http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1857748afa4c761a4050798f1903ed3e.pdf bb394b6c16159c0367c51891921f91a0 PDF Text Text • , P•g-12-The Dally Sentinel • Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio Thursdl!y, Jenu2 26, 1995 !;!~~~yded ~~~xri. ~ w~~ suggests safeo/ ~f contr~~~J~~L~Al12~vinv!cc~~!vaus wru': ~~.me. ~ot a~ AP Science Writer BOSTON (AP) - A 111an infected with a weakened. form of tbe ~S virus has turned ootlo be an !'run~ na~ ex~ent, gi\'IDg ~lCD~ lheir fust bint tbat a potential vacane may be safe. . . Most.JIOOI?le. who are mv~pos•bve fall ill Within 10 years of tnfeclion. But tbis ~ Iss~ bealthy 12 years after getting the vuus. . In an a~~ to_leam why, SCIenlists studied bis vuus and dlscovered it is virtually identical to the Cenalnly, one bealthy .Patient lished m today 5 Issue of die New does not prove the expenmental EugiaDd J~ ofme:uc~~ l(accine is safe. But the study, pub- fU'Stto sbow ....,.t peop e w whicb wolks mook:c 5 bui bas been dcmJVI too dan~ for bumans. · "We.dldn't give bim the vaccine. He got it naturally," sald Dr. Ronald C. Desrosiers of the New Englanc! Regional Primate Center. About s percent or HIV-infected people sbow no signs of immune system damage more than a decade after catching tbe virus. Under, standing the_factors that keep them bealtby is a major goal of AIDS research. slimulate the 10 ward olf lnfcc::doo. vacciinn:;.e~h:a~s~he=cn~~~=~~·.;;.;;;;.;~~.;.. . .lilll "' 5624 Paula and ber husband. Mike Bonnett. Botb Paula and Mike are employed by Pizza Hut and Paula is manager of the Pomeroy operation. Paula and Mike bave a son, C. J. and tbe Country Gentlemen, a popular local band, will be entertaining from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Saturday at the Cinsan Lounge in Nitt9, W. Va., and in Marcb will be playing at Fair Plains, W. Va. . Incidentally, the group's fiddler, Frank Boles, again won fust place in tbe fiddling contest beld recently at Burr Oak Park. A note from Marty and Tip Cunningham of Lima. · Tbey· were sent some Sentinel clippings by their long-time friends, Betty Jo and Cub Allensworth of the Columbus area, and enjoyed them. Tip and Marty left Middleport in 1941 so in that time span there were a number Qf names in the clippings that tbey couldn't connect with. However, they do remember Aaron Kelton, who was mentioned, along with Dorothy Neutzling. Marty gradual- . ed from Middleport High in .the same class as Dorothy and Tip played baseball against Aaron, a · long time ago. Tip and Marty are boping to return "borne" for the Middleport High School Alumni Reunion Ibis spring. By the way, bow are plans for that contlng? ' ' oo. At Our Customer DoN'T FoRGET Cbad. Pat~l and Mae were married at tbe courthouse in Gallipolis on Feb. 11, 1928. . 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Sale Sale ~ Installed with heavy pad Strategies , for Middleport's growth and development were prioritized at last night's second pfan· Ding session of v111age officials and community leaders held in council chambers of Middleport Village Hall. In town to facilitate tbe discussion was Dave Patton, Columbus. Obio State University Extension Specialist Emphasis of the meeting was taking 12 ideas and areas ideo. tifled by the Middleport Strategic Planning Task Force and prioritizing them. The thiid arid fmal meeting will be beld next Thursday. At that time the priorities, from first to last as defmed by the group last nigbt, will be considered for "capacity" or. ability to carry out on either a sbort or long term basis, the lime sequence, aitd the invesbnent in time and wodt involved. . · With-the ideas being combined into nine areas, tbe group prioritized them as follows: . I. Citizens involvement iD community affairs and a in com- 10.99 sq. yd. Sale Installed "!lth heavy pad • 36 Colora • Heavy witght Reg. 22.00 By C~HOEFLICH Sentinel News St.ff Reg. 13.50 Reg. 18.00 12.99 sq. yd; 21.99 sq;,yd. - Sale Installed- glue down· Installed with heavy,pad ····' -- Here in Meigs County away from the roar of the Los Angeles crowd, do we really need to know "that much" about 0. J.'s uial? Keep smiling. munity programs. . 2. Define types of industries ~~ the community wants, taking into consideratioo tbe environment and beritage of Middleport and tbe community sensitivity to quality and competition. 3. Develop i~dusuial sites for new ~usinesses, mcluding the Hobson Site. . 4. Provide for ~owth development of small ,busmesses aqd service industries. . 5. ~dres.s quality oflife issues · involved, village's finances, and / the manpower and fmancial ability to carry out projects in an appropriate time sequence. Because of funding needed to c311'}' out some of the priority pro- . jects defined at tbe meeting, tbe· village's financial problems were discussed with Mayor Dewey Hocton llointing out that it will take about five years to get the village back into "good finanCial condi- ~ BRAND NEW CHEVY AS11IJ EXTENE CONVERSION VAN • V1s1a Bay W1ndows • Power Ste;enng • Ti~ ~mg • Cru1se • At.IIFM Cassene • Power Wmdows ·Power locks • 4 Captain Chairs • Ofiver Side ~r Bag • !fl.!IJI!Ciliinting • Premium Wood Pkg. • Fu! Conversion • Fiberglass Running Boards • Loaded! ·• S!xJn P1111 SQvne Opliorill • "Rear Anti-lock Brakes , ' Power Steering • Power Brakes • 4 c~n Qnairs • Cdor TV - •'Anli·LOO< Blakes • PIS 1'71! · -··RaisEd Roor - -~-- · Tilt Steering • 350 V-8 Power ·Cruise • Air Condition • At.IIFM casselte • Automatic CNerdnve • Power Windows • Vista Bay Windows • Power LOCI<s ~!~~~::ei~ytb~~n~~~!~ Doc Fees 08vetet ou;·~~n!~y~·~i~~~~:~m~~t: Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Oa., BRAND NEW '95 CHEVY S·SERIES PICKUP BRAND NEW FULL SIZE RAISED ROOF . 3/4 TON CONVERSION VAN 350 V•B POWER; REAR All/HEAT . - • Sola/lied • Solall!ed --··lndirecH:iQhting • Custom Cloth lnlefiOf • Steel BeHed Tires ·Premium Wood Pkg. • Aluminum Running Boards • LOaded! ""Sale Prot 1n1;1<..0es G~ Frst T11'1111 Buyer lncenhe MOJihled. $-J8,888 No Doc F11115. DeMm' ""---'7g4'CHBfYK~-1~5011m•4x4 PICKUP '94 POITIAC SIIIBIRD LE ·Air Condnrol) AIITDIIATIC/V-1 POWER • Air Conditioil ·Dual AI!Jao • Mil-Lock Sr.l<es ; Power W1ndows ·Steel Belted Tires • AutomatiC • Rear Delrostef • CustomCloth Bu:::Xet Seats • PIS, P.!! • At.I/FM Slereo · Loaded' • Powe< Door LOCks •Cons(je • Al.mlatic •Voal'owo! •AutorM!i:: ' Ail Cor01ioo ·A~ornat< ·-Sloe~ • l'owo!linll<eo .... · ~!:.•"c." . ·1fli r iNl ~ ,..... • N.l fi!S!IIIiliS mt t.ti'f\IU l(l IIIUI. J\1!.1\ l'.ll'i ~ or-!lf•lil~ ~U"' " .. . '· · ' ----- ~ -~ . - INU: ,'tl~l\) 11.1 1()4 i l nAHt LW lll, !il\tMt. ~ tioo n. However, Councilman Nick mcluding m':De, e~ation, recre- Robinson said that with. the steps ation, and utility .~mces. ., •. already in place to get the village 6. Develop a .small town bust- back on track , that will take care of ness strategy w.btch would encour- itself, and that the empbasi~ now age local sboppmg and new stores. sbould be 10 "move on". · 7. G_ive support to local business Dennis Hockman, Middleport expans1on plans. . . Community Association president, 8 ·Educate and asSISt m local raised tbe issues of lack of volunstart-up businesses. . teerism, biigbt in neigbborbQOds. 9. Develop the Manne Park area and small ·business concerns as and establisb a Middleport Com- . tbey relate to major retailets and munity Center. mall sbopping. ' Tbe two boor meeting led to Another topic discussed at the extensi~e ,discuss.ion about the · mee!ing was development of tbe commumty s capactty to carry out manna area into a recreation prioritized projects, metbods for grounds for senior citizens. Horton getting residents concerned and Continued on page 3 -Areas and Ideas, ilpeclllc tblngs venus attitudes, were discussed at Thundey night's meelinli of Middleport's slretegk plannill(l group, and then priori- tized for lmporlance to community development. and growlb. Dave P•tton, OSU extension specialist, explains tbe prlorlt,bl1111 process and bow It leads to action plannlll(l. ' No 0or: F• CieMIW" IIWIIIIIW '95 CHEVRilET UIIW • Power S.leering • Power Door locks • Al.lif'-1 Sieroo ,•r,n Steering • Delay Wipers • Custom·Cioth lnleri« • Loaded! BUill Ill.'95IUCIII ESUIIE • p,.., Sleefing •31100V-6Power ·Power Brakes • Dual Airllags • PoWer Ooo! Locks • AntH.ock Brakes • Power Wrrdows • Air Condition • AIM'M Slereo • Tin Steemg •Cus1om Cloth Interior • Loaded! TOLL FREE 1-11011-822·0417 • 312·2844 344·5947. 422·0756 ·SlY""" · <X< '94 CHEVY SUBURBAN 414 31111 V-II'OIIERIII.VIIWm ·RMrAir- •3lOHPower •PIS, PIB ·Automate Monday • Saturday: 9 am • 9 pm Sunday: Noon • 6 pm ·F<Jy Loododl .· five stoves in the bome econontlcs department from Columbus Southem Power for $1 each, - Renewed a referral agreem~nt with .H~illll! l!.ec~ry Services, Inc. of Athens to deal with students baving drug or alcobol problems. Lawrence said HRS is paid on a case-by-case basis and has not yet bandied any cases from the district. - Received copies of the .Eiecuonic Management Information System district profile for fiscal year 1994. - Approved Lawrence's participation in a leadership group. ·- Discussed a supplemental handicapped bu·s route to Meigs High School and a~proved tbe . State Fire Marshal s Office to inspect district schools at $100 each . The board's ned meeting will be 7 p.m ., Feb. 20 at tbe bigb scbool. p rosecu tors attack 0 . J. s • · Impson s witne·sses,· tria/to resum .. e Mo. nday !J said after the 300;,132 bipartisan LOS ANGELES (AP) - Sldr- quic~y ~!!!Pled. into full -nedged witnessu-as a g.aog of ' ~ beroin tllik, judge, it bas to be character yottt Tb,~rsday . We_ ~ept .our ~ misbes over evidence in lbe O.J. war. · ·addicts, thieves, felons ... and the assassination," Cochran said. ~se, ma~ in the R9'ub!!can _ Simp~ Jria1 degenerated into sarDeputy District Attorucy Cliris only person I have ever mown to "Anybody that' they dol\'t can (to ' C~ntnct Wltb Am~nca.. to casm and name-calling as fuming Darden repeatedly sneered at the · be a court-certified pathological testify) becomes some very bad .begm to restore fiscal mtcgrny to prosecutors accused defense pbrase "Dream Team," a label that I181'. . " person.'' has been applied to Simpson's Defense attorney Johnnie Fights over evidence have Con~:,ge resented a major vic- !&wyers of lying an~ demanded that bigb-powered attorneys. He Cocbran Jr. called the attack on plagued the Simpson case from the tory for the~P, wbicb came up Jurors ~ to~d about.•t. . accused the defense of unethical defense witnesses "oouageous." start. Mostly, the !lefense has comwith 12 more votes than the twoConu~umg a bt~ter urade that conduct and denigrated the new "Whenever tbey stand up to . plained that prosecutors failed to thirds majority needed to approve·a began .m tb~ mtddle of the . j:I'Oduce witness lists and evidence constitutional amendment. Seven- defei)Se s opemn~ stateulent, proseon time. The judge punisbed prose. ty-two Democrats_ more tban.a cu~rs urged the Judge Th~y .to .cutors by forbidding them to use third of those voting ___:joined tbe purush defc,~se attorneys for trial the material until the defense bad· Re blicans. by ambush. . ' time to investigate. He recently 'Witb the amendment bebind . The source of the prosecu~o~ s .issued a similar sanction against the them, House Republicans now can II'C was tbe last-mmute submJSst~n .defense. move on to other key aspecfs of of statem~nts from defense wit' ·Among tbe witnesses at issue their "Contract," including ending nesses - mcluding a woman ~bo ' Thursday was one wbo could be unfunded federal ·manl!ates ~nd says she .saw four men speedmg ' c rucial to Simpson's fate: Mary · passing new ailti-crime measures =~t tim~ t h %~~~ Ann~ Gerchas, who says sbe saw and welfare reform. "Morall · • ·1 · r th Despite tbe strong House ·. , . y, II s a vto Bll<l!\ o e four men ~·~~rom the murder scene about · e Nicole Brown approval, the amendment faced a 1urors ngbt to th~ uutbA,~~~c~o~m~~-.~ -~iimpson and Ronald-{Jo'ldman tougb battle_ in_the_Senate,_wbich platn~d D~tr Dll~_.!=t ;.: were lcilled. - was e;,pected to take up the mei:-Marc•a ~tm:. 'They ve Darden said Gercbas bas written sure within two weeks. It needs 67 to, they ve been <b:i:hred, voteS for Senate passage and then gotten half-~uths from counsel, $1 o,ooo in bad checks, defrauded a hotel chain of $23,000 in room would bave 10 be ratified by three- !heY bave deliberately sbo.~ them expenses a.nd may be us'ing an fourths of the states to become tbe - ttans Iaten out of.context. . assumed name. SllJ!C law ~~ "?tb sides to 28tb amendment to the Constitulion. sbare mformation m a timely ~Her aitorney; Harvey L~vin, "I believe we are going to do ner. Prosecutors asked Supenor said sbe was disuaugbt over the tbe same thing in the Senau:," said C?Uf~ Judge Lance Ito to.delay the attacks on ber character. Sen. Paul Simon, D-Ill., a leading trial for 30 days and allow.prosecu''Tbis wbole tbing has been proporient of the amendment, but tors to make another opewng statenothin~ b11t stress for ber," Levin be added, "It's by no means cer- ment. Ito responded by recessing said. ' Sbe thought sbe was doing tain." the trial until Monday, forcing yet the rigbt thing and now is being The measure calls for a balanced anoi!Jer postponement ?f the condru through tbe mud." budget beginning in 2002, or two clus10n of the defense s opening ~arden also tiied to sbed. light · years after ratification by the states, statement. . on two mysteries Cocbran introwhichever comes later. The Repub-. Jurors ~~nt hours in a courtduced in his opening statement. lican-controlled Sel)ate passed a bouse wa_llmg room, unaware of IMPASSIONED SPEECH.--.. Prosecutlng attorney Mud• Cocbran, trying to sbow Simpbalanced budget amendment in the cbaos m the courtroom. Clark make• en Impassioned 1peec:b to Superior Coart Judge son isn •t violent, said his client 19~2, but it was rej~cted in tbe. The battle, whi~ began with a Lance Ito durin~ the 0. J, Slm .. on munler trial In Los Angeles didn't "go ballistic" when a close Democratic House. ~mce then tbe k~y JliOSCCutor, William Hodgman, Thursday during wblcb abe called ddenoe •ttorney Johnnie friend admitte{l having an affair federal debt bas more !ban doubled still m ~ bospital after suffering Cocbnn'• lac~ ''egre&lous and ftagrant." (AP) ·with Ms. Simpson. to $4.7 ·trillion. cbest pams. Wednesday nigbt, :m ·CniseC'.onlro< · Two T... Paro • CUOIOm Ci>tl Seal Avaia ·Raly• Wol~ ,988 ·Air Condtior1 • Automal<: ' Dual Atmags ·POW&' Brakes wtt-u· a · l llAf Tll:k I 111 lit!Of 4 Cl»>ltlftiiMY YI'J.Iffll ,\!Il l Jl t:ltri ·s.•ll Tfllfll ~ .......'1 ....... 1 ,)I I &.Po ...,..,.~ ~fiU.ffli, By JIM FREEMAN Resarclless, wbomever the board have been working without a conSentinel news staff appOints will likely bave to make tract since July. The Soutbern Local Board of so- tougb decisions as tbe district Board members voted last night, Education Thursday night appoint- faces a aitical monetary aisis. following a brief executive session ed_iorlllCLbtiard mem'Qer Don , ,,Last njght the .hoard approved · with Obio .Scbool Board AssociaSmltb of Racine to fill the unex- going into the sw.e loan fund oDd: ·~ fion negotilltor Keli"Swffzer; to ' pired term of buanl President Tom · again to lhe amount of $480,000- enter into a new contract with the Roseberry wbo resigned Dec. 31, · the amount approved by state district's 32 OAPSE members 1994. · examiners. As a condition, the wbicb include bus drivers, custodi- Upset with Smitb' s appoint- board must demonstrate how it will ans and secretaries. ment, buanl member MQrty Morari- pay back balf of the money during ·Tbe major differences include ty walked out of tbe meeting ~ the Delli fiSCai year. the length of the contract - three ., leaving the possibility of another Board members discussed possi- , years instead of two- and a $100 NEWT GINGRICH resignation. ble cuts which may include putting increase in annual longevity bonusVoting for Smith, wbo will be off tbe purchase of new school es for qualifying members, said sworn in at the next meeting, were buses, delaying or baiting repair of Superintendent James Lawrence. In . board President Susie Grueser, the Racine Elementary Scbool roof, addition, OAPSE members Vice-president Pete Tboren and combining classrooms and cutting received an increase in mileage pay C.T. Chapman. Smith's term will supplies and personnel. .. · from 22 cents per ntlle to 2S cents expire the fnt of next year. Board members, wbo may vote when they drive theil; own vebicles. Before making their decision, on the cuts at the next meeting, It does not include nlileage by bus board members considered a list or expressed frustration with the state drivers on their regular routeS. five prospects wbicb included requirements. In other business, the board: .Racine Mayor Jeff Thornton, Bob One problem board members -Approved Kelly Henry and W~SHINGTON (AP) - The Collins of Portland, Smith, George will not face is the possibility of a Keith Eubanks as substitute teacbbalanced budget amendment Conn,olly of Syracuse and Tom strike b)' district Obio Association ers for the 1994-95 scbool year. crossed its fnt big lhresbo.ld, pass-. Kimes of Racine. · of Public School Employees who - Approved tbe purcbase of ing the House and moving to the Senate, wbere a tougb battle was · · $8,688** lOocfMl Dfl~Mro:l" - . POwe7BrakeS A Multimedia In~. N-•P•(Itll' Smith to fill unexpired term on Southern board 517888* FIBEfl&l ASS RIIIIIIIG BOAIIIIS 1 Sectlono, 10 Pagea 35 centa . