ rent1y unc:ler conatructlon•.TINt worll:, ,.qUirlng ttte twrlclng lot,pr ll.tn9 S.cbnciStl~ The meeting was· the first held in em Local School District Boar\l of sonncl as needed for emcf!!Cncy siti! . the new village municipal huilding, Education. uations. It was specified that,in each c ~ • i: . Middleport couple ._ has Meigs County's first baby of 1997 •• - ' ~ h ..,• . Rac1ne ...... ~ * . ~ ., ~ • ;. I I ..... ..,. ... ; •• Counci.l · --... -vacancy is filled .. ' .• ..' • •• .••• •·• ~ ~ ~ :1 - 1\ • • .••" "'. ....".,". ~ ' .• .." . .. .. ..•••' -"' ... h "• ."' ,, .,. ,.. I" ,, .: u ; c •I I k · sPoine.roy · OU~CI 00 S ·t~ explore ... •• · · · 't d t h · • ~~iII age-contra c ·e. · .r as . '.:· serv1 ce ·"' ," ..·- II ' • ..."" By· JIM FREEMAN • ;, . - •• •• • ' ·' •i "! . i~~ ~ ,C · board for 15 years. Leucrs of appli- the next regular mcetin11 • ~~:.a:~;>.;~~~~~~~~:h:~ ~~;~~ ~=·~:.;~";a·~~ti.'~ii~~ ~~~~ts~~~k sur~~:="~~o.~~~~~~~~::·r:; wast~ · in their basements or in th~ir ', ·~!!. ~ amended parking· ordinance, •• "0 . t,•- ..• -~ are ,." ..,.",_ v r..,.. t ' n G'rngnC _, h a,,...,k..,.l fo .,._, ,.rp • .' , • " -r.- . • •• I I \ • r-.;;;:.:::......;:;~----------··~......~--'··- aS =, .-:etc >;· • " ., ation of portitions for orliec spaces, ..E: l • •·- • - ~~=~~~~~c~f::~~ri~;:;~: of~~~;~~:.~:~::i:~:v~~~~~~: ~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~g~y·~~tb~.~~; office. directed to Superintendent James auditor when funds arc available and The sewer oflice wi.ll also he in Lawrence. c . . pay'ablc to~ school disttict, and to t!iintlnel Newa Staff homes. · • ·endmg about a year's wonh of dis- the !DUnicipal building. · The board organized lbr tile new pay all bills as they are pn:seritcd, What works in Middlepon may Las! month, Mi4:1dlcpon _Village ~ussion concerning parking in ·the Hill appointed council mc111bers to year, with Boh Collins hcing named provided funds arc available, and .._)YO~ for Pomeroy residents too. . Count1l awarded • one-reno: <Ontract do>l!n.iow,n area. · . - . · the following commiuccs: Street president, and David Kucsma vice then to n:pon monthly 10 the Board :::. ·Monday night, JIOI1)Croy Village for wilSie and refuse scrvtcc 10 the ~II• C!'4ngcs tnclude restnctlng ~~ Commiitee - Dlike Bentz, · Larry president. Meetings were set for the of Educaiion those bills that ·have :I Council discussed meeting with vii- lage to ~neral Refu~ Services: park•ng 10 two hours 81 a ch~ of Wolfe; Han and Dudding; Finance founh Monday of cxh .OOnth at1:30 been paid. . :hase trash haulen and\lillagc Solie·!h' !dtlton, W.Va., ftrm submllled five cents for 30ll)lnutes, IOcents.for Committee- Rliben Beegle, Lyons p.m. at the high schooL The salary of B a · r · ed !!!;,~Chris Tennolia to di&Cuss ~illagc~ • b1d w•th a monthly_ n~tc, of$6.691"" one hour, a~d 20cents for two hours. and Duddin. I'• Ordinanc.e Commiuce board mcmllcrs wws s·ct at $"0 a · ' r~no uhlg 11101 was accept as - ,....,. -.. ' 11 d t f the 1 Th exc...,ton wtll be meters on the " a ooretgn exc ange ~tudent at South-. VI • ·d;' f he k' 1 here' · -Beegle, Bentz and Lyons. meeting, not to exceed 13 meetings em for the second 5el!lcster of this : contracted trash service for Pomeroy cust,c;omer .'or a rest en 50 ,...R:sidents. , · • . lage, wiili a $6 per mogth ~ate for street 51 0 1 par mg ot w · 1be fire and police committees a.ycar. l . ,' school ~car. He1s a sophomore ~u. 10. centS C;,•nct'l-·~ r _ , W eluung noted seni· o r citizens. · . t\ _ h , e hrates are . per ~ur up !O · w1'll be appointed later, Ht ' ll••t'd.' . I ed be h '"""' , ~ ,_, -·~ ed h he .. I was ~ot to renew mcm rs 1p ing wilb' th,e Herbert Ervin family. 