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday,·January 27, 1995 . Third and final meeting slated Thursday •18 Colora • Scot~hgard .Stain Releaae . 'Middleport leaders outline development ·plans • 7 Colora ·!~Nylon . Vol. 45, NO. 190 Copyright 1995 amendment • Ant1-Lock Brakes • Air Cood1110n . • AutaffiatiC CNerdnve lower301. a1 b~udget • Dri"Vef Side A11 Bag llleot, &DOW poulble. Saturell11, aleet, fnezllltl rain. HIP Ia • HouseOKs balanced ' E!leiillil\l cfi8SS;s Low toalgbtln mld-201. RD. Buckeye 5: 7-10-18-30-34 • A little late, perhaps, but better late !ban never. Thomas E. Turner, a resident of Overbrook Center in 'Middleport. is observing bis 99th birthday today, Jan. 26. · The big celebration of tbe event · will come on Sunday, Jan. 29, wben bis family will hold an open bouse in ·bis honor in the center's activities room beginning at 2 p.m. · The public is invited to stop by and wisb "Gra!idpa Tom" a bappy birtbday. · Paul and Mae Swisber will be observing their 67tb wedding anniversary on Feb. II at tbeir borne, 957 Hysell St., Middleport. Mr. and Mrs: Swisber have a son, Bill, who resides with his wife, Nola. on Grant St. in Middlepot'! and three grandchildren who mclude David Swisher and his wife, Sandy, and two children who live in Washington, D. C., where David is serving with tbe U. S. Army; Velvet anll her busband, Doug Adkins, and they are both nurses at the Holzer Medical Center. and bave three daugbters, and Pick 3: 168 . Pick 4: Page4 by Bob Hoeflich flies. Meigs and Southern girls win survive for a long does The search for a buman AIDS ~ body enoU&b Beat of the Bend ... Is it that time again? How time Ohio Lottery . ~ I . ' ') • GOV. VOINOVICH School policy changes proposed COLUMBUS, Obio (AP) - ' . Welcome to Education Reform I 01, Professor Voinovicb in · cbarge. Gov. Geage Voinovich took 011' the role of scboolmastei' Thursday in a State of tbe State speech that asked legislators to approve a package ot'miljor pollcy cbanges. Voinovich asked a joint session or the House and Senate to: -Change tbe 11-member elected State Board of Education into a panel that be and future governors would appoint . . - Replace a budget equity fund that cb an nels extra aid 1o poor · schools with a new equity factor permanently 'built into. the formula on wbicb distribution of state school money is based. - Allocate fewer dollars to tbe wealthiest 10 percent of school dis· uicts, redirecting $32.5' million to remaining disuicts over the next two years. , - Cbange tcacber licensing and performance evaluation . "We must guarantee that Ohio teacbers are . evilluated allllno.LSimpl.y tenured-·. and forgotten, regardless of their performance in tbe classroom,',' Voinovicb said. - Establish a pilot ·program in wbicb parents of public scbool Stu· dents could use.starc grants to send their children to privarc sci!QQI£. "flow will we know if it works or not if we do not ill leasi try it?" be said. On otber matters: Voinovicb· asked legislators to put a voterrepealed pop tax back on the ballot, reduce propeny tax breaks for the wealthy, give bim control of worlcers' compensation, and eliminate the General Assistance welfare program for unemployed adults. He wants 10 maintain $838 ntil. lio!l in the slate budget rainy day aa:ount - tbe largest amount ever - as a hedge against an econontlc downturn or cuts in federal aid over tbe next two years. �I Commentary Friday, J~rJW~ry v, 199S • r· Page-2--rm, Daily Sentinel Pomero~lddleeort, Ohio Saturday, JilL lll By Tile Auoclated rrWintry weather is retumins to Obio IOnigbt with a rombinalloo of freezing rain, sleet and snow in the forecast. The nasty weather was to begin in southwest Obio Ibis evening andmove northeastward Snow will fall on nortbern areas of the state, tbe National Weatber Service said, wbile freezing rain and sleet will ~-Wcatber'" fcncut f<W The Daily Sentinel Scam artists exploit the emerging infobahn 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Oblo ROBERT L. WINGEIT Publlsbtr CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager .MARGARET LEHEW Controller u..;, LElTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less 300 worth long. Alllett<rS are subject to editing and must be signed wiib name, sddresa and telepboDO Dumber. ~o ~igDed· lettero will be published. Lettero should be m good taste, addresSJDg tssues, DOl persooalities. Contract vs. covenant By WALTER R. MEARS AP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON- So much for ceremony. Now it\s lbe contract versus the covenant - the Republicans' quest for swift action on lbeir promises, PresidentOiniOn's.version of anew-look federal government. Despite points of accord, there'll be more of contention as Clinton slrives 10 regaiu the initiative from tbe GOP Congress .. Tbey've got tbe v01es: be's got tbe veto. Add to tbat mix th~ power of c:ongressional Pem\ICI'liiS 10 sr.all. or even block, action on measures the Republicans deem to be musts, and the fine wordS of cooperation and bipartisanship may ring boll ow. Now tbat Clinton bas bad bis bour (plus 21 minutes) on lbe congres-. sional stage, House Republicans are reclaiming it, setting to work on a centerpiece Qf their "Contract With America," the balanced budget amendment. One of them recites lbe 10 contract pledges in the House every day; they promised votes on those measures in the frrst I 00 days and have fewer than 80 left Clinton on Wednesday went to Kutztown, Pa, with his New Covenant message: 'lWe are irying to change the focus of the national government 10 giliSSrobts America." . Tbat's fme with Republicans, who call it their idea in the frrst place. B'ut they're irked at Clinton's opposition to the balanced budget amendment, allbougb if tbcy can get two-thirds votes, it'~ out of his bands and goes to the states for ratification. · Clinton said he's already done more to trim the deficit than anyone since Harry Truman, and if Republicans want to write a b~ed budget · into the Conslilution, !bey ougbt to be straight about it and say what cuts and taxes it would take 10 get il done by 2002, their wget. After a politically awkward acknowledgement !bat with the cuts itemized in advance they couldn't get tbe amend!nent passed, Republican le)lders demanded tbal Clinton deliver a·seven-year balanced budget plan himself. The White House retoned tbat it was their prOposal and their responsibility. : Clinton will defme bis own plan for spending cuts, and the five -year projection presidents are required to deliver, wben be sends bis budget to Congress on Feb. 6. · Collisions are also ahead on an increase in the $4.25 an hour minimum wage, wbicb Clinton can't get past the Republicans, and any GOP attempt to repeal the limited ban on assault-style wear.ons !bat was passed in the last Congress. Tbe president said be wouldn t let that happen, meaning veiO, althougb he didn't use tbe word tbis time. . He did use !bat word a year before, complete with a pen to wave, saying be:d block any beallb care reform bill tbal didn't meet his universal coverage terms. Tbere was no better measure of the changed power balance tban bis acknowledgement Tuesday night that he'd bitten off too mucb, and will seek limile!d, flfSt-step bealtb reforms. Among points of agreement, j::linton spoke of tbe itemized 'veto power ·be wants and Republicans made part of their contract; of welfare refonn; of action to bar the dumping of costly federal mandates on !be states; of trimming the size and cost of government; wt~icb, be repeated, he's been doing for two years, with scant recognition. • He said govenunent should be leaner, but not meaner. .the trouble comes in defining those terms in legislative action. Qn. tbat, Republicans and Democrats have different dictionaries. Take lobbying reform. Republicans say tbey' U get to it. Clinton said a law isn't needed for officeholders to tum down the favors of lobbyists. "Just stop accepting gifts from them," be said. · · "Cheap shot," coWJtered Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, the majority leader. He said Clinton wasn't doing it, tbat lobbyists conlribute to his legal defense fund. A few hours later, the fund's trustees announced Clinton bad told them not to take lobbyists' money. · Even so, Dole said, tbe State of the Union is always the president's night, whether be is Democrat or Republican. The bard part, he said, will come in trying to make the impact last, while working witb the GOP Congress. . Dole said they'll coopemte where tbey can, battle it out where they can't. "That's the way it's always been." . Formet Vice President Dan Quayle said in a TV interview lbat gridlock probably will take bold lafer this year- " That's tbe normal political" situation." And for all the vows to end business as usual, on botb sides, that's surely the way it wiD remain. t:PITOR'S NOTE- Walter R. Mears, vice president and colum· nlst ror Tbe Associated· Press, has reported on. Washington and nalioolll politics for more tban 30 years. . f't.EASE DO~'T . -· -- '-='-SHOG>'f- ME.! ~ I c-~~ z. - \ • WASHINGTON - Call it a ties agencies, bave found borror modem-day version of ''highway stories in every state. So far, the scams have prompted more than robbery." Wilb tbe promise of big profits 125 enforcement actions or investifrom tbe heralded • 'information superhighway," scam artists are By Jack Anderson bilking hulllireds of mi_llions of dollars from unsuspecting investors and · across the country. Securities regulators say tbat Michael Binstein tens of thousands of Americans have poured an ~timated $1.5 bil- gations by various agencies in 20 lion into bogus bigh-tecb invest- states. A Securities and Exchange ments. The scam artists prey most- Commission official told us tbe ly on elderly individuals, many of scams are a "serious problem," wbom have risked tbeir life savings and that tbey are being attacked out of a false belief tbat any invest- "very aggressively." ment connected with the mucb • The scams were launched after . hyped information superhighway is the Federal Communications Comthe road to prosperity. .mission held a number of major ' 'The American people think the lotteries 10 award exclusive licensinformation superhighway is paved es in largely untested tecbnologies, witb gold," says Bill McDonald, sucb as wireless cable television, wbo is monitoring the scams for specialized mobile mdio and interthe .North American Securities active video data services. Administration Association Swindlers .have capitalized 'on the (NASAA). "They tbink !bey can't lotteries by claiming to be raising go wrong with higb-tecb invest- funds to "build out" bigb-tecb ments, but a !ot of people are being communications services in specifvictimized.'' ic markets. Officials at the NASAA, the Regulators say the allure of the nerve center of the SO state securi- raoidly expandin~ information • \' • IToledo I 30" I r-~-r-~·· IND.... The media are frequently critiThe result was lbat the Capital cized for the way they cover and discontinued its cburcb page and, portray religion. aut in many ways says Casey, to add insult to injury, things are better than tbey were 50 " nobody in Des Moines knew 1he years ago on the Des Moines (Iowa) Capital. Once when the woman wbo George R. Plagenz wrote tbe Sunday· religion Plll!e for that newspaper got sick, the job difference. We never got a single was turned over for the day to an inquiry about wbat happened to tbe imaginative copy boy. He bright- religion page." ened up the page with announceToday the situation is different. ments such as "Rev. J.M. Pollard The concern is not tbat people of First Baptist Cburcbcpromisci to don't ~d _!be religion pages. It is be in fine form today. He will tbat reh~1on ts not adequately preach a snappy sermon on bell.: • 1 rel?Drted m the news pages of the --::..And~Rev. George J. Hadley of"-dail)' papers._ . ._ tbe Christian Cburcb will lead the Terry Mattm.gly, a Scnpps cboir in singing 'Everybody's Howard columntst who used to Doin' lt.' Irene McDowell, soloist; ~te religion for lbe Rocky Mo~n­ will yodel, assisted by tbe eigbt taln News! recen~y !Old a &athering Bouncing Ben sons. Come and of managmg e~IOrs tbat newspabring your luncb.'' pers ~ alienatin~ a large seB;JDCnt . The entire. page was .like tbat. .Qf thesr cbun;bgomg_ re~l)lbip by Nobody bad bothered to read tbe " treating ,churches as 1f they are boy's copy or to cbeclc tbe proofs. not interesting or important'' . There was nothing anybody could· There appear~ to _be a fe~ltng do but sit back and· wait for tbe among some media elite, Ma~g)y lightning to strike. said, tbat ~burcbgoers -. particuBut as Bob Casey, one of tbe larly lbose m tbe evangelical movemost interesting figures in Ameri- ~!lent - are less educated and ~u can journalism of tbat period, tbe lower e~d of ~be ~conom1c recalls, "There wasn' t any light- scale. Is_rehg10n bemj! _Ignored by ning. No .irale churchgoer raised !1is the m~ because religiOUS JIC?O~e . voice. No,outraged pastor demand- are cons1dtred beneath Di11:.,n?tice. . ed a retraction It appeared tbat the But it may be the entertaiDDlent church page · was one of those mel_lia's. ~nt of the moral life things tbal everybody thougbt was - 1ts disdain or decency and good read by somebody else.'; taste - that should concern us Soutb·Centnd Oblo Today...lncreasing clouds. High around 35. Southeast winds S to 10 mpb: Tonigbt...Cloudy wii!UI. cbljllce of snow ... Freezing rain or ~lcet late. Low 25 10 30. Southeast winds 5 10 10 mpb. Chance of preciplration is 40 pet cent. Saturday ... S !eeL .. Freezing· ..----Local brief I Today in history By The Associated Press Today is Friday, Jan. 27, the 27th day of 1995. There art\338 days left ·in the year.., . · Today's Highlight in History: Fifty years ago, on Jan. 27, 1945,. during World War II, Soviet troops liberated the Nazi death camp of Auschwitz-Biri<enau in Poland. A patch-or ice oil Cberry Ridge .Road caused a Pomeroy man to lose control of bis car wbicb ovenumed, but no injuries were reponed, according 10 tbe Meigs County Sberill' s Deparonent reports. Danny Robinson, 40, Cberry Ridge Road, was westbound when bis 1972 Chevrolet Nova slid off tbe rigbt $ide of tbe road and overnamed, records show. Tbe Nova was heavily damaged, but no citatiilns were filed, reports stated. WASHINGTON (AP) - The economy closed out last year by expanding at a robust ·annual rate of 4.S percent, making 1994 tbe strongest year of growth in a · decade. The Commerce Department said today 11!3t beavy consumer spending propelled tbe advance in lbe fourth quaner as it bad lbrougbout 1994. ' •• Hospital news • ' ~ • VETERANS MEMORlAIJ'' Thursday admissions - Steven Eblin, Pomeroy; Neal Bonecutter Sr., Pomeroy; Denver .Persons, Pomeroy . Thursday discharges - William Sbarp, Reedsville; Bertha Smith, . Pomeroy; Lola Clark. Middleport; Sarab Boyles, Middleport . Publishilf8 FMd:ly, Ill Coun S1.. Pomeroy, Oh;o, by the Ohio Valley CompllllyiMultimedia Inc.. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769, Ph. 992-2156. Se<ond clan p<oslage pold" Pomeroy. Ohio. Member' The Asiociated ""'"·and the Ohio ' ,New1pcapcr Associntion. . ' ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 4~3 SY~CUSE .. 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One measure of inflation tied to tbe · nation' s gross domestic product rose 2.5 percent 1n the- OciO&er-toDecember guarter compared to U _ (JCI'\:Cnt in the !bird quarter. · The price index was up 2.7 per· cent foe all of last year, its best sbowing since the government began ibe gauge _in 1983. 204 Condor SL .The Daily Sentinel tbal the area cannot be used tor any business or housing development• Focus of next week's meeting·to be held at 6 p.m. at Overbrook Ce11ter will be on planning actions. to be taken and ways to build momentum ·for Middleport., and will include a community resource inventory. , · exhaus~ costs only: scat belt, $25 plus costs; • Sbannon F. Goble, Vinton, seat .• belt, $25 plus costs; Cynthia E. : Smith, Reedsville,. driving under : . FRA suspension, $200 plus costs, ' one· year probation, 30 days jail ~ · : suspended to five days, 60 day • ~ . vehicle immobmzation; Ricbald 0. S _Bay, Reedsville, $150 witb $5~ ~ · suspended, costs, 10 days jail sus-.. pended, two years probation; ·. James R. Hill, Middlepon, reck-" less operation, _$100 fine, Sli!O for- _ feil~d to the Meigs· County Jail·. Fund; left of center, costs only; .. Deborah Wolfe, Racine, menacing · !>Y stalking, costs, restraining order. . tssued, one year probation, threeo . days jail suspended; Keith Musser, • Portland, reststing arrest, costs, two- . years probation; six montbs jail suspended to time served, 13 days • . . Health Recovery Services assess- . ment ; William Morris, Laslow. Falls, drug paraphernalia, $200; possession of controlled substance;- . $.150; Jeffrey Bissell, Reedsville,.. impro&er passing, $80; William . ATHENs. obio <AP>- A · Ems~ eedsville.stopsign,$60. · woman was killed Thursday in a fire that destroyed a home. Tbe body of Kathleen Chapman, HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER · .. 71, was found in tbe rubble of tbe bouse about I 0 a .m., the fire Jan. U discharges - Mrs. Brian department said. Fire Lt. Jobu Duncan said the Blair and daughter, Martha Struble; . other occupant of the house, Mari- Mrs. Dennis Searles, I van Spriggs; .: lyn Matters, 63; was rescued by ·a Frank Scbwanger, Pauline Ray, neighbor. Ms. Matters suffered Joseph Benneu aM John Campbell. mild smOke inbalation, be said. Jan. 16 blrlb - Mr. and Mrs:· He said tbe fire started at the Charles Smith, a_son, of Pomeroy. · Printed wltb permlulon. back of the bouse and was reported about 2:30 am. by a neigbbor. The cause was being investigated . ina! damaging, live days jail suspended, costs, restitution, 20 bours community service; criminal trespass, five days jail suspended, one year probation, costs, community service and restitution, concurrent; driving under financial responsibility action suspension, $200 plus costs, one year probation, three days jail and $100 of the fine suspended if valid operator's license presented wilbin 60 days; Andrew J. Hawk, Racine, criminal damag__ing, three days jail suspended, $85 plus costs, restitution, one year probation; Robert M. Haley, Pomeroy, DUI, $500· plus costs, 10 days jail suspended to lbree days, 180-day · OL suspension, one year probation, jail ;md $250 of fine suspended upon completion of residential At Don Wood tal. 1994 economic growth said best in decade ..' l•• ~ POMEROY 2:12 .p.m., Maples Apartments, Jane Teaford, HMC. ter .. 7:53 p.m., Butternut Avenue, 6:28 a.m., Beecb Street, Ollie J. , Carolyn Casto, YMH. Milton, treated at scene. 10:25 a.m .. Beech Street, Ollie Milton, Veler.lns Memorial Hospi- ter than I ever imagined tbey would be at Ibis ~int," Sandra Devery, tbe agency s cblef financial officer, -!Old tbe bureau's board. She said tbe lll!eDCY bad reduced · its acblarial deficit 10 $373 million at tbe end of tm. down frtxn tbe 1992 deficit or $3.4 billion. 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Units responding included: MIDDLEPORT . 4:38 a.m., Seventh Avenue, Mary Lyons, Holzer Medical Cen- Agency making progress in cutting expenses .' . • Meigs EMS logs·seven calls Ice causes one-car wreck · COLUMBUS, Obin (AP) The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation, fighting a Voirtovicb administration effort 10end its status as an independent agency, said it bas made progress in cutting expenses. · . Tbe lll!ency eut medical payouts by $149 million in 1994 and may be able to cut premiums charged employers by July, bureau officials said Thursday. "Tbe results are excellent. bet- $750 plus costs, 30 days jail suspended to 10 days with option of bouse arrest, one year OL suspension, one year probation, 90-day vebiclc immoblHzation; failure 10 drive within marked lanes, costs only; driving under suspension, $100 plus costs, one year probalion, 30 days jail suspended to 10 concurrent with DUI; seat belt, $25 plus costs; Donald Hanung, Pomeroy, seat belt, $25 plus costs; Susan Panley, Middleport, seat belt, S15_p\us costs; .Joey E. Vincent, New Marshfield, speed. $30 plus costs: Dedra M. Rader, Pomeroy, speed,, $30 plus costs; Max Crabtree, Albany, speed, $30 plus costs; Jeffrey L. Rathburn, Gallipolis, speed, $30 plus costs; Thomas K. Rousb, Racil!!l, blwudous zones. $20 plus costs; Maynard S. Christopher, Coolville, seat belt, $25 plus costs; . Luther R. Coley, Jackson, seat bel~ $25 plus costs; Lisa Salser, Pomeroy, seat belt. $25 plus eosts: Loretta L. Adkins, Rutland, speed, $21 plus costs; . Continued from page 1 reported· that tbe area bas been declared excess property by tbe U. S. Oovemment and tbat the site is 10 be given back to the villlll!e. He said tbat tbe village will not, boweve~. be given tbe land without strings, tlmt it bas been specified A Meigs County man was fOiind guilty of violating tile terms of bis probation and was retwned to tbe Orient ~tion Center for two more yean, according to a Meigs County Sbertrrs Department report. Gregory A. Ferguson, 30, was transported Wednesday to Orient after the Meigs County Common Pleas Court found bim guilty of violating bls probation, records sbow. Ferguson originally was 1 cbarged witb P,USS sexual imposition. and outside Russia are u~ing tbe universal horror at the grim (videotaped) visage of tbe war in Cbeebnya to destabilize the Yeltsin regime. They may be successful; the regime is hardly robust, and the stout resistance of tbe Cbecben people bas exposed the shocking wealcness of the Russfan forces. If the critics do succeed, there will be a more aulboritarian regime in Russia, and those who are now undercutting Yeltsin will begin tbinldng or his era as the Good Old Days. None of these concerns - tbe fate of NATO, the fate of Bosnia, tbe fate of Cbecbnya - will be resolved easily·. But we can survive all of tbem, as long as we. don ' t leap to tbe conclusion that it is our job to resolve them, and to resolve themnow. · William R-usher is • Dlstln· gulsbed Fellow of the Claremont Institute for the Study of Stales· mansbip and Political Phlloso· pby. (For infcirmation "o n bow to communicate electronically with Ibis columnist and others, conlad America Online hy calling 1· 800-827-6364, ext. 8317.) · • 30s. Nebraska and Iowa. Saow fell in The record-bigb temperature ror upstate New York and the Sierra Ibis dale at lbe Columbus wealber " station was 6~ degrees in 1916 Nevada Parts of northern Uiab bave • wbile tbe record low was -8 in received anywhere from I to 4 • 1936. Sunset tonight will be at 5:44 · inches of snow since Thursday p.m. and sunrise Saturday at 7:44 night, and parts of southeast Texas ~• am. . Rain fell in southeast Texas and . have received I to 3 inches of raiD. roads north of Houston were ~ central California this morning, Some flooded. I . tqrninR into freezing rain in ,~ . Middleport leaders... Meigs man returned to prison more tban tbe priiH ·media's lax by Crosby) is 1rn11sferred to another covemge of religion. There is talk parish, tbe bishop sends Father tbal we need a renun to tbe Movie Timony (Franlc McHugb), a happyProduction Code that governed the lo-lucky cutup, to take bis place. film industry from the 1930s to the After 10 minutes with Father Tim, 1960s. the aging parish priest ·(Fitzgerald) Tbe enforcer. of tbe Production sbakes bis bead in dismay. Code was kno'¥n as tbe Hays "How did be ever come to be a Office (after its president, Will priest?" be asks. Father O'Malley Hays). Vulgarity or every kind replies, "We blindfolded him and sometimes of tbe mildest sort he thQught he was joining the drew a no-no from the frowning '· Elks." · guardian~ of J!!e country's morals. The Hays Office tbougbt Ibis Wben the script of tbe movie would offend tbe Catholic Church . , version of .' 'Born Y.e sterda}"' and ordere;j the line deleted. called for Brock, the JUDk dealer So maybe the Hays Office Qver- , playoo by BrOderick Crawford,lo · did it:But; overall, it was better : belch, tbe censors let out a loud then. noise of tbeir own: "Eliminate the George Plagenz Is a syndicalbwp." It was cut. ed writer for Newspaj>er EnterNot even a wholesome movie prise Association. like ·"Going My Way," in wbicb (For Information on bow to Bing Crosby and Barry Fitzgerald communicate electronically wilb starred as two amiable parish tbls columnist and others, conpriests, escaped the censorious eye tact America Online by calling 1- · ' of the Hays bffJCC. . 800-827-6364, ext. 8317.) ·Wben Falber O'Malley (played . Dennis Neutzling, Mason, W.Va., driving under the influence, _ $500 p.lus costs, 180-llay operator's license suspension, one year proba• tion,IOdaysjailsuspendedtotbree days, jail and $250 of fine suspendvrain... And snow changing over 10 ed upon completion of residential rain. Higb in tbe lower 30s. Cbance treatment (X'Ogram; failure to drive of psecipitalion is 80 percent. wilbin marked lanes, costs only; Extended f-.st Cbarles T. Sprouse, Middlepon, SWiday ...Fair nartb. A cb•Dce of DUI, .$500 plus costs, 18<klay OL rain or snow south. Lows in the suspension, one year promtion, 10 20s. Higbs in the 30s. days jail suspended to three days, Monday and blesday ... A cbance $250 of fine suspended jail and of raiD or snow. Lows in tbe 20s. upon completion of residential Highs iri tbe mid 30s. treatmeliJ program: speed, costs only; Weather Who should die for .Chechnya? {s religion getting its due respect? •resolved Wednesday in tbe Meigs County Coun of Judge Patrick H. O'Brien. Fined were: Obie 0. Reedy, · Poca, W.Va., stop sign, $20 plus costs; seat belt, $25 plus costs; Bertha Reedy, Poca, W.Va., scat belt. $15 plus costs; Emma E. Garcia, Gallipolis, speed, $30 plus costs; Dennis Mark Winkler, . .Raliegb, N.C., speed, $30 plus costs: .. bit central Obio and rain will dampen tbe south . Lows tonight will range from tbe mid-teens in tbe nortb ro mld30s in the southwest. The wintry mix will continue over mucb of Ohio on Saturday, forecasters said. The precipitation is expected to change to snow in central Obio and .sleet in tbe south. Highs will be in the low to mid- •• T~i~!!~~~~id~~~!~!?.!~. in !~~f!s._:~u~'!. ~~~'!,""" ;i; . W. VA. • Tempting as it is 10 stay tightly some diminished form, for a while nya. How many Americans, I wonfocused on tbe great drama now yet, but its member nations have der, could find Checbnya on a map unwinding on Capitol Hill, balaDce other concerns now. and interests if their lives depended on it? How requires us to spare an occasional tbal are not always congrue~t. Cer- . many know tbe difference between Gromy and Gorazde, or care? And moment for developments elsejust how mucb, precisely, are tbey where. Most of the great problems William A. Rusher morally obliged to care? Americans confronting tbe makers of Ameriare human, and they can and do can foreign policy these days bene· sympathize witb the weeping widlit spectacularly from tbe applica- tainly it is absur4 to suppose tbat ows and wounded children and tion of a little common sense. local nearby conflicts like tbe civil brave men of Grozny, wherever it Tbere is, for example, the. prob- war in Bosnia can be seized on to may be and whatever tbe battle lem of what to do about NATO. give NATO useful work to do . there is about. But we dare not let For 40 brilliant years it defended NATO served, and is only fit to the West against an aggressive serve, tbe vital interests of tbe television cameramen start makil)g . · Soviet Union, and at last, wilbout West. The fate of Bosnia is no such our foreign policy. Cbechnya is a constituent part ever firing a shot, saw its great thing. enemy collapse, exhausted and Narurally the nations of Central of the Russian Federation, and President Yeltsin will of course defeated. . Europe long to "join NATO" But what shall become of by wbicb tbey mean, simply, to resist its unilateral secession and NATO now? It is natural to resist obtain Western guarantees of mili- quell tbe rebellion if he can. This the dissolution of so successful an tary suppon against tbe supposed bas upset people all over the world institution, but dissolution is; I danger of a resurgent Russia. But (including Russia) whose notions think, inevilable. "Cbange," Bud- the major Western powers are of appropriate policy are a byproddha told his disciples, "is the fate unsure wbetber tbe next serious uct of whatever they happen td see, of all compound things ," and threat to world peace will 'come or lbink they see, on the evening although he was preparing them for from Russia or from a newly pow- news. Fortunately, not even Mr. bis own inevitable demise, the 'erful China Qn Russja's eastern Clinton bas thus far reached the point is equally applicable to borders. In lbe latter case, Russia conclusion that a vital American NATO. herself may become an urgent interest is at stake in Chechnya, 'It was a coalition designed to · applicant for Western guarantees. requiring .the dispatch and possible resist a superpower that bas di~p­ · Meanwhile, GNN' s "Horror _dealb of American troops. pelii'Ctl. No lloubl ii will survive, in Story of the Month" is ... ChechInstead, tropblemakers insidl? ... IMansfield 135" I•· ' • I .. MICH. industry enables the peddlers to bigb-pressure phone calls. Finally, exaggerate tbe "potential for profit aboot two years ago, a salesman and gloss over tbe substantial risks Cllllle to lbe man's home peddling a of these investments, In many b~gb-~b deal tbal woul!l double or cases the scam artists don't even tnple bu money. bave ihe necessary FCC licenses. "Like a dummy I gave him Investors are often seduced !>y $10,~ bucks, an~ I ne~er.~e~· ·slick television infomercials and from bim or saw bun agam, S31d false claims !bat tbe investments tbe man, who asked us not to use are • 'IRA Approved' • (tbougb his name out of fear tba1 he would there ·is no sucb thing as an Wgeted agam. . "approved" Individual Retirement · · One promoter of a h1gb-tecb Account) or endorsed by the Inter· deal: Michael ~art~er, allegedly nal Revenue ·Service (though lbe continued to_so~~1t mvestors f~m IRS doesn't bless specific invest- a .telepbode m JBI!. ~aJ')IIer raJsed ments). AlthouRh the ads pro111ise more lba~ $12 m1lhon- m~stly lucrative returns, regulators say f~om retirees - for shares m a tbal most investors wiD lose a;ll of v1deopbone network. Tbe SEC their principal. alle~es that Gartner fraudulently According to regulators, up to told Investors be bad patents for ~e half the investors' money goes for · teebnology. !l"d be never even bud undisclosed "commissions," wbile tbe fiber-optic cable. . .. much of the rest pays for the boilInstead, be s~nt , $2 ·~ulhon_ of er-room telemarketing operations tbe money on btmself,mcludmg· used to pressure investors. In one · two luxury cars, S2q.Of?O _per month California case, just.5 percent of for re;nt on a multtmdhon dollar receipts were· used to construct the . mansiOn, $800,000 for furmture wireless TV projeci touted to and fixtures, and $60,000 for a lisb investors. tank. An auomey for Gartner, who "They just keeping poundin!l is awaiting trial, could not be you and pounding you,'' sai.d a reached for co~~nt. . retired 7I -year-old California man, G~~r w~ J31l~d last January wbo says be received at least six for VIOiaung a judges order to tum over the $12 million. Last summer, a fedeml grand jury indicted bim · on 10 counts of securities fraud, wire· fmud, mail fraud and money laundering. Tbe indictment alleges . . tbat be kept making sales calls fromjail. .. · Tbe Califomia Department of Corpomtlons bas responded to tbe .. scams with its largest enforcement action ever. A recent crackdown Wgeted 426 frrms and individuals · wbo bad secured more thl!ll $850 million from individual inves10rs. Kathryn Holguin, the department's chief investigaiOr, told our associate.Ed Henry that the cmckdown produced some familiaf faces. ''These are tbe same people wbo offered phony oil wells and gold mines and nevet drilled tbe wells or dug the gold out of tbe . ~ · IiJ ground," Holguin said. "We know tbese people. We walk in with searcb warrants and it's like, 'Hey Kathryn, how are you doing?'" Jack Anderson and Michael ,• Blostein are writer' for United : Feature Syndicate; Int. • Page 3:: Freezing rain, sleet, snow forecas-t for Ohio OHIO Weather Pomeroy41iddleport, 9hlo Friday, January 27,1995 The Dally Sendnel ,. m omn ctosed end loaae , $1500 caah or trad e down . ht and 11Ue. with oppro vOd credn . 12 .000 m1tea p e r y~ta r Cam"f ' I ' 1 dePQ!i ll, aue at •ncop\lon plus l ftx 1opurct1as.e 114.3 15 '1'1 ' ~ �Sports The Daily·Sentinel · Page 4 Friday, J111uary 27, 1995 Meigs girls record 69-54 triumph over Nelson:ville-York By DAVE JIAII.RIS Me!ss used a balanced scoring SenUnel Correspondent . attack m tbe rust period opening up Van~sa Compston poured m a · a 12-8 lead at lbe buzzer. Meigs career-high 29 pomts and pulled took a 30-20 lead at lbe half with do~ n 11 rebounds to lead. the an 18-12 ~g advantage in !be Me_Igs Marauders to a 69-54 Vl':'O- s~on~ ptrlod. <:ompston scored ry m Tn-Valle_Y Confcn:nce acuon etghtm tbe penod to pace tbe :t:'bursdaY eve'!lng at Lairy·R. Mor- Marauders. · t~son G~um.. · C~ton added 13 moo: In the . : The decision gtves tbe Maraud- lblrd penod wbUe ~ber Blackers a, 6-4 mark .