0 1 1 ·-!flat·Middleport-~si<leftts pa~ al~ost , · Wehrung not . at ~uint Y r ~rsa'mcndmcnt ·alSo ~includes 1 Cou~i! also ~pled .the annual m the Oh1P Schuol Boord~ Assoc1a- . Members, moved illlo exct;~ti've ~ •.: S5.1ess per inonth, aliout less per pays more than $II · per mon h for · ii<' . . fo the appropnaaons ordtnancefor 1997 for lion at SI,OOO'and the subscription to session to discuss tjle upeomin" arbi· ~ear, than do P~y rt$idents fo~ simiJar service. . Sfhedu.'e for pa . tng ~nmts r · $338.134.99. ', '· • · .the ~nnual Briefca"' at' $99 a year. - tration hearing.·, ~ • _ · ·ctuh pickup. · ·j .. •Jt's 'ilbo much difference," he , n'ver, 51~ of 1~ parking lot, SSO. ~ 1be appropriations 'lltc_perfO(IIIance bonlls forthe board Auendltli ;,..;rc C.T. Chapnwt, . :- The difference betvoeen II'8Sh pick- said. ' · , y:~.- 1·0' Nn from January 10 Decem- ·S'I5f.654.81 less than lut year. since member$, superintendent, trea.~urcr · c 111 K nd .. • , · liP ' the v1-11• ..,11·1 lhal Middleport Councilman Bill Youna aareed ~r. 'S., a quarter, or U a mllnth. 'Conlln'*l on ) nd .. . . p ns, ucsma a Marty ""01'1111·. 3 1 • -... k . the F niter pro-... is the "'""blino 1 a assostant treasurer were a so- ty .· . , . ~:lias a contr.ct with a hauler to pick and l8icl pNncil should loo mto u . ~ , ~~ .. , · · _ · . , · : _. ;:Q!i trash, and then bills residents fcir ~.while other council memben of the c"-Je for ptrlctnJ vtolatlons I I' •• . . . . . t.. , . .:n.h pickup alona .with their water uit }4yor FrankVaughan rqiOI1ed !'rpm SI to Slfor over park,in1, and S TI rn f8 SrtJCuQft IP8B~to8f · _ ·'iills. • they have been~ by villap $2 to S4 for late payment of dck¢!J. . · • · ., .• . ,. • -~ ; · c d l'oiJICI'OY hollleholds residentJ with similar.questions. · · Council 11111111imously re-elected · WASHINGWN (AP) .- After a Republican leadef! predicted vi"' - today, ~:t.<~ty Lellder Di!:k :.set;~~/~wn trash haulers from • If Pomeioy were to adopt a simi- 1ohn Musser Ill cOIUICil ~lden! and : persOnal -~ fot .SUJI!IM by an • tory iatoday'l e~ect!ion II Con~ress · Arme~, R-T'e~; ,_ld ~ - "~ , ''lmole who have a fmlehise to oper· lar 1y11em it would libly mean all . abo approved the 1997 vt.llapllpPID- unrepen'IUt Newt Otngnch, House convenes, ·but-.five OOP lawmiters 01101111ous outpomi.llf of~ ror within lite vll'-ae _ or .do 1101. auh ~In lha viUap \lfOUid 1oee priaticms of S 1·,576,883~91. ; ' ~~ ue j~n1 ,whethet !0 said ,they ,wciuld v~ fQt somooae 'the spel!ker'.' w.hn he'~ ~ 1. ~ve ~ .,rvice, which cre11ea om- theii- ~ill ciii!!Httm. · ' \'auahln mod a lciJA!r lilldlltM\Ir· • n~..eliK:t the Oeorpu as speaker else. · • · . . .for .ne!l'ly four houn .wtlh ' . (~Vad Clll , . . . ,_ , :-- -: despi!Obi~:~"!iltedetllid vloiiii!Qns. ' On Fo•·1V's "Morning NI'Ws'': ··,. ~-~on MOnday nllht , , . /~. · problems!Yilh reslden,uwh!lstore· · • council al~ pve.~ll*l ~~· · F ~ Souther.n Board OKs mem~et's resignation · J - \- , ·~ -~ · - ~ ' . ,;,__, • '----~~ ~ ~~~---·;--;, ...... --- ' ;-,-~~ ;t' t � 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 01. January 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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