~o. tbe year In. the well nailed twu tnrectas as tbe s Obto DiVIst~. Nel~~e- Lady Marauden opened up a 50-33 York drops to 4-6 m the dmslon le~d beading into the final eight and 4-11 overall. • mmutes and coast to !be win. :rvc Blackwell joined Compston in double rtgures w.ltb 13 points, Including nine rrom lbree point range. Meigs bit 21 of 46 from lbe floor including four of nine from lbrce-poiot range for 46% . The Marauders went to the line 33 times, billing 23 of them for 70%. Meigs pulled in 38 rebounds led by Compston's 11 and seven-grab efforts by Melissa Clifford and Cynthia Cotterill. Meigs turned lbe ball over 14 times, bad 15 assists, led by Cotterill'! fme floor aame witb nine. Compston bad five of !be final period. b~t !be Buckeyes !be Marauders' nine steals. came ~ack to tte tt at tbe end of Jill Shafer was tbe only Lady regulation, Buckeye In double figures witb 22 ~atber Cagg led lbe winners points. with 18! Mindy McClel~d ~ Meigs wiD lrllvel to Wellston ou 12. Cw:'ssa Asb led Meigs Wltb a Monday, Jan. _30 herore returning gamebijb 19. _ home to bost Eastern in a make-up -•-•-•contest on Wednesday, Feb. 2. NelsonvDie-York Reserve notes: Nelsonville (8-JZ-13-11=54), outscored Meigs 12-6 in the second Sarah Ogg 2-0-0=4, JaU Sbafer overtime to post a nail bitting 50- 3-2-10=22, Step Shafer 0-0-1 1, 44 win over !be Marauders. Meigs Heather Cagg 3-0·1=7, Lindsay bad held a 21-8 lead beading into Sbumway 3-0:3=9, Monica John- = son 1-0-0=2, Sydney Broolcs o-o. 1=1, Amie Adlll!Js 1-0·0=2. Totals: 13-4-16=54 · Meigs (1l-l8-20-190o69) Amber Blackwell 2-3-0-!3 C~tbai Colterill 3-Q-2:8, Melis~ Clifford 1-0-7=9, Kristen Dassylva 1-0-0=2, Vanessa Compston 8_1_ 10=29, Anne Brown 2-0-o- 4 Cheryl Jewell 0-0-4:4. Totals· -17 • ~~~ . . -Alexander g1rls come from behind to hand Eastern 57-53 setback Eastern held a .53-46 lead witb 1:40 lef~ but squandered !be game away to league foe Alexander In !be laner pmioos of !be game by a 57-53 margin. Alexander went on a It -O run in !be last minute and a half. Alex~der was led by Jamie Andrews 17 points and 10-point efforts from Bobbie Jo Davis and AOOi RolsiOiL Rebecca Evans led Eastern (7-7) iritb 14 points and eight rebounds, while Jessica Karr added II and S_- Amy Redovian bad 10. · Alex led 12-8 in the flCSt quaetee. Mtec Eastern led 25-24, Alex rolled to a 28C:l5 lead a1 the half. Evans bad 10 at !be half, McClain bad eight and Andrews bad six f~ Alex. · The game w~ a seesaw affair the entire second half. Eastern traile_d 40-39 af(er tbrce quarters, then Alexander began to suuggle. Behind a big Redovian steal an\! ensuing layup, EHS went up 53-46. By all slretcbes or tbe imagina- lion, Eastern sbould bave won. It took a perfect effort from Alexander and a lackluster erfort from Eastern going down tbe stretch. Tbree big turnovers killed the Eagles. Tbe game winning goal came when Jamie Andrews drove the length of the court to tbe right block and Eastern was unable to stop her. She put up a six-foot fade away to give Alex a .54-53 tally. Eastern bad a cliance to regain the lead, but got tied up f~ a jump outhern .girls edrre Trimble 44-42 . Southern overc!!llle a 31 -19 balftime deftcit at Trimble to claim an important 44-42 Tri-Valley Gooference victory .over !be Tomcats Thursday night at Glouster. Soutbem (7-8) was led by · RS enee s·T ur I e,y •s 14 pomts an d 1 1 ammi tsson s · Trimble was led by Tammy · ts · Leni gar•s 16 pom · Trimble took a 15-13 fiCSt-period lead, !ben blitzed Soutbem 16-6 iii the second canto .to lead 31-19 at !be half. Southern turned the tables in !be !bird roiD!d 17·7 to lrail 3836 at theend or tbepen. 'od · Southern held Trimble to just rour fourth-quarter points to post. the44-42 win. ' Southern bit 15 of 71 ov~rall, which included 10-.54 twos and 5- 17 tbmes, while:::Uing 9-19 at !be line. Trimble bit 18-51 plus 5-12 free throws. Southern bad 35 rebounds led by Moore with ten, Sisson five and Proffitt five, while grabbing 2 1 steals (Turley seven, Manuel five), 10 assists (Manuel four, Turley tbree), 22 turnovers and 10 fouls. · Southern also posted six blocked sbo!S, led by Turley's five. Trimble bad 36 rebounds (Kooo 10), II steals. seven assists, 25 turnovers and IBrouls. · Soutliern will bost Alexander on Monday,Jan ..30. . Reserve notes: Southern dropped tbe reserve game 33-25. Erica Arnott bad 14 for Southern. while Cyntbia Caldwell and Dar- lena flowers each added rour. Joy Pettit bad 12 for Trimble, wbile Sherry Davis.bad eigbl -•-•-•Soulbern (JU-17-&=44) s· Jonn1a ~uel I-2-Q=8, Sammi Isson •3 -v=lt, Jess Codner 0-03;:3, Renee Turley 6·0·2=14, Bec k¥ M . oore o •o• 1=I, Brianne Proffitt 2-0·3=7. Totals: 10-5, !1/19:44 Trimble (15-16-7-4=42) T ammy. L enigar 6-1 -1=16, Sheryl DaviS t-0-0=2, TonyaTrace 4-0-1=9, Holly Canter 2-0-2=6, Beth Koons 34-1=7, Mistyl.ent t0-0=2, Totals: 17·1·5112=42 ball. A Martie Holter sbot, a three- 6 ai the line, 3M rebounds (Andrews Amy Redovian 44-2..10, 'Jessipoint attempt that would have 14), bad tbiee steals, 12 turnovers, ca Radford 1-0-0=2, Jessica Karr given EHS a two-point lead, went 26 rouls and-13 assists (McClain 2-0·7=11, Nicole Nelson 3-0- 3=9, in and oui with 20 seconds left. five). Re~cca Evans S-0-4 .. 14, Patsy Eastern fouled and Bobbie Joe Eastern will host Miller on Ae1ker 1-0· 5=7. Totals: 16 •0 • Dvis made both free 'throws to · Monday, Jan. 30. 21133=53 • seal !be win. . Re-ve notes: Eastern won 39~rem bit 16-61 was 21-33 at 33 to move to 7-6.Crystal Aleunder lbe hne, bud 33 rebounds (Evans Holsinger bad 13 and Holter bad (ll-16-12-17::57) bad eight and Aeiker bad seven), 12, while Betb Bay and Michelle Carr;ie McClain 4-Q-0=8, Jamie 16 fouls, nine steals (Redovian Caldwell scored four each. Andrews 8-0·1=17, Bobbie Jo three), It turnovers and nine · Angie Dixon led Alex with 12. Davis 4-2:10, Colleen Morgan 3assists. -•-•-•0-0=6,_Andi Rolston 4-2:10, Misty Alexander_'!ad a 26-61 nigh~ 5Eastem Markms 3-0=6. Totals: lfi-O. sn::S7 7 53 (8-l ·~l4= , Clinton sets date for baseball ·strike's end' By RON~D BLUM NEW YORK (AP) _President ommeod a solution. Clinton wants !be baseball strike "I hope it doesn't come to seUied by Feb. _or else. tha~" Clinton said ominously. "I 6 ., 1 urge the owners and tbe players 10 wbatbead !be 'or else' give · theiC" · 'ull support to lb'ISmed'•is afterdoo'tknow Feb. 6," union Donald ation effort, and to seUie this uoforFebr said Thursday after the pn:si· tunate dispute tbemselves. It is time dent's annooncement. "I hope we to pu t beb'md us the rancor an d ~~v~~:~ '.?...~. ~u Obtakevioowbasly: cynicism tbat are sbadowing lbe 1 American Ideal of baseball. li is ,.. ever belp we can get." time to let all !be excitement lbat · As the U.S. Senate sehedufed a .lbe 1995 season can orrer sweep new bearing 011 baseball's antitrust away that tari!isbed image. It's time exemption, Clinton ordered bulb to 'play ball."' sidesbacktotbebarg' . rabl aunng e. Usery, a labor secretary in lbe Mediator Bill Usery, appointed by Ford adminislrlltion, failed to ereClinton on Oct. 14• said talks will ate a ~reaktbrougb during fjve resume Wednesday in Wasbinaton. rounds of negotiations. The strike, The president said If a settle- baseball's eigblb work stoppage ment doet't seem imminent bY·his since 1972, went tbrougb its 168th . deadline, wiU ask Usery to rec- day Thursday. Belllire 51. SteubeDviiW 47 BeliDire Sl. Jolla's 7J, Toroato ..-1 BrrliD Hiiod 66, Malva"D ~0 ~ Ulioa 51, Oruville •1 Bexley 67, Oraodview Sl NBAstandings :r... .!! Orlando ............ ...... :M New Yc:wk.. ... ......... 26 N.,.J...., ............ I6 Be~toa .................... lS Mlaml .................... l3 l'llu.dc:lollla ........... l2 • Waob!aitdh.,.... ...... 10 lil. L &I. .110 ll - .667 l7 .372 26 .366 26 .333 . 21 .lOO 21 .263 • 6.5 11.5 u.s 19.5 21 22 Cllllton GleaOd: -67., C111101 Timba c..tr~•• .650 39 CIJ!VELANI) .......26 :z• ct.'loue ................ 16 Iadlua ................... 23 11 Cbieqo.................. lO 21 Allura ................... u 23 MUnube ............. l6 l4 Ddroit.. .................ll 26 -..- .600 Carey 12, SeDeea E. S.. Cdioa43, Urm Sbawoee 37 . Cin. McAuley 47, HalliltDn Badia 4S Cln. Mercy S9, CJa. UBullne Acad. ~0 ClayDlDilt 41, C01hocu• 35 2 3 6.5 I .S .m .418 .439 10 13 .400 .316 a~ SaD Anrollio ...........24 Ho~toD " '"'"""''"'2" Deaver ................... 18 Oal!» ................. .16 Mlnnaou .,.............. 9 L fsl. 10 14 15 21 22 lO lil .7$6 .632 .61.5 .462 .421 .231 ludo((l Col. School for Girll i!il, Col. Acatemy4P · J ..5 6 12 llS 21 · Col. Welt S3, Col. South 42 Col. WhetaloDe 40, Col. Beechaoft J6 Coldwala' 59, Fon Recovery 33 CofunmiJ 50, Oe. IDdepelldCDCC 39 Colu,.,lau 55, United 49 (OT) Colwrtl\11 Grove St. UncolnYiew 41 Convoy Creaview 43, Alita E,. 41 CUyahop F.U. 46, RaYCDIIII 4S Coyabop Htl. 52, Aunn 37 DuviUe 76, Ontario 35 [)elphoa JetTt:non 61 , SpeDC«viUe 56 Oelpboc St. Joba'• Sl , New BremcD P•ilk DhWcJII Pboeftix .............. .... l2 I .100 Seolllc ....................28 10 .737 L.A. LWn ............2S 13 .6SI s......,ldo ............23 11 .m Por1laad ................21 II .m Ocllden Swe .......... l 2 n .324 L.A. Olpp<n ...........J 35 .167 3 6 9 IO.S .. · li.S 26 Thursday's scores . New York 81, LA. Cl!ppm 74 . Ooldn St1te 121. WUhin1ton lll · (OT) fboenil 92,ladiu.a 16 Or110do 102, Dliaan 99 SID Antonio 103,lloUiton 100 ·~ ~ ~ Toolgbt's gam;,. I 34 Miami Ill. Milwaube. l :lO p.m. Milllle.ota at Dalla , 1:30 p.m. New Jmty II. Denver, 9 p.m. Satunt.y's games • L.A. Clippen It Wuhlnaton, 7:30 p.m. . Milw.utce Ill Orlando, 7:30p.m ~Ill Atlanta, 7:30p.m. Mlamlll Odroit. 7:30p.m. ftdiUipbil at llldlana, 7:Xl p.m. S.:nmento 11 Dallu, 1:30 p.m MiDDt:IOC. at Houttoo, 1:30 p.m. Denvttll Su Aotoolo. l :30 p.m. New l«tey It Ullh. 9 p.m Furnace · Oreeo SO, 43 Loulo•Uif 61, !!!,... H W-79.Eutwood n WorthlnfDD. Chr. S2, Ce~~tubw1 3S YOWII· Chaney 60, Nile. 24 Youn1. Ubaty 71. Hubb.-d 41 NHL standing$ .!! L I a...... I 3 0 a:5 fA9 fsl.1 2 12 9 2 2 Tampa ay """' 1 3 0 l WuhlDJlOD ....... 0 2- I I NewJmey ....... 0 2 1 I ll 9 13 I 10 16 3 S l- I :· ...Northeut Dlrilm 6 7 2 6 p • 6 14 4. 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TEMPO , 4 ·dr, 60,000 mrles, Hurry ............................................ $5,995 METRO, 2,100mlles, auto, alr .. ,................................~ ....= ..... $-7,995" 1992 .CHEVY CORSiCA, V6, auto, air, stereo, 36,000 miles ....................... $7,995. 1991 CHEVY air runs '!be Board or Trustees or lbe Obio Affili!ll~ of tbe American H~ Assocllltl~ ~ selected lbe Metgs County Di~t~oo to receive tbe ~ 993-94 A DIVI~ion "Overall .Acbievemcnt Award. De. Doull Teske, Ohio Affiliate AHA PresideD! presented the award to the Meigs County Division a! last week'.s meeting held at Veteran's Memorial Hosp!tal. _ "Tb1s clearly 1dent1fie.s tbe Meigs Division as one of !be Ohio · ~tliate's top co~unity organizauons and positions !be Meigs County Division as a leader by having met or exceeded ·all or its goals Ibis past fiscal year," commended Dr. Teske. ~ Board of Trustees based its selecuon on lbe following accomplisbments of the Meigs County Divisioo during !be 1993-94 fiscal year: -The """_..,. : · · Genesis want mercy , Fatber.s As )'OU know, ·in our countries. moles~ abuse 311d kill their children cities, towns, our oeijbllorboods and tbey want mercy. Children wbo and our homes, murder is out of kiU otber children want mercy: conuol. We are searching fmntical· We can see by these eXIIIIIples ly to fmd solutions to this compli· !bat our society, based upon !be cated and difficult situation. The enormous amount of pain that is trauma lbat goes with murder is being afflicted to !be human race, unexplainable and unacceptable. is sliD askins for mercy. Those who bave been affected by As I see it, !be courts are giving tbis terrible sin bave to surrer it to !bern because the pimisbment tremendously. Needless to say, !be is greater than tbey can bear. Undl courts are ba,ving a very difficult we get bade to establishing a pun· lime finding out the reasoning isbment that fits the crime, ·our behind all !be murders of today. ;;ociety is going to continue to detc· At Ibis time I would like to give riorate. The scbools, workplaces; some reasoning based upon human neighborhoOds, towns, and cities nature and !be word of God. The will all become ·animal infested first ramily ever created by God. humanistic sewer pits. There are no !be mother being Eve, did not besi· rules. no regulations and no guidetate to sin and bring it l;lome to her lines to keep man intaCt. It is just husband. Based upon the decay of like tb · 1e ·tb .,. !be flCSt fatber and mother we see e Jung WI out ,arzan. · We need to get back to JlU!ting sin and human action transmitllld to . Jesus .Christ at tbe bead of our ,pUr children. 1be end n:sults bein8 . natioo, our bumes and our lives and 'f:aio slaying Abel, unexplainable, become decent bwnari beings witb unpredictable and· unprovoked real· s1mng moral standards that governs ly, but it happened anyway. Why? our lives. If you are a person that is . If you would look closely into r · · · d • be ·sed 'f the flCSt ramity, yoo would seeJ'eal· lvmg m sm, on I . surpn ' one day you are standing before a ously, greed, anger, hatred, bitter- judge that will give you !be proper ness, selfishness a..nd a desire to punishment for !be crime. He will ~.ucceed at the cost of anolber. not show mercy ror your continuMurder usually stems from one's ous disobedience and iniquity liv· own needs to be recognized or to ing in Ibis life. Romans 3:23, For accomplish sometbins they want all bave sinned and rome sbort of mOfC !ban anything else. If we are tbe glory of God. Without Cbrist going to solve these problems, we tbere is no bope. Witbout hope have to underst~nd o~r b!ima11 _ !ben: is only punlsbmenL 1 am sure nawre. If you wt!l. nouce m lbe ·you -will say, "my punishment is scnpture, God p~msbed tbe nature greater !ban I can bear)' Revelaand .cw:sed the smna; man ~~se tions 20:14 And de alb and bell of his sm,ful_acts outside of~ w~U. were cast into tbe lake of fire. This Most q1mmals do as Cam did. is lbe second death. Revelations They cry o.ut fm: mercy~ tbey 20:.15 And whosoever was not say tbat tbeir pumsbment IS greater found written in tbe book of life than they are llble to bear. As I see was cast into lbe lake of fire · i~ Abel bared bis burden when ~ Dr James R Acree Sr · died. Cain sbou.ld b~ve bore. b~s HUislde Bapiut Church burden also. But JUSt like the amu(Pastors are welcome to sub· nals of today, be want~d mercy. mit arUclu to the Rev. Peter J. Cn~un~s want mercy mstead of Tremblay, Lljurel Cliff Free the JUs.uce th.ey ~e. Husbands Methodist Church, 992-5326. He who kill tbeu _wtves want mercy· Is coordlnatln11 sermonettes for Wives who kill their husbands The Dally Sentinel.) want .mercy, ,...,......~~ Iulll ...................... '' Clicaao ............ 1 2 o 16 9 3 II 3 11 I 14 6 6 19 10 59. 2 9 Pldllt·Dh'W• Calpy ............. l I I ~ 14 S111J01e ..... ....... l I 0 4 9 Anaheim .... ,.... :. 2 2 0 4 II Edmoatou .. ......: 2 2 0 4 11 lot Aqelcs ...... 0 ~ 1 I 9 Vueouver ........ o, 3 1 l 7 to Mouat Gilead 66, C.dll!lfCln60 N. CantDn 66, Alllaoc" 29 ' N. UlliDn 43, Buckeye Vall. 37 New Alb1.11y S1, Mlllmport 40 . N.,... Balloll Glenwood 62, Porurnouth , Notre o-ne 46 . Ntw l»ullle 52, Miutet.49 Ntw LoDdoa !IS, Monroeville 49 NeW Rltfal91 , N. BaiUPklr" 17 . ~~W'D 43, 1\lltlnWu Cllb. •. 36 " Newtoa f"'ll 46, WWTCn Ch~IDD 42 1994 N.Y. bluckn•W•hinatOD, I p.m. ToroatO at Qk:qu,l:30 p.m. Willlllpea at Aoahcim,llr.30 p.m. ou.n. N.Y. RaoaerulQud>a:, 7:30p.m. c~..., • 7:30'l:·"" · T""'""· Vancouver • St. Louil, :30 p.m WloolpeJ•LoaAqeleo, llr.30p.m Su!ldlly'•1am• Plalbl.l'ah .11: WllblQio1, DOOD Phit.delphla .11: Moutrral, 1:30 p.m. Qlleqo • Loa Atlpl•, II p.m. bldo for tho purchaoe of certain real property 11 doocrlbod below. W1lllon Htlad blda muot bo received In tho alllco of lha Molgi County Cammlulantro, Mol go County Courlhouot, Pomeroy, Ohlo 45719 no lotor thon Friday, Fobru . ory 24, 1115, ot10 o.m. No bldo will bo accoptod pooldoted lolor thin Fobruory 24, 1115. ·The wrllton ooolod bids ohould Include tho blddar'a nomo, oddreot, tolophono number, o daocrlptlo. n. oltha property the poroon wlohtt to bid an, tho prlco tho Individual It bidding an tho d11crlbld properly, ond tho dotolho bid lo being mollod. The rool property will bo told to tho hlghool reaponolble bidder. Tho property to bt aald lo: Slluotod In Molgo County, Stole of Ohio ~nd being In Froctlon 25, Town 2 North, ronge 13 Woat ..ollht Ohio Compony'o Purch111 and being deocrlbod ootollowo: boglnnlng ol o point In tho canlorllne ol County Rood 75, oald point bolng South II dogr111 07" 19" Eoot 221.021 foot from an Iron pin found ot the Southwttl Carnor of the Mllgo County Commlaalonoro Porco! , io deoc,rlbod In tho Molgo County Dood Record : Volume 141, Pogo 351, 110.10 1----...,..---- 1--------- .. At Don Wood Ford, Lincoln-Mercury TO OBSERVE 99TH BIRTHDAY- Tltom•• E. Turner, who resides .at the Overbrook Center In .Middle· port turned -1• 99 ,year• old Jan. U. The famll,y will J.o.t an open ho111e In ohoer1'8nce ·of the oeea1lon Saoday •t l p.DL Re ..tlvu and frienda are Invited A MESSAGE TO YOUR SPECIAl- VALENTINE . Remember tbal·s~ial someone this 'Valentine's Day with a message in The Daily Sentinel •Sweethearts •Moms& Dads •Graodpl!reots •Teachers •Babysitters •Friends .Several to Choose From, All Equipped! V-8, Automltlc, DUIII Alrlllgs. AMIFM C1nttta,· P8Ww WlndowsJLocks and Mucll Men. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Print youuaessage · · · · : I iii ·~· hecirt ' I 111d mall along I _Umlt I wlth-$6.00 to: 20 I NorlhSiltr: auto, Jealher, Calypao 9'"':'· No luxuoy tax 29,533 , I Saturdar'•ca- DOitoa It Phil..,lphla. I p.m. Edmooloa It Detroit, 1 p.m. Florida •lhrtlord.UOf.m. Newleneyllfdoll.trflal, :30p.m. Dallu It Su lote, 5 p.m. TUJlll B•y Ill N.Y. bllllclen, 7 p.m BuffaiD .. 7:30p.m. accepting wrltttn aealtd of Pomeroy, St•t• of Ohto, woy. Reference Deed: Volume during tho tho llacal year 148, Pogo 365, 110.70 Acre ending Decombor ~1, 1tt5. • .an 1ron P1n ••t. Pining an Parcel. Secllon 1. BE IT Iron pin 111113i.13 loe1 tor . · Boerlnga oro bootd o~ RESOLVED by the CouncU reference; prtvloua eurveye In erea of the VlUoge of Pomeroy, Stttt of Ohio , thet, to Thonco North 41 dogrHo end aro oaaumod. 26' 17" Eoot230.ett Foetto . The obovo description lo provide for the current 1 point In tho contorllno of buod on on octuol ourvoy tXptnatt tnd othlr on ICCIII Right of Woy onNov.21,1BM,By:Roborl upondllurao of tho otld . from oold County Road 75 · R. Eooon, Ohio P.S. No. Vllltgt of Pomeroy during tho !local yoor ondlnQ tho cammunlcotlon tawtro 7033 · on lop of tho hill; Such rool ooltll hovlng Docomber 31, 1995, tho following oumo be ond they Thence north tO dogreot porceloo. 11Hl2!5911.000. •a• Ea a1 213·-••• 1I tIIo Dood Ro.loronco: Volume trt htrtby tet atldt 1nd 44 , •• on Iron pin oot an tho South 148, Pago 358, Molgo opproprlotod 11 tollowa, vir. Section 2. That there bo right at Uno of oold County County Dood Records. No warrantlea are made opproprlotod from tho Rood 7 5. Thence North 36 dogrooa 11 lo ony Ilona, mortgogoo GENERAL FUND 13 , 41" weo1 30.oo 1otlta • or encumbrance• on tha PROGRAM I· SECURITY OF Real Etttto. PERSONS AND PROPERTY poI.nI In lh o conI orII no oI above Tho Boord of A1·1-A · Pollee L..( oold County Rood 75; Commlitlonoro moy ro1act Enforcement Thonco elong tho ony bids ond ro·odvortlot 210 Peraonal Servlcee centorllno of oald County lhll property until all auch 211 Solarloo/Wagoa .......... ROid 75 along a curve to properly lt IOICI or looaod. ...................... S134,00o.oo tho right, Chord • South e2 Tormt of poymont 111 11 2t2 EmployH Bontlllo .... degrooo58'13"Wttii2.M5 lollowa: 10 porcont of ....................... :.... 41,000.00: loot, rodluo • 210.44 loot to r,urchou pr.lce · pold 240 Suppiiii/MIIerlola ...: a point; mmodlotoly by cooh or " .... ' ..............'.. ' .. 36,00o.ocl Thonco South 72 degreoo bonk chock. Romolnlnn 250 Copltol Outley ........... :. 08' 07" Woot 101.110 Joel • ............................. 3,400.00 olong tho centorllno of otld bolonco duo within thirty Toto! Pollee Low County Rood 751o o paint; (30I doyo otaelo, · Mtlgt County Boord of Entorcoment. .... $219,400.00 Thol\co along the CountyCommloolonora AH·C Stroot Lighting . ' 'Cintorllno of oold County (11 27 ; (21 3, 10, 11; 4Tc 240 Supplloi/Metorlelo ..... Rood 75 end olong o curve ...:••••:,;......... :...... 34,00o.OO to tho loft, chord= South 44 Totol Stroot Ughtlng ......... degrooo 15' 41" W111 Public Notice ........................... 34,00o.OO · 2117.•74 toei, redluo • 288.48 PROGRAM V· BA$1C : toetto o point; . UTILITY SERVICES ORDINANCE ND. 829 Thence South 16 dogreeo A1-&-AEiectrlcUtlllty . 11M ANNUAL 23' 15" Wool 148.820 toat . 240 Supplloi/Melerlelo .... · APPROPRtAnON elong tho contorllno of otld 4,300.00 : ............................. ORDINANCE County Rood 75 to tho point ·5-B Goo Utility · A 1 An ORDINANCE to mo.ko of baglnnlng, contolnlng 240 Supplloo/Metorlalo .... : 2.271 ocroo, more or loot, appropriation lor Current .:................. :......... 2,00o.OO • oxcoptlng 111 logo! Expenaea and other Continued on Poae 7 · Expondlluroo of tho VIllage tlllmento ond rlghlo of ·1 SEVILLE Ottawa .. PltllbllrJI>. 7,30 p.m. Quebec: • Buffalo, 7:JO p.m '"The New Year" was the theme of the tyOgram presented by Jessie Wbite at a recent meeting or lbe Hemlock Grange at the baiL . The program included readings "A New Beginning" by Nancy Wells; "Makt( This tbe Best Year Ever" by Linda Schoeppner; "A Farmer's Prayer" by Sylvia Mid· kifr; "Wby Are We waiting" by Muriel Bradford; and "Resolutions:" by Jessie White. There was a contest 1"itb Sara Cullum's group winning and a candlcligbting service to conclude tbe . program, Rosalie Story .presided at the meeting wbicb opened witb lbt;. presentation of !be flag and group . singing of the ·~Battle Hymn of !be Republic" Bernice Hawk was reported ill. Margaret Haning was named as janitor for February . Helen Quivey reported on !be bilk· ing contest and making saddle bags for wallcers. · The grange rally will be held at !be Friendly Hills Camp Feb. 1012. Plans were--announced for Star Gmnge to visit Hi:mlock and Hemlock to visit Rock Springs and for inspection to be held on Apri16. The birthdays of Sylvia Miilkiff and Edna Clark were observed. Members sang "Happy Trails" to close the meeting. · . PUBUC NOnce • Acre Parcel. Th onco South .. d1111,..• Tho Molgo County Board of Commlulonoro r1 07' It" Eoot 224.242 lttllo All Valentine Hearts will be published in the February 14lh issue 111 a cost of only $6.00! • MUS'I BEJ»REPAID.! 14 20 Toolgbt'• gam• Heart Association. Your neighbors sbould be tbankrul lbat you .ha-.e committed )'Ollnelves to raising tbe funds and creating tbe awareness so that people in Meigs County are educated on bow to live a heartbealtby lifestyle and will impact tbe cardiovascular disease problem, Meigs County's number one cause of death. That's quite a responslbil· ity and yoti bave done a sur,ert> job .oraccCptlng tbauballenge. ' · Members or !be Meigs County SBld.Dr._ T~ke.. ~erican Heart Association Board It IS sigmficaot to note lbat . !Delude Sandy Iannarelli, Dr . Meigs County bas bad a number or Wilma Mansfield, Rhonda Dailey, succ~ssrul years in a row, being Texanna WeU, Scott Lucas, Denver nommated for an award lbe past and Nora Rice, Donna Carr, Ida tbiee years, That m~s great ~- Dieb~. Dan Morris, Alice Wolfe, unteers and outs_tanding ~- Debbie HaptonstaU, John CosWiza, PRESENTED A WARQ- The Meigs Dlvklon of the American So congratulation to Dr. W•_lma Bob Hoerlicb, Betsy and Eldred He.art Asloclatlon was se~d lo receive tile A Division's "OveraU : . MB;nsfield and Sandy lanoarelU for · Parsons, Jane Frymyer, Mi!Ue MidAchievement A-rd." Dbpl!oyi"'J tile award hero are Rhonda Dal~ tbeir past and pn:seo! roles as Divl- kiff, Jeanette Thomas, and Nancy loy, left, secretary,llild Dr. Wilma Mansfield, vlee president. sion Presidents." Campbell. Dr. Teske continued, "I thank all of you for your spirit and dedicaPublic Notice PubliC Notice tion 10 tb~,mission of tbe American · Public Notice Public Notice Anyone wlio would appreciate a thoughrful word from you! 11 7 lJ 14 ~~:.tt;~~~t man of !be JllOIIliiD '~unmi~ wu ccmme~ for an otltstanding job ~n ove~seemg lbe efforts of lbe mteraCilve _ pr:ograms of !be Meigs County D!~isioo. . In addition, !be Affiliate BOIIId ~ all or !be. members of ~ Me1ss County Division for tbeir ertons. . "Being a Ba;ard mem~ usually means y~ getmvo~v~ ~J~st abut eve.rytbing even 1t 1r IS J_uu to attend an event or buy a ticket," LOR CONFERENCE C.ntr .. DM.ac. !'t: L I a: fA fsl. Detroit .............. l I 0 St l.o¥il ........... 3 I 0 Oal1» ................ 201 Torotuo ............. 1 I 1 WUuUpet:.......... 1 2 I cent Increase over lbe previous year, going 21percent over goal. -Programs n:acbed 5,981 peopie wbicb was 26 percent of lbe population and 19 percent over lbe 93-94 goal. -S~cally, in fund Jllisins the residential campaign raised $6,370witb agoalors5,100. Donna Carr wu congratulated as the cbairman or !be residential campaign this year and for tbe past five years. A key also to tbe success of the campaign was tbe American ·Heart Walk, chaired by Millie Midkitr, ·raised $5,400 with a goal of $3,100. -The camatioo sale, cbaired by •Depver and Nora Rice bas been a successrul event ror many years and it helped special events go over its goal by 24 pen:ent. Progra111 goals were also exaeded and John Costanza, cbair- Grange me~ts for New Year ~TERN lowellville 46. Vien111 Milhew• 42 47 Chevy • GMC - Pontiac ~ Olds • Buiek • Cadillac • GEO ·PRE-OWNED ~ARS & Hockey luc• 44 , E. Kaos: 43 Noa-co~~r.reoco IICIIoo , .. s. .... All><"' .._- - - - - - -,.,.;;;; L<n;o C•th. 51 , l.otowood St. Auptiue 36 Lordltown l7 , Maplewood 25 · Wallh 61, Maloae 40 g WE HAVE THEM ALLU% . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Meigs County AHA receives state award • u.. Cool. .Gea Utic:a 6S, 811 Wllala Sl Vu Wert 39, Der'IUCe 31 Vinton Co. 60, Welllton 49 W. Holna 66, Lwdoa\'ille 21 W. 1e.tfmoa46, JoDIIbu Alder 4S , . W. UbenyS~cmS6,1adi.. Lal'o40 W . Uoloo 49, Ripley 42 · WaiDut Ridae S~. M.-ioo 'PrankliD. 37 WllfeD IWdiDK Sl, earq,bell Memorial23 WMbiqtgn C.K 69, LoDdon )4 Wolctfon! sa. Fort Frye <0'11 W•verly 63, S. Wct.lcr 52 W"""' Latlwn 54, N. Adamo 41 Willard 63, Bay VUiaat 32 < Hcallt 64, F'>Jilor Calli. 27 Holpac S9, Ayenvllle42 Hopewclll.Aludoo Sl, Bettlville II Hubb.-d 71, YDUD .. Uberty 41 Hltmn 62, Ptwt Clioton )4 lndiao Vall. 51, Ak:roa Co•e~ 45 Jacboa Ceater 70. DcOA1'f' Rtwnide Mld..OWo CoDfenDCe l'ladlay 67, Ceottll St. 51 lJppor Saad..ty 60. Colot!cl Cnwfonl Pbil . Johutown 66, Ncrthtid&e 49 K.al.ida 71. Un. Catb. 46 Keotoa Ridie 9S, SpriaJ. Sh.wace 72 !...aU Ridae S4, El)'ria Ftrlt Bapt. 46 Suoday'ocamea Lakeview 42, Badtet 29 PboeliJ. • New Yort. DOOn l..akewDOd 53, Uckiot Vall. 3S · OoldGD State Ill C!.JtaF, l:JO p.m. libmy Center ~2. E¥aareen tB ' Uberty Unian 71; Uckiaa HtJ. 37 Blllli 112. Kcoroo 34 ' ' Uma Temple Ch r. 34. Fort WayD.e •a"' (lDd .) Blackhlwt: 24 -~-1 ---:::~--=......,.-------!-1 62. Gral 97, Lokea VoUoy Alh'-1 S. IDcJiwU .. . Ullioto 56, Wettflll 41 Aorida .............. J 3 0 N.Y~Rao .... I 3 o Re~etVt 30 Ohio women s SCOres ~I n N.Y. lslaodcn ... 2 0 I Partanmuth Clay 23 - frellJ)nt Roll 49;-Napokan 45 Fremont St. Joaeph S6, Mohawk 44 Gallipotia IOO,Jacban 17 Oanway 91, Jewett...Scio 29 Gcooa n. Northwood 41 lhmiltao Twp. 44, Circleville 39 H.unibal River SO, Frontier .U Hawkca SO, Berlia Ceruer Wutero New Yort a1 Charlont, 8 ('l .m. Tea)'l Vall. 69,1...oDn Elm ~0 TIDCU 74, fficbYilie 31 Tol. Bowsher 5S, To!. Ouiltiaa 33 Tol. Wbitmer 76,1Utoria Sl Triny 59, Black River 25 Tuac:arawu VaU. SS, Akron ·Mancb""'37 Ualoatowa Lake 53, New PhiiDdelpbil Atllalk: Dh-Woa Euelld 73, Willoo8,hby s . 4S Faitbub S7, Trild 28 F~l Hoc:thl'a: 51'~ Henii5Cif Mille;''" Frllltlin Goldeo State at Bo.loo, 7:l0 p.m. J!hoeoil lll!hilldelpbia, 7 ;30 p.m. Portla.~~d at CLEVELAND. 7:30 p.m. L.A. Labn Ill Seattle, 3:30p.m. . .. .. Sylnni• SOuthview 84, Bowliaa: Orcea -40 Illlll EMtlateN. 91, Miple Hll.-31 Elida 79, Otrawo-GIUMrlSS Elfllllj'ood sa. 01se10 39 Ptrtlaad 106,Ddfoifl9 41 EASTERN CONFERENCE Dowr 66, Meamwbroot 45 E. Cutoa U, 1\lllaw 29 E. Cliotoa sa, Mldilon Pili Ill .56 ' £. Uv«pooJ 61, liKliu Crai 63 a..EV~ 71 , Allu.ta 61 _ !Jtoh 120, ~ •.WL • 60. Rcalu 52 Oe. VA·SI M, Deawnolll 32 Ow F«t 22, Buckeye II Oyde 63, Sa.ndutlry SL M_,. 57 · Col. Brookhnve.n 101, Mimin 17 Col. C'enteDDial48, Col. &It 31 Col. Ealumor 52, Zaaesville 41 CoJ.ID~adeace 62, Col. Briap 3~ Col. Uude.n·MciCiD.Ity 46, Col. Nortb- WESTERN CONFERENCE :r... .!! Utall ....................... 31 St.- DON TATE MOTORS, Inc. (!) Strylr;ct . Sytvaag . Bloom C.-ro'l 54, Fairfield UlliaD 42 . BIWftaD n, Ada6l DoctiDI42, HOUlton l9 Brookfield 49, LaB,. 46 Btoot.lyn 37, I.Athenn W. 31 But:)'l'\l& 66, Norwalk 36 Cadiz SJ.Sh..yslde 39 • C11al Winchester 60, Amand•· Clc:arcreek 4S . Canfield 52 , Salem 38 AtloodcDt.WC. ."We''{; now come to be a1 the pomt w ere the beat bas to be turned up a little bit," current Labor Sem:tary Roben Reich said 1'n a telephone ,·ntervi'ew · "If •'t comes to it and rormer Secretary Usery does feel it is appropriate to come up wa'th a sugges•-' ' , ""' solution and 'if that solution is cons~ to be reasonable and fair by !be publie, lbe players and owners are going to be under a great deal or pressure to abide by IL" al bis home in AI'Usery, reached y · r mgton, a., declined to say whetber be would recommend a solution. ''I'm doing to do everylbing I can to bring about an aa .....men•" ~ be said. ''I'd rather get....-10 the meeting's filS! before I comment.'' : : , Friday, J1nu1ry 27, 1995 I I All Used Cars & Trucks Must Go. Taxes and title fee not included. All payments subject to credit approval ;:~::~=:~ DON TATE MOTORS, Inc •.rox~:c~~:~no• · IT'S WORTH YOUR DRIVE! I I. The Daily Sentinel Valentine Hearts 111 Court Street. Pomeroy, OH 45769 Words! I . Must Be Rec:elvtcl By Feb. 9 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I I DON WOOD "Where Better Really Matters" · East. State Street Athens, .Ohio 593-6641 IUICI • OlDS • POfiTIAC e rADIUAC e GMC • TOYOTA • FOIID e UIICOUI/IEIQIIY Allll Olt location . llOOO rcaa h or rracte dowl'l , 1st attCIJ fl1y O.po111, d ue At i ••• cr.adtt . Windatar MSAP. 21,i60: end 114 ,730.71 1 �Page 6 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Midclteport, Ohio Wonllip. to-.JU a.m., '/ pm. WecNtday Services · 7 p.m. ApostoliC • Eprscop<tl arChttrdo 326 B. ~ • -· st., """""'!' OJ W-*oCiootrdlofCiorlol 332260>ildral'aH.-Rd. Sill and Main Paator. AI Hlrll<il Youth Minia10r. Bill PraDer Suoday School · 9:30 lUlL WonhiP' 8:", 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wodnetdoy Services • 7. p.m. Haly Buclwitt !fMI s...day SchooiiiLm. Colree bour fallortlt>a Ptttor: Kmth Radet Suaday Schooi · IO un. Wonhip • 9 .a.m. Hol rn ess .,.. . _ C h _ Flalwoods - Putor. tc.ilh RadetSunday School • 10 a.m. Wanhip · II a.m. 310S7 Stale ...... 32S, l.ODpvllo Putor: Rev. Rick Moloyed Sunday school - 9:30 Lm. Suoday wonhip • 10.35 Lm. a: 7 J1o!0L Children'adurdt · IO:JSa.m. Youdl6p.m. Wodneadaypnyer- • 7p.m. ' Keno Churcla or Clntol Wonhip • 9:30 L.m. Sunday Sdiool · 10:30 LID. PUtor·Jetmy wonIll and 3rd Sao,day Free Will B~~:~rcla AlhSwel, . . Pu1or. Let Hayman ::l Satunlay s.~ . 7:30p.m. w y~·7:30p.m. Rodne Flrll Baplltl Youth PtaU>r: Aum Youna .Simday School · 9:30a.m. . Wonhip. 10:40 Lm., 7:00p.m. Wednetday Service• ·7:00p.m. su ..,. Run Byllsl Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Bradfwd Churdt or Clutol Comer of St RL 124 a: Bradbury Rd. Bvanaelitt: Dent: Slump Ywlll MUUtter. Michael Teacanlm Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip . 8:00a.m.,lll:30Lm., 7:00p.m. Wednesday S.rvicet • 7:00p.m. Se~ ·6:30p.m. Lupdle chitotlu a. ..... Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. •Wonhip·I0:30a.m., 7:30p.m. W...,eaday Service 7:30p.m. Hemlock Grove Churc:b PallOr: Gene law · Sunday tchool • 10::!0 a.m. · Wonhlp • 9:30 o.m., 7 p.m. Old Met Free Will Bopllst Ch211601 St. Rt. 7. Middlepon Somday School • 10 un. Evonin& • 7:30p.m. Thunday S.rvieea • 7:30 llllllldo Bopllll Cbun:ll St. RL 143 jill ~ RL 7 p,_, Rev. Jomet'R. Am:e, Sr. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip ' IILm., 6 p.m. Wednelday ~moe• ·7 p.m. , Vktory Boplllllndependaal . FaUll Baptbl Churc:b Fonll R•llafllll PUIDr : Ariu Hurt Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wor>hip : II a.m. ML Morllb BIIPIIsl Fourth a: Main St., Middlepon Putor: a... Gilbert CJOia. Jr. s...day Sdoool· 9:30 Lm. 9:30 . Old DIIUr.ble ~- Cllll'do Sundoy School • 9:4S a.m. WedDOtday Servioet - 7 p.m. Wonhip • 10:45 Lm. R•tla.tCb-fiiGod P-: O"'lory L Sean Sooday Sdoool· 10 a.m: s.m::~t?1!r:Lm. Wonhij> · ll Lm.,6 p.m. Wednetday ServiC!!I_· 7 p.m. Wonhip • 10:45 Lm. 'lllanday s.m.... ·7:30p.m. S,raCUM Flrll Cburdl or God A!'Peand Second Su. · · - Salem Froo Wit St. lapllt! Pttta: a... Paul Taylor Sunday Sdoool · 10 ...... p,_, Rev. David Ru11eD .Sundax %11aoh11d Wonhip· 10 a.m. - Bverun, s.m-· 7 p.m. . w~ Service~ - 7 p.m, B~ · 7p.m._ . · . \\>~y Servi<Zt .• 7 p.m. Cllurc:ll or God or ProphOCJ OJ. While Rd. off SL RL 160 . . Putor: PJ . <lutlmm Sooday School · 10 LID. Ca thol ic .....,. Boon Calloolk: a..rc~a 161 Mullmy Ave.. Panetvy, 992·5198 Pt-. Rev. Wallet E. II.U.. S.. Con. 4:45-HSp.m.; Mm· S:30 p.m. Suo. Con. -8:4S·9:1Sa.m., S... Masa •19:3() a.m. Doiky Mut • 8:30 Lm. WOI1hip · II un. Wednetdty Servieet · 1 p.m. · Ctw r c t1 of Christ v Ch.rc:hf Clnill 21~ W. Mlin SL N.,. Life Cb- fiiGod S.R. 248.a: Riebel Rood, ChetW Pu10r. Rev. William D. Hindt s...day Scboo1 • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 6 p.m. Wednetday Servioet • 7 p.m. Putor. 9:30_a.m. Wonhip • 11 a.m. . Wednetday Servicca • 8 p.m. Tun:ltChurdl Co. Rd. 63 :!~lei' 9:30 L.m. p,_, Rev. Emmdl Rawoon Sunday School • 10 a.m. · EvODift& · 7 p.m. Wedneaday Services • 7 p.m. Mlddleporl Pen-1 ThiniAve. .p,_, Rev. Oarlc Baker • lOa.m. H - Ca-•..tiJ Churdt Off RL 124 Putor. Edael Hltl Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wanhip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. 0,-C-•niiJ a.Sunday School • 9:l0 a.m. Wonhip'• 10:30 Lm., 1 p.m. . ~ .. Fettow••• c .. t.r s,...._ f1nt Uollod Pretbylerl• Ptator. Rev. Krillnl Robin~a~ Sunday School - lOa.& ' Wonhip • II a.m. .. a..a ~--,~er~ Wonbip • 9 Lm. Salem St, Rulland ~School M - Chllpel Cllurcla Lany Paw, Superintendenl Wonhip • 7 p.m. Wedneaday ~rvice • 7 p.m. Falllt ~­ Sunda~ool · 9:30a.m. Mlddt!l!l!ll.Citum or tile Jlln Ptttor: G"'I"'Y A. Condilf Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm.,.6:30 p.m; Wodneaday Servicet • 7 p.m. Wonhip • 3 p.m. Unrted Brethren a-.. U.lled a.-. ML laCbrltiCiturcla · Texu Community- ~ CR 82 Pt110r. Robert Sanden Sunday'School · 9:30a.m. Wor>hip • 10:30 un., 7:30p.m. Wc:4n<tday Servieet · 7:30p.m. · UdMJi'aiiiiChordl Ri. 7 citt Pameroy By-Pui P.-: Rev. Robed E. Smith, _' _ Sr.:._ - SiiDdiy SchOol • 9:30 Lm. Wonhip . 10:30 ~m.. 7 p.m. Wodnetday 5eJ!iee • 7 !'-!!!·_ s,..._ C h - fllat N_,.., Pu10r. Rev. Rick Stu,.;tl Suoday School - 9:30 o.m. Wanhip • I0:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wodnetdoy Servieet • 7 p.m. Newman Neue Settlem ... Clturcla · Seullt - e l N.,.T_m... SllverRid.. Pu1or. Duane Sydalllric:ker Sunday School • 9 a.m.· Wonhip • 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wodnetday Serviee • 7 p.m. P. J, PAULEY, AGENT RIDENOUR GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES CLASSIFIED-ADS a supermarket for everything SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY SALES & SERVICE 992-7075 172 North Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio CI.ASSIFIEDS. A ' Bright lde1! • . . 204 Condor St. · Pomeroy, OH 992-2975 RAWUNGS • CO~TS FISHER FUNERAL HOME 992-5141 264 Soul~ 2nd , 1 Middleport SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY~ We Fill DoCtors' Prescriptions 992·2955 Pomeroy You 'U be floating on a cloud with the buys you'll find in the classifieds. F\)RNITURE & HARDWARE . Homel~e Saws Crow's Family Restaurant "Featuring Kentucky Fritd Chi'ckln " l 228 W. Main St., j)omeroy 992-5432 EWIN(; FUNERAL HOME "Dignity and Service Always" .Established 191.3 992-2121 . 106 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy 00 \87' Veterans fht I Clossifitll Stction !. - Misc. Jobs, FREE ESTIMATES Bill Slack 985-4473 992·2269 . 7122/!M 9:00-1 :00 Public Notfce . Memorial Hospital 115 E. Memorial Dr. Pomeroy 992· 2104 ......, I I ·' Lime Stone EP~ and RSES Certified Delivery Your authorized · American Standsrd Dealer Service Low Rate Financing Available 992-7553 DII'IIPPLIIIICI IIIIIICI :F..tory Aulhorllld Porto .. Sarvlco •All lblcoo -42 y_, ofaot Aalloblo Service .Woohlro • Dryora • Roni)H oflolrlgoraloro : f _ , . oOiahwaahoro ott.W. - o :Microw...a.otll~aalo ·•TifanU"MIIjli & Surrounding Ar•• (614) 1185-3581 or 992-5335 1:V1Wn Call ~92:7434 for more information. "We Are Now OpenFor Busint!'Ss". 'HAULING ' Umestone & Gravel The State Certified Pawn Shop Reasonable Rates "Your Neighborhood Lender" 115 W. 2nd St. - Pomeroy, Ohio Joe N. Sclyre Tel. (614) 992-5846. SAYRE TRUCKING "V>ie Loan You Ca$h on Anything of Value" 614·74,·2138 ,.....,..,.. 1 ·6:: :~ 1 mo. pd. · . BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. GRAY'S Mobile Welding Diesel Injector SVC Injector Pump SVC Tune-ups 985·3879 DIN'S ·APPLIANCE SIRIICE For Ill Malor" Bra!Ids (Lime Stone Low Ralnl . WICKS HAULING (Speclllze In driveway spreading) limestone, . Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614~992-3470 . DIVE'S SWAP SHOP • One mile out 143 from Rt. 7 Tuee. - Wad. • Fri. • Sat. 1-6 • Crllftaman Tools •Toys •Guns Loads ol Misc. Buy-Sell· Trade 992·2060 l Cl/0/l mo C&J FURNITURE Just below Hobson on State Route 7 New & Used 992-7508 New 2 piece living room sets $300.00 NBw Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 614-992-7643 UHIIlppiiCinces for Sale Call · (No Sunday Calls) 2J12f92/lfn 614·992·5515 1W111tfn BINGO Racine American Legion Post 602 Now having Bingo · every Sunday Night Starting 6:45pm Doors open 4:30 pm The more ~opte· playing the bigger the pay-oH. Save ad for 1 free care!. 949·2038 or 949·2044 ·uciNE GUN CLU_ B· GUN SHOOTS FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:30P.M. STARTING DEC. 30 Olle Stop Complete Auto 81dy Rep1ir PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE Chuck Stotts 614-992- 6223 Free Estimates Insurance Work Welcome State At. 33 Darwin, Ohio 10121J'Mitfn MODERN SAIITITION POMEROY, OHIO Septic tanks cleaned & portable toilets rented. Dally, weekly A monthly ranUII rates. Job sites • Camp Sites • Family Reunions & Parlles NOW OFFER IN G GENERAL HAULING umeatone, Sand, G111ve1 and Coal WE HAVE A·1 TOP SO IL FOR SALE tel . rlence 20 992 -3954 12 Gauge Only Linlted: 740 ladiban, EmcrqPIH y P!wnc 985-3·1 18 680 Front Kenny's_Auto Rental 12121/M/11n 11 ~< ,., B.8J.Aft0 PAiftiNO Kenny's is the place to come when you need a car rental. "Yoa Crailt It" We Fix lt 01 32361 Dowltlo Run Road We H11ve C1111 1111d V11nsl Long Bollom; OH. 45743 Portable Walding Aluminum & Steel up to '/• Inch . Call Anyllme John Krider 614-843-5192 • 1·800·486· 1590 .Bus. (614) 446·9971 Kenny's Auto Center ?64 Upper River Rd. Galli Ji§,_QI;!. 45631 "'I'"' QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS Harald Pii...,n 614-843-5285. . 1/2CIIII •Cust•m M1de •Selld vinyl rtplacement wlnllowt •Free Elflm1fet •$200 Installed C.ll for DttaUs r..._. / WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Specializing in Custom Frame Repair NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & Mq DELS 992· 7Q13 OR 992-5553 OR 1·800-848.007 DARWIN, OHIO TOLL FREE 7131!91 TFN YOUNG'S CAIPENJER SERVICE • Room Additions • New Garages • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing •i nterior & l!xteriol""' ~ ~ Painting _ Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) . V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomeroy, Ohio - ~ 112Mn SMITH'S CONSTRUaiON Cuatom Bulldlnw I Rtmodtllnw •New Homes • Addillons • New Garages • Remodeling • Siding • Roofing • Painting FREE ESTIMATES (614) 992·5535 614 992·2753 • •' 'VISIT OUR SHOWROOM' 110 Court St., Pomeroy; Ohio "Look for lha Red and White Awning" , 997-4119 AI Troilm, Owner 1·800·791·5600 Howard L Wrlteael ROOFING NEW-REPAIR Gunera Downspouts Gutter Clunlng Vacuum Cleaner Service StMclal . 1. Clean motor 2. Gcease Roller Bearings 3. Clean Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2168 ~ 16faot TFN • Special offer includes: & check agitator ' I ~: 4. Clean all moving parts • 5. Clean & check· filter system 6. Check Belts 7 . Check electrical system Kerosene Heater Repair Porlll & Service on Moot M.lkea A•clne M-er Clinic . so% off "In Stock" Oregon Chtln Saw Bllft 949-2804 L-~~~------~----~- ~------~ l Charlie's Public Notice doloull of tho Dofond•nt(o, LEGAL NOTICE In lho poymont of 1 proml ..ory note , ••cording D 01 J•n• • Unknown 'to Ita tanor, lht condition• Spouoe, If eny, ol Hobert F. 01 1 concurrent morigago Crump, whaae 1•11 proce ol dood given to aocuro tho reald•nct~ Ia known at, 206 p•yment ol eald nole •nd BuH•rn~tt Ave., Pomeroy, conveying tho premlooo OH U7811, but who .. . dllcrlbtd , have been . . Public Notice proaont place al ruldtnct b okan •nd Ul• ••me h•• Ia unknown wrllt•k• notice ~comt abaolulo. Contlnutd from Pogo 5 _ ......., ....;.....,............. 100·00 lh•J on.Novombor 23, 111114;· T he Patrtro,.r pr•y• th•t · Tot•l Program V ~ · 240 Suppllea/MIItrlala .... . l'aderol N•tlon•l Morig•a• Jht Dolondonl(o) n•mod Baalc Ullllly Servlcea....... ..........:................ 12,025.32 Allocl•tlon lllod Ito obove bt roqulrod to Compl•lnt In c... No. 114· · ............................. 8,300.00 234 To DlatrlbU)Ion ....... .. CV·2711 In lhl Court of •nower •nd aol up tholr PROGRAM VII-GENERAL ............................. 3,000.00 Common Ploll, Mtlflt lnlorttl In ••ld rool oototo GOVERNMENT 250 Copltal Outl•y .......... .. A1 ·7·A Moyor •nd ...........................42,000.00 County, Ohio olloglng thot or be forever barred from tht Dtltndont, Jane Dot, , ..orting lht ••me, lor Totlll Flrt/Firo Trucli......... Admlnatratlvo Otflctt 210 Pereonal Strvl~tt ......................... 112,125.32 Unknown Spoutt,ll ony, of lorecroaure of .. ld Hobert F. Crump, h.. or mortgoge, 1111 moreholllng 211 Sllarlea/Wagea ......... B9o5-A Utility cl•lmo to h•v• •n lriterett In olany _lltna, •nd tho aalo of ........................... 40,000.00 240 SupprrooJM•t•rl•la .... · ..:................ ....... 11,500.00 tho roll ••t•t• dotcrlbed told ro•r oatott, ond lht 212 Employet Bontflta.... below· proc. .dt of .. td •••• ........................... 13,000.00 234 To Dlllrlbullon ......... Situated rn tho vrn. 111 of oppUod I? lhe poymont of 220 Trovel...............300.00 .............................1,000.00 240 Suppllot/Mottrtolo.... TOIII Utlllty........12,500.00 Pomeroy, county of Melgo, PtUtloner • cl•lm rn tho •nd St•t• of Ohio, •nd proper ardor of ll.o prlorHy, ........................... 10,500.00 B6-1·A Softly dncrtbld •• lollowa. to wit: and for ouch othar and 24CJ..2 Aofundo .... 1,500.00 240 Suppllta/MIIIrlol• .... Totol M•yor ond ............................. 9,500.00 hlng Lot Number Flva further rtlltl •• lo )ual ond THE TOiol Safoty.........ll,500.00 Hun!~ rod Two (502, In tho e q u It• b r • . Admlnlttrotlve OHice........... VIII•D• of Pomeroy, County DEFEJIIDANT(S) NAMED ......................... 115,300.00 B9·1·F L•w Enforcement of Molga, ond Slolo of Ohio, ABOVE ARE REQUIRED At-7-B Leglalallvt Actlvltloa Truat Fund •nd thare Ia •lao convo~d TO A N S WE A 0 N OR (CounciQ · 240 Supplloa/M•I•ri•l• .... ' 21 o Pereonar Sorvlctt ......................,...... 2,518.12 herewith, •II rlghtt wllh BEFORE THE 17th DAY_OF , 211 Stilarloi/Wagea.......... Tol•l Law Enforc•monl roapoct to tho uoo of the MARCH, 11115. Lota BY: Demlo A•lmor Co. LP.A. oldowolk bolweon .............................5,500.00 Trust Fund .............. 2,511.12 Donnla Reimer, 212 Employtt Bontflt•.... BI-7-A Motor V!thlcla Numbero 502 and 503 ao woa tronaforrod to the Attorney •t Lllw ,,.............................100.00 License Tu Fund · Qrontor herein. AHorney lo~ To tal Leglal•ll v e 240 Supplloi/Motarl•la .... Tho . Potlllonor further Pl•lnUH-Patltloner Actlvltloa ................. 6,200.00 ...........................10,500.00 P.O. Box 188 A1·7·D Clorlc/Troeaurer Tot• I Motor Vehicle ollegeo th•l by ro01on ol Twtna"urg, Ohio 44087 210 Pareonal Sorvlcea Ucenoo To Fund.10,500.00 (21 8) 425-4201 211 Sllarlea/Wagoa.......... B6-A Fodor•l Gr•nt Fund • 1 C8rd of Thanks Federal Notional Morta•a• . ........................... 15,000.00 CBDG ..:........::.:::..;:..:..:..,;.,:.~~Aaoocllllpn 212 Employee Btneflta.... 230 Conlrocll'!ll Sorvlcoo (1, 13, 20,27 ............................. 2,550.00 ........................... 11,000.00 (2, 3, 10,17; lTC Total Clertifl'reuuror ....... 240 Suppllaii!M•tarl•l• .... The Family 01 ........................... 17,550.00 ........................... 10,000.00 DALTON WENDELL A1·7·ASollcltor Total Ftdorol Gronl Fund HENRY 3 Announcements 230 Contractuor S.rvlco .. .. ......................... 21,000.00 would like to expreea ............................. 2,000.00 Gr•nd . Tol•l Special our appreciation lo Total Soilcltor ..... 2,000.00 A o v o n u o Fu nd NOTICE friends, nelgllbora, .reA I· 7-G Boord• •nd Approprlellon ..... 352,0113.14 Lowell C. Shinn Tractor is mov in,. · Commlaalona Section 5. That tharo be latives, and the woOur nr:w addtt:SI will be 234 County Audllor'o •nd from the men ol the Oslrllnder 43~9 Statr: Rt. 160 North . Trtoauror.'a Fao ...... 3,500,00 I·· Irotic>wi1•a DEBT SERVICE Wr: will be the third building nonh United Methodist Totol Boord ond FUNDS: or Haffr:lt 's Carpel Mill OuiiCt Church and othen Commloalona ......... 3,500.00 Gener•l Obllgollon Bond Phone II will remain 614-446-1044 A1·7·X Other Goneul Fund who fii:OVIded food, Government ., ., , . . . Olhor Debt Sorvlct Fund pray-. and other 230 Controctuel Servrcoo I).X-7 260 Building Fund ..... algna ol love al the 5 • Prl-tre .................400.00 ............................. 6,500.00 lime ol our greet lose. Total Other Gtnorel Tot•l Other Dob\ Slrvlce Afeo, to all who visited · Govemmen1 ............... 400.00 Fund ........................ e,500.00 and caHad; Rev. A1·7·A Other U111 of Fundt Gr•ntl TOI•l Dtbl S.rvlct Weyne Engle lor hla 271 Tr•nafe,.. ..125,000.00. .. ................... :....... 1,500.00 Tot•l Olhar Utoa of Section 7. That thare bt encouraging worda; Fundo .................. 125,000.00 epproprloltd from lho all pellbearara; OaSactlon 3. Th•t lhtro bo following ENTERPRISE 1111nder Masonic epproprlatod from tho FUNDS. Lodge; V.F.W. Post GENERAL FUND for Et-5-AW•IIr Fund 3297, Delawara,Ohlo; contlngencioll for purpo•oa . 210 Ptreonol So"!lcaa nOI othorwlao provldtd •lor, 211 Soloria•IWagao.......... · Robinson · Funeral to be expended In ........................... 75,000.00 Home peraonnaf; all accordiJICI with lho 212 EmployH Bonellta .... who aaalstad In any provlalona of Section ........................... 20,000.00 way In Roaa County, 230 Contractual Sorvlcea 5705.40, R.C., tho aum of Chillicothe. A special . ........................... 10,000.00 529,1550.00. Zae~1'31 Kililth, thank-you lo Sgt. ' Grend Total Generol Fund 240 Supplleo/Moloriala .... Is l'llfs Your ApproprlaUon ...$529,1550.00 ........ :.................. 57,473.10 Holcomb, Gallla-Melgs Tot•l 0Hico ..... ll2,473.10 Section 4. Thl1 there bo SUite Patrol, Henrietta Dtuld,t appropluted lro'm tho E1 ·5-E Pumping . Hysell, Nina Pierce; all I o II ow In 11 SPEC IA L 240 Supplloa/Malorlola .... Happ, 40111, who offered comfort REVENUE FUNDS. Strttt ........................... 11,000.00 In anyway. Conatructlon, M•lnltnanco, Tol•l Pumplng .. ti,OOO.OO RoH L.Henry ~ nd Repair Fund. Et·!hl Dlatrlbutlon OOrNIU PROGRAM VJ. 260 NOlo-Debt SorviCII ..... . Wife s.ru.Dt111111 TRANSPORTATION ........................... 65,000.00 B1·6·B Stroot Conalructlon Tot•l Dlotrtbutlon ............. and Roconotructlon ........................... 65,000.00 44 Apanment 210 Poroonar Sorvrceo Et-5-G Motoro 211 SalariH/Wogee.......... 240 SuppllooJM•IIrlala .... torRent ........................... 90,000.00 ............ ,...............~2.400.00 ·. Totlll Motera ........ 2,400.00 212 Employu Bonellta .... Tolll Wohr Fund ........................... 30,000.00 240 Supplloo/MIItrl•l• .... Appropriotlon ..... 247,173.10 .............. .... ... ...... 38,000.00 EZ+A Sanllary s..pr Fund . . Syracuse, OHio : 240 Supprroo/MIIorlola .... Tolol Slrttl Conolrucllon _.................... ~.......10,235.12 A Reconalrucllon ................ . Now availble FmHA One BR apts, Totlll Ofllce ....... I0,235.12 ......................... 158,000.00 . E2+F Other Equrpmonl B1 · 6·C Street Cle•nlng, Senior, Disabled, Handicapped, 250 C•pft•l Outl•y............ Snow ond leo Romov•l 25,000.00 ........................... 240 Suppllei/Metorl•lo .... Basic monthly Rent $269.00. ............................. 4,500.00 £2.5-.J Other SanH•ry s.Tot•l Stroot cr ..nlng, Fund. Resident pays electric only Range, 260 NOlo-Debt S.rvlco..... Snow a leo Removal .......... .. ...........................811,000.00 Refrigerator, AJC ori -site laundry, ............................. 4,500.00 . Tot•l S•nll•ry Sawor Total Strttl Conllructlon, Community Room, Management, Malnlenance •nd Rep•lr Fund Appropriation.............. .................. ....... 154,235;12 Fund .................... 182,500.00 Maintenance provided · B2· 1·B St•lt Hlghwoy Ea..a-A Utility D~pc~~R Fund 240 Dopatft Rtlund ......... Improvement Fund SEE MANAGER FOR RENT UP SPECIAL ' ...........................20,000.00 240 Supplllt!M•tlri•l• .... Tot•l Utlllllot Depoall . 614-992·6419 TOO 1 ............................. 5,400.00 Tot•l St•l• Hlghw•y & Fund Appropriation .............. Improvement Fund.5,400.00 ' ........................... 20,000.00 Gr•nd Tolol Enterprloa Equal Housing Opportunity Tot~ Progrom VI • Trlnoparllltloil .. $187,1100.00 Fund• Approprlllllona .......... .........................<422,101.12 CEMETERY FUND Section t. Thll there ba PROGRAM II PUBUC approprlolld from lht HEALTH SERVICES T R U &..J_ ANQ..AGENCY Real Estate GenetRI --~~ B3·2·A Comeiii'Y __, FUNDS. 210 Pal'8on•l SorviC'*a 211 Salarlu/Wagaa.......... . POUCI! DISABILITY AND · r' PENBION FUND . ............................. 1,000.00 FOR SALE BY OWNER PROGRAM 1• SE_CUAITY_ 212 ErtJployn Boneftla.... . . OF PERSONS AN,D ............................. 1,000.00 Located in Meigs· Co. PROPERlY 240 Suppii../Milortala .... ...............- ............. ,000.00 B-11·212 Employor•' Shiro. Secluded . Home- Ali electric , three TOial Comotctr):.13,ooo.oo . .. ........................... 5,444.24 Bedroom, 2 bathroom, utiltity room . large Tol•l Program II • PubDc ~ 234 TtiXIa............... 300.00 Tohll Pollco Dloablllty •nd Ho•ilh Sarvlc11 .... 13,000.00 deck, 2 car garage w/garage door Ptnllon Fund ......... 5,744.24 PROGRAM Ill • PARKS A PROGRAM VII • GENERAL RECREATION FUND openers. Central Security . Syst~m­ LEISURE TIME ACTtVmES Entlowmtnl Fund Primestar Cable Satellite. central a1r & B5-3-A Aocrntlon Program Cemtllry ...........31,118.57 240 SuppUoa/MIIOrloll .... heat w/heat pump, triple pane stonn Olhtr'Endowmonl Fund .............................2,500.00 Porpotuol Care .... 7,212.77 Totlll Aocreollon Progr•m windows & doors; well insulated, maint. Tol•l lor . Endowmont ............................. 2,500.00 Totlll Pragrem Ill • Lllloure Funtl Appropriation.............. free siding, approx. 2 acres. Recently ........................... 41,331 .34 Tlmo Actlvltloa ........ 2,500.00 'aAAfiD TOTAL TRUST remodeled • $59,000 Oth•r Specl•l Revenue AGENCY FUNOS Fundo Call6l4-592-2497 between ·8 am- 7 pm APPROPRIATION. 51,071.51 Bl-3-4 FII'I/Ftre Truck TOTAL ALL 210 Pt1'8onor Satvtcao or 614-797· 3378 After 7 pm or leave 211 S•l•rlei/Wagoo .......... APPROPRIATIONS ............... ...................... 1,311,421.44 · . message. Ask for ChucJ< Hupp ...... ....................... 5,500.00 212 EmployHa Btnelfta.. (1) ~7. (2, 3; 2TC • • - ~!!. ~ Stop & Compare ~=======~~~~~~~~~~=! - suPKY · PONIEROY, OHIO • 992-666n BILL QUICKEL Uttlt things art Worth A/of and Removed WATERS EOGE APARTMENTS ...- Sunday Wonhip ·2:30p.m.: 'l'lolr>day aervicet ·7:30p.m. Remodeling ' .33045 .....Hiland ~Rood. Pameroy Ptttor:RoyHunlet Sunday School • 10 a.m. BveninJ 7:30p.m. r-doy a: Thunday. 7:30p.m. Shrubs Shaped •Complete ..., Seventh-Day Advent1st Sovenllt·DoJ Ad•entlol Mulbeny !Itt. Rd., Pctno..,Y PatiOr. Roy Lowintl:y Saturday ServU:et: Sabbtth Sdlool · 2 p.m. Wcnbip • 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. W'odneaday 7:30p.m. . ML 01.. Ca-••DIIJ Clturdl . Pu1or. LoWJmee B111h SW>day School • 9:30 Lm. Bvenin1 • 7 p.m. •-••reF.., ...., Ch-ot ... Nuanao PulOr: Jom w. Douala S111'1ay School - 9:30a.m. Worthip • 10:45 un., 7 p.m. ,Wodneiday Servioet ·1 p.m. . Wcnbip • 10 a.m. WednedayS.~ · 7pm. ~- •-ure Sunday Scbool • 9 Lm. Wonhip • 10 a.m. 1'uetday ServiCIOI • 7:30 p.m. Pentecostal l'at-IA-blf St RL 124, Rac:ino Pattor: Willi1111 Hoback Sunday tchool • 10 a.m. Wo..hip • 9:30 a.m. Sunday Sc:JiooJ. I0:30 un. Tllppen Plain• St. Pout P1110r: Sharon Hau.m.an ' lloiley Run Rood HocltlltiPorl Clua'dl PaaiOr: Bob Randolph Ptttor: Rev. OwJea Mub · Wonhip - 9:30un. Sooday School • 10:30 a.m. · UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. Faiii!To...,ocleCburcla Mlddlepllrt-Jia'llll Sunday Sebool · 9 Lm. Joppa Sunday School· 9:30a.m. WOiabip • IQ-JO i .lii. Wednetday Service"· 7:30p.m. PUIOr: Sam Andenon Sundoy SdtooiiO a.m. Bvenin8 - 7:30p.m. Wodnm•oy~. 7:30p..m. • 10 a.m. Wontrip ·li:IS Lm.,7 p.m. W.....,tday Service • 7 p.m. W<mhip • 9 a.m. Sunday School • I 0 a.m. Thur>day Scnicct.. 7 p.m. • Lonj IIAJ!I~ -- PUtiJr: Rev. Uianea Muh · Clifton, W.Va. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonbiv · 7p.M. Thur>day Service ·1 p.m. Putor: Robert E. Mutter Ch- . cnn.., Tabentocle Churcla 11et1te1 Chum Townlhlp Rd., 468C SW>day School · 9 Lm. Wonhip • 10 a.m. Wodnetday S'ervicoo ·IOLm. Pa•tor: Sharm Hau1111ua CtntraiCJuoler AliiMtB!f,ra.-) Putor: And,.., Miles , / Mlddletoorl ,..._"'" Cltotrdl Sl~ Pearl SL, Mict.tf.poo. Eu1Lelar1 Putor: Ken Molter OrandSttoet Sunday ScbooJ . 10 a.m. Alfred 114 mUe pall Port Meitt on New Lima R4 Pat!Or. William Van Meter Slltlday,7:00p.m. Wodnetday-7:00 p.m. . Frida:y-7:00 p.m. , . Sunday School · 9:45 a.m. Melp CooptndYe Parlth NorllleutCiuller lfvenins • 7 p.m. Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. Wonhip • lll:OO un., 7:30p.m: Coolrtlre U•llod Mllllodlol Pat'lllo Pa-. Hdm Klitte Pu1or: Rev. Ralph Spita Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wor>hip • 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Thur>day Scnicet • 7 p.m. AJIIIIIIallcPahh TII..Salnllon AmiJ liS Buuemut Ave., Pctneroy. ........ Off 124 behind Wilkeavilie Churc:ll ar J - Cbrlll, O!urdt · 9:15a.m. · Wonhip • 10.30 a.m. Syrocuto Mloolon 1411 Bridaeman St., Syracu10 Pa-. RoY (Mike) Thomp~a~ Suaday School • 10 a.m. EvODift& • 6 p.m. 'fledneaday Service • 7 p..m. W~·9Lm. ReJoldatr Lite Cbun:ll ~DON. 2ru!Ave., Middlepon p,_, Lo......,. Ponman SW>day School • I0 a.m. Wednetdoy S.rvieet • 7 p.m. Trtt1117 C•l' .all..,al Clt.mt Paaot: Rev.,~ Wildman Putor. Ken Molter Sao,day School · 10 Lm. Wonhip • II a.m. and 7 p.m. ML Oll•e Unllod Molhodlll Pu!Or. Sharon HautmiD Souiday School· 9:30a.m. Wmhip · II a.m., 6:30p.m. ' Sunday School · 10:00 Lm. s...un1 1 p.m. Thunday Service • 7 p.m. Theaday Semcca • 7 p.m. 811•...- Word orFalllt Putor: Dovid Doiloy SIOidoy Schooli:JO a.m. E...una • 7 p.m. E....... Houae orPro7er (II Burfinlbam dturdt ~Row 33) p,_, Robert Vlll<O Sunday wonhip • 10 a.m. Wodnooday aervice ·6:30p.m. s.p,_, Kl:meth Babr Caohlle Ch•rcla Main A Fifth SL Sunday School· 10 o.m. Wonhip. 11 ·~··7 :30p.m, ..,. Wedneaday S.mee • 7:30p.m. •••,. c ...muniiJ Claurdl Putor. TheiOil Durham Sunday • 9:30 ......... 7 p.m. Wodnetday • 7 p.m. Sao,day School · IOa.m. Wonhip • 9 L.m. Wedneaday ·1pm. • Sunday School: 10 a.m. Mornini W~: II Lm. B~J Wor>hip: 7 p.m. W-..ny Setvice • 7 p.m. Sunday School9:30 o.m. ~ S!aday School· 9:30IUIL . Wonhip · 10:4$ a.m. (Ill a: 3rd Sut1) o..... SpaldiD.t Sunday School · 9:4Sa:in. Calnry Pll&rim Cbaptl HarriaonvUic Rood Po110r. Rev. Victor Routh S.rvicet: Wedneaday, 7:30pm. Sunday, 2:30p.m. Putor. Kl:meth Boker S!aday School • 9:!1S a.m. Wonhip ·10:30 Lm. Thur>day Servicet . 7:30p.m. SL Paul Lltlheru C b Comer Syc:amon: a: Seoood S~.~ P.mooo>Yy Paator. Rev. Franklin Dic:ka11 Service: Priday, 7 p.m. Putor: Rev. Matpn:l J. Robintm Mlli'II... Stu OotrSa- ~- CtiWaiDI& IIIII Henry Su., aa-awood, W.VL Jnlrim pu10n: o-.e C. Woind< Sullday School • I 0:00 a.m. Wonhip • 11 a.m. Hartfanl Ch.rcla oiCitrtoll• Clriiii•U.Iaot Chu rc h o f God ML Marta~ Chun:ll or God . Rac:ino Putor. Rev. Jamea Slllerfield Canod Potwt: Kemeth Boker SundaY Sc:hool • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip ·10:4S Lm. (2nd .l 4111 Sun) Falll! Pellowllllp Crusade for Qrltl F...,..\'!:....., Light Hauling, •Garages SUPER BOWL PARTY · Cal•lt'J Bible Cburdl Pet- Pike, Co. R4 Putor: a... Blackwood SW>day ScbooJ · 9:30 Llll. Wanhip 10:30Lm., 7:30p.m. Wedneadax ~rvjg) ·7:.31l p.m. _ NewlJmeRd·., =:I. Boker Piao Qtvve Pu1or. DoW11 Spoldi. . Wonhip • un. Suoday Sc:liool · 10.30 a.m. .. Tile llellnen' 1'-. Sltllday SdlooJ · 10 o.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Wodnetday Servicea • 10 un. Luth e ran SL ,Jatoa I . . . . Ch- Chnst1an Ur11011 Sunday:;;,. 7:30p.m. W.........y. :30p.m. , Wodnetday Servicet • 7 p.m. Sunday~ · Portland-Racine Rd. Putor. Janice Donner Suaday School· 9:30 ..... Wonhip • ID-.30 a.m. , Wedaetday Servieea ·7:30p.m. Worabip • 9:30 Lm. (Ill .l 2nd Soli), 7:30p.m. (3nl& 4111 Sun) Wodnetday ~·7:30p.m. Middlopon, Obio Sundiy sd!ool, 10 a.m. 10 a.m. Wanhip • II L_m., 6 p.m. s.mc.. . . Un1ted Methodist Gnba• Uolled Melloodlol H-CIIrtllluU•IM Railroad St., Mo..., Stmda~ School · · ...._, Arthur Cnlluoo s...day Scloool - 9:30 ..... Wonhip · I 0:30a.m. 'l'lolnday 7 p.m. Salem c..... p,_, .... Pilm:e Sunday School · 9: IS..m. Wonhip • 10:I~ Lm. S-.tllo ..._, Floronee Smilb s...lay Scloool - 10 ..... Wonhip • h.m. a-.- s...day Sd!ool:·9:30 a.m. w~~= ID-.30LIL lliblo Studj, Wodaeoday, 6:30pm. · s...day School· II LID. Wonblp. 9:30 Lm.,7:30 p.m. WaDetaay Scniou · 7:30p.m. W~·IOIUIL Y<lllb Fellowthip, Sao,day • 6 p.m. . ' RaiiMd Latter -Day Sw1n ts a.- or JoouCiorlll or 1.a1tor Do1 Solttlo •-roci-otCirlll ..,._, Pbillp Slana p,_, Rev. Dovid McMaait Plator: J.me• E. Keesee Wonhip • lOam., 7 ~m. W..metday Servicea • p.m. Sunday School - 9:15a.m. a;,.... Wonhip • II a.m. Hanlml, W.VL\ S2S fl. 2nd SL Middlepoll ,._..Keith Rader Roclt sto!i• Putor. Rev. Roy MeCarty · Suoday School · 9:30 a.m. ~x:vmina · 1 p.m. . w S...U. · 7p.m. Wonhip . 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m., Thur>day .Racine, Oil ,· Ptlwr ; Rev. Bad Shuler SUnday School • 10:30 a.tn. · Wor>hip • 9:30 un. Thur>day Service•· 7:00 p.m. p Rollaod c-••IIJ , 10 a.m. . Wonhip • 9:30a.m., 7:00p.m. Wedoc:tdoy Service - 7:00p.m. I •NewHomee FRIDAY, JAN. 27 '•I 1.ewt, W.Va. RL ,l p,_, Rankin Roadl Sunday School· 10:30 un. *. Fttll c..,.. C h u.n, Boctom p,_,stoveRoed Suaday School ~ 9:30 lUll: ~ Wonhip • 9:30a.m. and 1 p.m. Weclnetd_or. 7p.m! Friday • fellowtbip aemce7 p.m. p,_, Robert B. Rohinta~ S!aday School- 9: IS a.m. Laotrol C111r Froo M-11 ChPulor. Pder Tmnblay Suoday School · 9:30 un. Wmbit> • 10:30Lm.and 7J>.m. W'edoc:tdoy ~ • 7:00p.m. Rudand Chlll'<h fll Clutol Pator: Buscne E. Underwood 0..10r Pa1tor: Woody Call Sunday Evenina · 6:30p.m. Bethl~emBopdst . Sunday School· 9:30 a.m. · Wor>hip - 10:30a:m. : Youlh Mutins • ! :30p.m. Evenina Service -7 p.m.• Wednelday, Bible SIUdy ·1 p.nt Liberty c•rbtla• Churc:b Sunday Schooi·9:4S a.m. Bvonin& • 6:30p.m. Wednetday ServU:et ·6:30p.m. . · Bradbllf1 Cbun:ll or Clnill · Pillar. Tom Run)'QII FairvieW Bible Churdl - ...._, Wonhip • 111-JO a.m. Wonhip · 6:30p.m. Wedoc:tdoy Servieet • 7 p.m. Other Churches P'toutCh..,t Ptttor: l'lonlllc:O Smilll Suoday Scbool · 9 a.m. Wonhip • 10 a.m. Putor. Robert Manley Suoday SdlooJ . 9:30a.m. WOIIbip. 10:4S a.m., 7 p.m. · Thunday Service ·7:30p.m. Sunday School • 9 a.m. Wor>hip - tO a.m., 7p.m. 1 Wcdncsday Services- 7 p.m. r Mt u.1 ... Bopllst PUwr ; Joe N. S.y~ MlaerntUo lliblo Sludy,.-.,. . Sunday Scbool -10:00 a.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 111:30 Lm. Wodneaday Service · 7 p.m. Now Ba- Ch.rdl orlk Nn p,_, CJiendaa Stmud Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:.30 Lm., 7 p.111. Wedoelday Servieet •.7 p..m. Putor. Deron Newman Sunday School- 9 o.m. _w......, . lo...,. H,..RuaH_Cb_ Hlclory HUis Churc:b or Chrltl Ptswr: Joseph B. Hooki!lt PulOI': Bill Linle Sunday School · IOa.m. Wonhip • II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedn..d:oy SeMcca· 7:30p.m. c...,.. Bible HoU- Cb,.... 75 Pearl St., Middleport. . Pu1or. Rev. 1o1m Niville Stmday tchoql- 9:30 Lm. Wonhip - J0:3DIUIL,7:30p.m. . Wedneaday ~·7:30p.m. PallOr: Sllnley Minc:U Sunday Sd)ooJ . 9 lUlL Wonhip • 9:4S L.m. Wednetday • 7 p.m. F l . - - - - Bol'llll 41872 Pameroy Pike Puur. B: LamarO'BI)'IIII Sunday School · 9:30a.m. . WOIIhlp • 111:45 Lm., 7:00p.m. Wodneiclay ~·7:00p.m. 1i1nt B11pllll C~urcla &hand l'llmer SL, Middlepod Sunday School · 9:15a.m. Wonhip . 10:15 Lm., 7:00p.m. A.B. Y.· 5:30p.m. Lonl't Su!lPor Ill Sunday of eve1Y 111011111. W.ai.etday Service· 7:00p.m. Sunday School · 9:30 Lm. Wanhip . 111-.30 a.m. c..pet Rood Putor: Rev. Pbillip Ridenour Jchn w. [)no'll•• CONSTRUCTION Custom Dtsigntd Gift KAREOKE KELLY'S ·KORNER T'EE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL ROBERT BISSELL Btukm Ft)r All Occtulons Hysell Run Rd . Pomeroy 992·2927 992-5914 w-,.. Coolvillc Whlte't Pwdatod Fl.- Ch- filth NDU"OH - JJCWSICGin BASKm Frtod•C..,..MIBald Knob, "" Co. Rd. 31 P1110r. Rev. RuserWillfml Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:4S a.m., 7 p.m.' Wodneaday Semce • 7 p.m. PMG: S....uol BillY" SUaday Sdoool · 9:30a.m. WC>IIblp • I 0:30 o.m., 6:30p.m. • WodnOaclay ~ • 1 p.m. a... (MW41oport) W....yu Bible Hat-~ Tllpper1 Plaln·ChlftiJ orCIIrlot Kinpbury Rood PtttOr: ]rlf Smilll Sunday School · 9:30 LID. Wonhip~ 10:30un. Wonhip Se~-huncl3rd S~. 7 p.m. NoWednelday Bv...... Serviea. • R • - Ch- of at N_ _, Putor: Vemoaaye Sulli- 1/2 mile ~ RL 325 Pt-= Rev. O'Doll Manley Sunday Sdoool · 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m.,'7 :30 p.nt Wedneaday ~ · 7:30p.m. Zloo Cllurc~ fll Cllltol Pcmeroy,lluriJcnville Rd. (RL143) Ptator. RO&et Walt<ll Sunday Sc:hool - 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wedn~sday Service• ·1 p.m. School • 10 a.m. ........ Fl. . Bopllst·C h Suaday School· 9:30a.m. Wcnbip · IQ:4$ a.m. _.....,Fl.- Blopllll Pu1or. Paul Slin~a~ 4 EattMiinSt. Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm. •' Plae ... , ....oil-a.-' ~~ Pt-. a.v. 'l1loatao MC I Suoday Scloool • 9:30 lUlL Ch-ottMN- w Pt-. a.v. llotl>etl aSaeday Scbool • 9:30 a.m. Wanbip . II~""·· 6 pm. Wedaaday SOiviaoi' • 7 pm. , ~~-··· Pu1or. Rev. Dewey Kiaa Suoday school· 9:30 Lm. Sunday wonhip -7 p.m. Weckletday pnyer medina· 7 p.m. Chura • w C11 rt Putor. Deron Newman Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. ThundayServieet - 6:30pnL a-or-H•-a.. . _ , c-1< Rd., Rudand lloorwallow Ride• or Qrltl Pmcr: laclt Coiqroye Sunday Sebool -9:10 a.m. · Wor>hip • 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wedneaday ServU:et ·6:30p.m. " " Clottnllof ... 1'1' Wmaip -10:30a.m.IDII6pm. w-.,.s...icet - 7pm. . Reacr: Rev. D. A. ~uer Suoday School - II a.m. . Wonhip · IDub., 6p.m. Weckletday s.m- · 7 p.m. Middleport a.- or Chrill school • 9:45 Wonhip . II Lm. and 7 p.m. . Wedncadoy Service • 7 ~.m. p J&L INSULATION 539 BRYAN 'PLACE MIDDLEPORT 1112·2m OHict Houro: Mon.-Fri. 1:00 •.m.-3:30 p.m. VInyl A Alum. Siding, Roofing, VInyl Rtplecement, Wlndowe, Blown lnaulatliln, ljllorm Doo111, Storm. Wlndowa, Garages• FrnEollfllllla' 1t1Min 8. Replace filter bag r All for only $14.95 plus parts One year warranty on work perfonn'ed Valid on all nationally advertised brands only We service most makes & models MR. VACUUM CLEANER 368 w. Main .st. - Riply wv. ., • 304-6144:• �Pomeroy~lddleport, The Daily Sentinei-P1g1 , 8 Ohio BRIDGE NEA Crossword Pu zzle 40 Got Ioiiar 42 KenMdy or ACROSS Renta ls REA TTIE BLVD.® by Bruce 8eatlie Announcemenls 44 KI T 'N' CARI.YLE® by Larry Apartment Wrlghl 3 Announcements 41 Housea for Rent .ar.. " « on Aw.. •• • • a =~-you pay Dol- Cluyo • Qo~LoloiOO, 1- 1004J1-501» Ul. ...... • • ,.. mlnulo, muol . . 18 yro. PoocoHCompiny, 102~154-10120. Cotto.&'ltSI. lor ront.ln PI, 114 THE PAMPERED CHEF "Tho KHchon 91- TIIIUI c To Your Door." l..oj:of eor...tlol'll - Avolloblo·At: ·- . LoovoiiColl For lntoomollon On Onlorlng hom~loo or For ...... naa unld-. Frw 4 ••1a.-. - For Ron! or For llolo: 1n Loocollon, , ..... ,_.,., 1 llolh, Dining A-, Two bedroom ape:rtrnen~; utllftloo pold, ortvoto porldng, rtver vtlw, .,_.... dopooll, no polo, oro-. One badroom howe In llkf. dloport 1or ...... ptuo c:tepoeii,IU11211M. sa-. 2 lomlll Gormon Shoporll • Collll pupploo. 1 1 black/brown. 304-8II-30f7 or $200 I R-lor- · - o r Hotol. $120/mo.- 411 Spece tor Rent pup- Wm p - Doyooro In illY ~~.. Homo. Cortllloil And · Avolloblo. -telncluolod. No Evonlngoo o)r noon Shift, Bidwell - • Aroo, 114-1441-11172, Coli 1 A.ll.. 2 P.ll. . 21 Bortondot /Wohrooo Wonted, C.Q .,.......&-4751. Four I Wook Old Pupploo;f";:" Comfort Air Now Hiring Servlct~ 112 Coc:kor Sponlolo, 1 - l v Technk:laM. •EXCELLENT"' Pay White Mixed, Terrier, • ..._.... With Export..- And ~llk:o­ 1417 Allor e. oton. Apply AI: 243 Thlnl lllxod brood puooloo, mothor A_,uo, llofllpollo. 114-4414114. ,Siboolan Huoky. 304.a82-21114. -ototloiNoodod a.un.. Pupptoe. Port Chow, 2 moloo, 2 114-1441-7267. Piild . . lomoloo, to v..y good lioonoo only. 304-87$-2547. Domlno'o Plzuo In P - lo Roglolored · Coc:kor Sponlol , _ hiring drlvooo. Avorogo " ble<k, moll, 4 yooro old, to goc;d p.- hour, f1WI2·2124. homo only, 114-fiZ-5111. Equl_.t llol.llochonlc: Loco! Flrno NExporloncod -nlc To 6 Lost & Found Porlrom Full Ronto Dt Ropolr Founcf. Shoph.-d, female , Germ1n Maintenance v-•tono. Functlon8 -own limo lor lmo. olollnlonl, fil!l· dophlft howl, Pl. ,...,.nc:• ,. . . ura and bob-tall. 304-458~. Pl....nt arw, qulrod. 3Q4.675-,'184~ Tho Pooploo Bonk olott hoo found 2 yellaw klltenl .,.arfng Locol ..,..,... now hl~ng flu colla,.., pluM ct~ll to claim. quoiHiod olllgnmont tochnl~~ rotoronco roqul ..... r..ume: Box A·• c/O Pt. Yard Sale 7 Pl.... nt Roglldor, ZOo lloln Sl., ALL Yorll SOIH Muot 8o Pold In Pl. Ptoooant. WV 25550. A-nco. DE'-DLINE: 2:00 p.m. Locot Tul 9orvlco New Hiring tho doy t.toro tho ed to oun. Dlopotch.-1 And Drl._.., Sundoy edHion • 2:00 p.m. ~ .... ·111101 llo 21 And Oldor, Fridoy. llondoy Odhlon • 2:00 114 ttl 83tl. p.m. Saturday. PC U... ft••lfld. .-cJvr. pot.n. tlal, .,...ZSI-s:J"'t Ellt. 'ISOt. . Public Sale 8 RETAIL IIEIICIWIIIISER & Auction to Rlclc Pooraon Auo:Uon.Conopony, fUUonll J...try flee II rt. full time auctlonMr, .eou plete llorvlco e-n. Portauctlon aervlee. Uc..ud limo Sorvtcell.P For Tho..._ Dulloo lno:ludo fn.SI- ..... o166 ,0hlo & Wool Ylr;lnlo, choroc!lo'ng, "'-"MY Control 'l'T.I-5785. And llrdOrlnf. Rololl E1port._ A Pluo. P - Coli OUr - w'Oior, 114- 251.a7fl, 114-2111-1337. . .... -Mild. - ond In -llolollo Ill(.;homo gr•- 1MIMe-·- IVIFitll, $15/mo., luol 10 onlnul• """' In tho country. llobllo ..... flrbage lnd ...., lncluolod. Juol 10 mlnUIH hom ,....... otootlng •• $240coblo ovolloblo, 1141111241ol. . New 14170 llobllo Homo F..,. nlohod 3 IR, Eatru $3!04110 O.pMII, A...,.IICI, 2'18 Crown Real Estate CltJ 11+2!8 1501. Nice 2 lod,_n 14170 11310Mo. + Eloclllc I Wot•, - n 5 .a P.ll. Itt ttl 2515. All real estate advertising In this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise ~any preference, lfmltalion or cflscr1minatlon based on race. color, religion, · sex familial status or national origin, or any Intention 10 make·anJ' such preference, limitati on or discrimination.· Trollor For-· 11445Hilll. 44 1 ~~:fo;r;R~e~nt!~~~·~ ond 2 bodrum- and ~ -- - polo,l14-tii:I-22IL Z4N040 Doyo. 1 Bod-. Above A._..go, Convonlonl To HoiZor, Eeonomlcol Goo Hoot, $251Mo. Dopooll Roqul ..cl, 114-t45-2N7. informed that all dwellings • advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal • opponunlty basis. 2 Bedroom Apooimonl, Adjo_.t To URQ Com~,_~yllme: 114245..51158, Ev.....-: 814--2455112. . 31 Homes for Sale · gorogo, - . IaiJ108 d :"t'j:!:_ KRIIchon, Both, u •• .,. oorn, Stovo, Roh1g0nolor, w- IDrytor HoGkCUp, v_., Nlae Conolllloro, Goool Loj:olkinl $300/llo. 114- This newspaper will not knowlingly accept advertisements lor real estate which Is In violation olthe law Our readers are hereby 2 otory Apartment - ~~~~~~~iE~~·I. 211r -•·~! p1. EA!14o. 141 .. 011. d 8 ·-lty d'i:ia•··. :;".;;:;;;;.; roqulrod. 222 =~'-=-:--::---:-:--:~-- 1 --~ - • a - - •'ICho lu QN ·-· N n ,. nlollocl, woo-/dry• hoolo-up, 1•r • ••• · - ••~ • · ,no,...o. ~·~•· Apo~IMIII tor rant In POOMroy, $175/mo.; houoo In New Hovon, &125/mo.. ; 11WI2·7511. · •• = l tm moblto homo~o.!:looll~ bod-, $2100 Ooou, 3811. • I . . ., 1m Holly Porll, 14x70, two - . oaom, ..500, 114-MI.-. 1115 Aidman 14x&t, 2 llod- toom, Total Electric, Underp!n- Fumlohod Elllcloncy All UIIIHI• Pold, Shoro Both, $145111o. 1111 Corpol I Vinyl In Slooll IS.OO \'d eo Court. Phone"Itt t'l aaoe, e-. 4411·7787. Cedar lodooom S..he; 17111. lloHrooo Sol, Nl up. 3pc. ColE Tobleo, &lit up. :lpG. Llvlna S..ho, &Ztlll up. T•"'"- • Cholrw, $141 up. Curio. 4 1 5 looking For Elder1y Peraon eo... In Home Environment. North Ollila Counoy. 614-38MMZ. H~p Wanted 1---· ' AVOIIIo buy .. ooll, llorllyo:l" 1.. dill andent rep. 304-882-2840 or IOIIIJII!ii. Ylno Sl-'-' IIIJ0.4._,.w, 114-4*3151 OuolHy Hoo• ohold Fumlohlngo And Appltano:-. ........ • $89.00; D l - • $141.00; Uvl~ Room St • • --.oo·, a~ ... -~ roomo Sl. • $375.00; Rotrlgorol- • RongH • WoollenoiDrytoro • opening followed by a jump lo three no· trump , sho wed a balanced 25-2i points Sout h won l he firs t tr ic k wilh I he spade q ueen. led th e dia mon d kin g and con tinued wi lh lhe d iamond JUC k. However , West knew enough to hold up hi ~ ucc At this poi nt , the co ntrac t was New ~ouy~na ~etOGNI'Ztl> WITtl At,L TI'IAT 1- - CONTIN~NT Al.. St-, ...... BORN LOStk' . ., a Stock. e14 • - · -looreoroao h7 · 12" Craflomon :::t.'""· J>.t -. h11 owning. 100 I - p tooxoo. 2 01. - 11- tric k two. You win the major·sult return •• ~ !'1'\ 51(J(..OF Til( . [ \-1(0.\) INCOf/\f'E.TE.N\ €ft\FLO'(~'j ~~p~l ~ eur wfiD r.oot.D e£ . TEJ<\Pro) .TO /¥J((II'\'( CCfF££ GE.T F:IPOF N.J.. il\E. IN TIE. faOII~ ~ and cash the clu b ace. You pla n to con· tinue with another club. bul when West drops -t he king. yo u lead a dia mond to dum my's 'ni ne. wh ich mus t be d ucked . and play a club toward hand . · If So uth ha d pla yed c orre ctl y. he would ha ve ma de his co ntract. Have yo u noticed how often lhe grumblers bad card holders included - played. not IJee n unhl<ky'' ~ Ph i ll i p Ald er 's new book . " Get Smart e r at Br idg e," is available. AuiOS Auto PartS & Al;cessorles • -llo-uillo'oAmlyl........_ bySoolllr\1IIO . . . Piflco, ,_. 1:00pm Fll-8111. Jr. ....,lloouao. olltypn, ·' Ruow GOOd ~~· .=:'~~:. PHONE NUMBER: Fory. 2 Dr, Hdtp., !tte CU. tn.l =it,~-- • E I Y 0 H HCBTH PCHK V R U IMA . PR EVI OUS SOLUTION : "ll 's always annoyed me thai many newspapers have called me the Guru of Gore and Slashmeiste r." - (Director) Wes Craven. WOlD '::~:~:~' s©~g{\lA-l&t-zrs~ GAMI . . Uilld ~y CLA,Y I . POllAN - - -- - - 0 fcur Rearrange letters of the scrambled worda be· lgw I I wo rds 10 fo rm four R A .G i E H .--11.--.I~I· I J. AING I KRUND 1--..,.-P 5 I. I. I. !6 . I~,'_.~ .. The mom fretted about her young daughter playing in the yard. An older mom con soled her, "Kids can grow up. in al ~ mostany ----of----." l .....,,,..--,.-4 G) Co,;p lere , the chvd le quoted by. f dl1ng •n rhe tn•SWlQ words · yov develop from Sl!!!p No J belo.,... PRINT NUMBERED . l ETTERS IN SQUA RE S. FORI ROBOTMA N 0~ l ~WilT .IT' I'h\ NO t \IOIRSOV BU11't-f< tiOT ~ B~\1 G~Y ~11\-\t R . r.lllti IN ~'< ~~ oN Tl\\;fi.~ 1 S A PL/!&£ fORG~VS L~I\~ M~ IT 'S NOT liS. 1-\ICt roS 1HE PL~~t <>~NOH \ HI><NGS ()~T. \3~T IT'S Ni(£ . lT'S G()l ~ '1'1 101'. SCRH N W fo.Nl) CL!>.S?.~ ~ ,; \11001) P~Nt LIN G. . ~N T) .. .,__ _.. S!Jil1' 01'. ().!\.¥ Tl\t:'l !)ONLT T~ Lt:\IISI; F ll'>~TS 111-\Q l\-\EV IJOH'T 1-\I>.W RtG~l~ll. \)1>.1',\S. .)IJS1 11\0St ~I':LI:RO B~\.L T\\t\ICSS ..0\1 .. . 11n ot-~ L~ NO'IHL~oH oL IC I!E~R . . , Serv 1ces llpOod, Sl-.s - · Runo OCAJZCJK . • ~.,_ ....~'"'-· &1,200; ,,... 1' ··- - - - - ' - - - :I -'"" ooopot, ...... ""'---·-and 1177 Corwtlo, T-4- · - · 81 H I . -· h .. a-.. ::1,0~t~BBI~~-~~~·-;_--;,:__:=: ome ;, )' li1'M .... f!pooo, Improvements . -eo~ VHB,Ooad~ tm Ford F..._ z 11aon, --..:,==,;;~-- ·· ~ -""' 'Throo , _ lvlng ·, _ ...... . -~ dlllonl S310, 11t tti!IIJO - =·,....., 4 ~.. 4 ..,_, •~ ~ BASEMENT WATERPIIQ!lANG ...., __ _ Ill,.. llo- ·m,t 100---. -=r=w.-.=:-: ..____, C loboMr1 _ _ _ ........ llolll. JuliO oa~-nlna. . . . .Old. ·--·-~­ . 1182 Iuick 11aao1 &1,200, Gooo1 Condition! I~ 1114 lulak eontwr l.lmlled v.a, Cloon I D ~ nclobll 00 - · •- 11114 ' • .,..., Di!dto ~- ' · - Classifieds 446-2342 992-2156 675-1333 11114 LTD LX E o - CondlR i l e d _ . tloro, wtl 11o1 or T - For 414 Englno, 4 Door, AC, 1,.......: I II 1111 , . . . I -----21 . . lp Pi;;l _BERNI CE BEDE OSOL ,:r. .--. ond llolllo Homo llopolr. For .... - - · aMt,l1t IGIJ23. rz 'Jtl. \ Ron'o TV llolvlco, opocloollzlna In oloo •u.-og onool ..... bnnolo. ~"''"" 82 -.-~ AKC 114-DJ. · - Cllovy Co'*ltv,t=•;;;; =-·- _ ; ,'_ _ u. ,...C.· 11200 080; Clil ~ - blloheol==-··=llll75. ..... 11 OVMIIngo. __ __ - CoiC QoMN--~ - . 35 Lots a. Acreage rum~o~oo~~. . . _ wot.._r•og. &- ,. MOO - OliO; Pels for Sale FOOI!ol!!l -. lllollme Coli 1~-G571 11112 ...... - ClooUIIo'=-·~ Clnndo, 011 Col 114- ~~Ohio 114-t41Inc. Oolllpollo, 11340. Ulr>.-conoiilll~lonol -·--·N ••· .._,.,.,....or ~ 1-IIIW, ~·~ f t - -~ " - - &1500 ; • • Chovv Bl,llldlng Suppllel 55 wv Plumbing& Hutlng . ··-· · \·\1 '\bur 'Birthday •· Fo=-'• -Ina And~ ' • !not Roltoo1 Anol-..m... M :' ~JIIJ:t. ..... C LWCM Satuo\lay. Jan. 28 . 1995 ................ 20 ...... lion -e. -· ......... 2G ....., blah. il .... M. auto..nlco, ..,, 1 . . . . . . . . . . . .;~ ondbotlotv,- .. 2011. =~· 114-Mwm .. 84 Electrical & Refrigeration ···. . ' .. ' ,...,............. Oomwt FullbNd. Bolh - lhophord ' Ill !lor-. On Po """"' Wamud, It 1 No I. t1on w1ll .be fa1r today 1f you ,render your th 1S newspa pe r .• P 0 Box 4465 , New York, NY_1QJ63_.__ you ~ re -going · PISCES (Feb. 20· Marc h 20) Today you have lwo powertul laclms go;ng lor you hopefulness and prcichcal1ty The harmo· nlou s c;: omb1n allon of these makes dream s become reahue s. very besl you can . · VIRGO (Aug. 23· Sepl. 22) Measur es can be taken today to solidify an impor tant reli!!ionship. The ba ll •s 1n your court, 50 make a ll the necessar y moves to · ARIES (March 21 ·Aprll 19) To ac hieve accomplish this. youo ambihous 1nlen11ons loday . do_what LIBRA (S!tpt. 23-0cl . 23) Yew can sue.· needs domg Withou t bnngmg others into the p1cture. Keep a low r:Jrolile. cesslully complete an ass1gnment you've been postponin g if you try today _ 11 is TAURUS (April 20· May 20) Something you presenlly des ore m1ght appeal lobe actually not as difficult as you anlicipale . SCORPIO (Oct. 24· No'v . 22) A soc1a l rhough t and effort t o profeS.S iona t advance ment A l ise in posit•on and 1ncreased mcome are ind1cated . AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Q.. feb. 19) Your most mpress 1ve 'succe$ses at this time can 1 come fi-om situat1ons contribUting to your materoa l we ll being Lobk 1o1 ways lo CANCER (June .2.1·July 22) Stand lirm streng 'the n t 1na nc,al foothold s . Know ~ on ~. rece nt . dec tsto n ~f you believe the where to look tor romance .and you' lllind pos1t1on yo~ ve take n JS the proper ·one 11. The Astra -Graph Matchmaker Instantly Lel•events, facts a,nd time validate it. reveals which s1gns are romantically per· LEO ~July 23· Aug. 22) Your compensa · •• f~~~~~~E-~~~~~~;;-ffi~~~~~~;;;::::-:-:i~~p;Qi;~~i;;~- services well. .Try not to locus on wha t to gel. bu t ms-lead do the _ _,..., I YfiShful th1nk1ng , but 11 you ma1ntam your ac tivity today w1l l go pleasantly if there pres€ nt Initiative, the prob~bl lllles for sUe- aren't too many p~ople involved. Make cess are strong . your plans wittioUt a comm1ttee . GEMINI (May 21 ~ June 20) You would do . SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23·0ec. 21) Tod~y well today. to involve you-rself w1th amb1· you're likely to be barga1n conscious and l1o~s and matenally motivated people . Let quite adept at stretching your dollars , them be your . ro le models l Or the especia!ly when shopp1ng for you r tami1 y moment . or household needs. rn the year ahead, dedicate cons•derable ,... Celebrltr au...., J1 . . . feet lor you Ma1l. $ 2' to Matchmaker. c/o CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jen . 19) This is a good day to spend time putt ing you r sefious affairs in order. You'll feel better and brav er af ter you 've organ ize d yo ur responsibilities . J · IJ IS M I ,E · Gimlet - Ideal~. Rusty - Beaker - A lSI£ . . G~mps says that life is full of ups and downs. especially If you re atlhe theater and have the AI SLE seat · =:":'0:.~~ =--·~=.-.:.• ==~ ~~ NT~~CJT='o :='~~~oa.::.;\~i R MK PI H K 0 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 1m~· -1181/T, PS, PB, Coba, Dooro, F -.. .. lloro. ·,. 1 Lotolll. ~OC:.kl. Aloo, 4114 ~ .. Train Porta, 3 . 1 flO, toW7H85I. STOll- ~=== T A · ANS WER ' : olor1· OTRROK V K K V @. UN SCRAMBlE Soul- Plck.Up Porto-·" I ••-!i: l:':l' VIPKIAK '' ,~ 355 CU. ln. CM¥• . - , - c T R ' V e * .......... _ _ ,,...3N-2135 1 ""' ' . ~'~ .lot'•. _ Tronomtnlon And And RllluiK , ] Pfl-~ IIX, l .._ ilr,l ¥f3.~ Atoo, Cooh ~ I o l - goool aon- Corry Tranomloolono, 114-379- ;,-., ........ .!!;!"'J• ool 114- 2213. · . i< ....- .,...,.. iii_,~ ~=1175'~/=i/=i.=:i~~L:~·~~ TV . • .I ''. '; I ralouiM, RfnOO: .......,.,. . ., 5, iroluo -IJ1000, prlooo IIOf·- FIKP L • ....;.J..--'~--'·--'--..J.L.......J. ~cj;;;ih~o~..i;... ;;;IOI~Io,~-;1 ~:a=-; ::.0':":,----:- ~ ond .._._. Mt-am-. · • ---. - -· 1 ~ Prtc~ 7---~-..:::· ' . - , __ , _ . . , Will-.-- ' C. , C•pht>r cryptogram s are crt~al ed 11om quolahons by l arnous people . past and pt'esent E11ch 1A11111 tn 11'1e c1ph11r stands t01 another Tod8y's Clue 'f equals R I -, , 1117 21 A. Bo~~ 011C ~ . · 1 alne. Claeod All Eatrool, • · Exoiltont Condhlonl 114-441- · "\ 78 Celebrit~ 0 I L ER 0 1--.'1'17::-''TI"'a.--.~-. BIG NATE ·· by Luis Campos . 75 Boats & Motors for Sale 11201. CELEBRITY CIPHER have mis- · autograph ed u pon request. fo r $1 4.95 f rom P .O. B ox 169, Roslyn Hts.. NY 11 577-01 69. DEN:> \.m{) . . ---------1 for Slle '*"· Me~ncll• Th e co rrect play is to d uck a cl ub al t>~ifT! 11m Hondo CR500 &2,800. 304- ·' 1'15-3321. .;.;.....;;;;;;;;.;._______ " =..=.., t:l most double those in d ia monds. i .,..,.,..., llfd. *' ..;p;: YOu •--'ISM. • --... . - gomoo. Jotii1oon•o"Yid:o, cou ld b e si nglet on or dou bl e to n, or something could he done -in du bs. How could l wo tricks come from lhe clubs? If th e 'suit was :1<3. or if eit he r oppo nent held !he K-Q-doublcton. or if West held Q·x or K·x. If you do the arit hmet ic, yo u find tha t th e cha nces in c lubs ar e al · til, ~A,Tttl tiOW'Vt YOU BteN? '1'~ tiA~Pl.. Y .... 1124 E. lloln on At. 124 Roolng ao«ort', 1.5 HP eioalno. -oy. Hourw: II.T.W. Lm. to 1:00 p.m., IUndiiJ10:00 1:00 &/121, lf4.M..2171 or 10 1·00 p m • 2048. · · • - · -· Rotolgonoloro, ~~-..~ Ml......'la,_,,. And Dryorw, All -Mittoolod .,.. ·And Goonl'll- &100 And Up, -··-. ljice c1v1o11on Coupto wUioo To Dr Buy Lonol can. lrocl PI- 01 ~~:~:'J. Wllh . . . Wot• p, 114..aua. I East Pass Pass With six top tri cks a nd tw o mu rc I ricks guaran teed i n d i<:~rrionds , South had two main chances to gcnPrah~ the ninth t ri ck. Ei th er t he d iamrmd ace Farm Equipment -.... -53=--A-nt_l_q_u_e_S---1 =oohold "'.'"i:;C.:.' ~y 11-F---~City...,.~l:~ Real Estate wantad North 2• Pass South mig ht have played betle r? ....... l14-lfi2.W1. Puom • -No, ......_. I -'-=---..,.-,..-~--=...... ~-k - · ~-.~ ~ ....... $1.2llo $3.00 por -.,. -. orchlnl AlyCe, -..._ohM rod _.._ ' ,_., $125. - h -304 • · ot -.ony'o. ..... boloo hoy lor 1137. - . 1,.....-a, . lion. • Sot. N W.. t-1; Don1 Forgot OUr REPO. S.O. MS , .......... W. bur, HI.... Ikon. · -~ 175--. WINTER DISCOUNT SALE: All 38 ' :: s:z:oo s.1o Nooio~ '" P""r~. 11r1n~ ; Rontol 1n-mont or ttornoolo. 120,000 Rrm. 114-317-G411. WOULD At-HONE COME TO A PERSON 'S FRONT DOOR ,AND TELL HIM HIS DOG IS A TERRIBLE WRITER ? sz.•ll, sw~ • ..t another minus score South 's auction. an artilicial two·cl ub W~ '< 1182 Chevy von, I cyl., PS, PI,!::!!J uut....tlo, I'M-112·. a . • ,~ -~· $40 0 lood, oil LAYNE'S FURNnuRE l.woloo D O L - 1188 Doolao Rom 10, 4WD, : ;; " Complolo homo lun\lohlngo. · · : lion-Sot, N . 114-441- For Solo: 1111 :1H8X C 4 ~-. Rogl lond . _ - . _ ,, 2ll onglno, I opood, ,. VI : 0322, 3 mlloo out -.Mto Ad. 1 llog Rom 40 llog Ill 5.25 a 1 S - 1 2 - o n d 1 0 PIOO. 114oMW244. Froo Dollvory, U HD lllok Dr Wlh - . monlhl Oii.l1• ....... 1188 .... p CherokM PlonMt ! ~· Koyi>oorll, c- -tor, 1000 on loctory .,. · · PICKENS RIRNnuRE or, And All $110: 64 Hay&Graln ,.. Ronglor tlroo1 ~11uc. ·~.~ · NoWiUoed lloiChlna Couoh 1 swtvil flo oppilonooo, Hot uhold rur. RoctoerfJI.I-Alpha And Mixed Orchold a- 1-concl., $5400. 30W71-1oo7 ollor "' nlohlng. 112 mi. Jonlcho Rd. Pl. To S2.21 A Bolo 304-171P I - , WV, ..a ~-. For Solo: Toclnco- can. na, 81Wl'l.2714. 1117 9-10 ..._ . 114 ut 1448. trol ..,_ Rlcelwr 1100. UU Qood hoy, &1.10 p.- ........., 'Y.a, runo·..,. I -,114-441-1151. - - . t1MA4S10. ctoon, SIOOO, i AUCTION a RJIIIIITURE. 12 FuR F,_ • Olive Sl., Oettfpolt.. NN & u.d II 1t atrd. llalli/lox - oom, J<IU!. 11111 Ford F210 ··:t::yl., 5opd., 'I .olr ctond. ~ ' lumftiH, hollln, Wiiliim a Sprtngo 1J1uo - · .,.... • - -.~445 .... 4:00 Pll. Work boolo. Itt 441 :nit. Motorcycles lloytog -hor, !"'nnor ' - ~ ....... """ bloo tor • .., 74 ,· YI'RA FURNnuRE ololnliioo 1..., _,. 4111too OUt Ill. 141 llltlo, $1110, 111 . . 11572. ~__;,.;_;:,c:::..:.:.:;:.:,:..:.:..,..,..--...:-J 11M . Suzulll 7SOR OSX ..,500. I -P-nt, · 3411W.VA.ckoon . Slilo Avo., Pl. 304- Upo. Curront Cooh F -. Q - I ~~~o, ll..l...... . - · He held 25 po int s. yet he fin is hed wit h \ 114-441-n.,t· Fltw ad l o r - - . - , NEW BANK REPDSI Only 4 Ioiii Nevor H-ied ln. 304·7115-nlL . SAVE: All DloDioy lolodolo Roduood For Oulc'lo Solo- Winter ... I PEANUTS ' ~· Ajopll- 71 1115 14•~ro~- old~'"~· ..._.. u. 1 per homeawne,. lnaurance, aJid 1 ~· FREE lot , _ Only $120 - n ond $1M p.- mo. Coli 1.acJO..I37-32311. ~,.:or.b:: ~ ·I - 1 1-lhn, - · Wll All or 61 Po~ 01 ~ton, - • • • · .._ • • • Sou th had been lo~ing one rubber af· ter another whe n tudav's deal uccurred. eoncnto · I PIHIIc Soptlc ..,..... 1:11 . . _ Foo:go "" Tonka, 300 ThN 2,000 - . ....-. ....... 410 S4.110; y.._ 1100 , Polnl · Hitch; 73 Vans & 4 WD's -..1122. Doaw.r a..t.._ &44.85 up. w. Ron JIll. 2 North, .... -..... - · 011 I7Ht20. For llolo, Dolluo..,. 1171 3/t Ton HN¥y Duty Cho . Uvaatock 63 4x4 Plck.Up._ Lacllooo & R.....;.:l/.; GOOO USED APPLIANCES f40, I1WII-'MIO. Woohon,, 1olllgonloro, _ _ _ _ . _ _ :::.:-• uroo, f2.IQO, ~ . Common:lrol - - oornor lot, llldollof>o!lr Oh1 out of flood •rea. •M utUm• • 2 mobile t.om., 111,000. ~4 112 211L Propo~y In ~ For Solo: Two 101115 lola ~ I i ---m.asz. ___ ..__ - - is a bud card hOlde r. or so il se~ m s Why doyou think th<~l is '' · & Ll 'l esto ck ~ CQUNTAY FURNnuRE LIIIITED OFFEill . - Mx70 23br., $311 DOWN, No P11Yft*11o .tier lyra; Fr• Delivery • 9otup. 3114-75W5111. 1 F:1rm Suppl1e s P.tterM Of Kllct.n Carpet In Stock. Ovw S5 Plt- Butchorlng '-' 210111. temlli VInyl In Stock. liDI ahen . ---~ ill . . loi """ .. ,_ Corpolo, 814-4*~4. l Up Cugal 8 - vovat:Je EveiJ•one who pl~y R bridge for money Gruau•• All Musical Instruments ct··- (s l.) 11 Walk in water 17 Aa la r - know 19 Penalnlng to 6· Make current 7 Musician - .................... beyo nd redempt io n. Do you sec how DoiiYor, nlng. Roody To llovo Into On eon- lol Poorll L..no llobllo EDH. West Pass Pass 9 Crazy (a I. ) 10 \ktlque per son By P hilli p Alder .............. ..... - To .. wtna lrawn ... 40 Rod 0. -.lt.H. Ouonntood a-.i Prtcoo, Tho -Colo, 614-4 .. t223. Slbllngo (abbr.) Swelling Gravel ildges Hurled Ode - Nightingale Lots of points, few tricks l I - - - F r l o n d. I..Mvo 0424 11 1 If I Con1 Got To Wonted to buy• '81 or . _ r--' Col Anyllnlo For ~ Coprloo Clooolco muol ba • . Brouthomo:;~ V.a, - · 4 ' ~ daar,"IM--,. ~;'!'!'JSA . vonuo; ~lllf'!!!!!, !14- ~~:--:-==,..;....,.._..;...__ ~~ Fl...o- $35 Plclwp Lood, Wo Groclouo living. 1 ond bodroom ap~rtmenta • 2VIIJIQe Menor ond Rlvorolilo Apo~montoln llldolloport. From $232-$355 . COli 114-112·51151. -THAW OUT . LOWEEZ.Y . . . . . Dlft ..... '~ .72 Trucks for Sale 1 2 3 4 5 Opening lead: .. J . TH' FIRE AN' I 71' Chevy 4 Door Soclan. ,,...._ R1nan U1 R..... 35,500 . mlloo, Good -ion. 0-ood llol..._lon, Yow Goool II- $700.00 814-446- Pa ofu 11111M111 Pte 12'22 to 1285, Walk 10 ohoa ::----,,....,~,.:...;..,....,,..--1 .......,:-;:::\ ~ WV. - - 71 movloo. Coli 114-1441-~. Buy .. 1011. ~~~vw~.. AMiqun, ~ Poo-. m-1341. EOII. Fumlohod .........._. ~mont, 1 Boda Q 107 ....,.. ... .,vonuo, room, •~ llpollo, $20Mio. Ulllhloo Pold Itt ttl t111AIIor7P.II. ' 32 Mobile Homes ror Sale Who lfoodo Cuotodlol Merehanctlse horn FR, L..undry Room, AMI Kh-, Will tnoulolod. Yorll, &31,100, 114-24&-12ft. Serve. 3 NT COME SET BY • qu- PetaforSIIe 54 Miscellaneous Athen8, 1t4-lt2-21&l -.:0. Roncll Slyto Homo, 3 1011 11 v.a,' •• · 11M Chovv Conllor RS. I lhon 10,000 ...... ......... Inonly, cell 114-11112-711711 1) ...... pnl, . you =t"to~om.~llr., ~ BEAUTlFUL APARTMENTS AT 4084. n on. ~f:£ PR~EI.,!!=~ Employment Serv1ces Fwy, 2 .. 0.,.; 114 311 0412 Nlglolo. INOTlCEI Hovan S-mool<ol, bottom tlo« oomploooly ..madotod, 2 •IL~ •- 40'-a· -p: •-" -Y - • roor lioN By 1I30oU ~--­ CocloiMII bay 32'1231, 100'x40' lot, 121,000. 304-812-27'83. Smol Locol Firm Soolllno Full 9 Wanted to Buy limo /On Coli Clooonlng 'Tocll- 3 B o - . 2 Bothe, • kool nlclano. lluol ' llo ~~ -· · Pump, Goo Fumoco, 1 ,.,., n--. Addloon Aroo, NZ,OOO, C.n Lite Model C.ra Or R----n.o. TriM:Ica. 1181 or -.-·--• Conom ed, Wll~ _..,.... Smfth Buick P..,.loo ' tiOO tng· To Ito TIOlnod. Sand 114-317-7217. Eool_.. Avonuo, Golllpollo. R-mo To sets P.O. 8o1 538, B~clc HomoS Bod- KT, Kerr, OH 45143. DR, LV, 1112 Botho, Full .._: mon1 1 2 Cor a.._, $11,100,11 Doonoe Dr.-.am. 75!15. .,...., :llOWI22111. OHIO VALLEY PUBUSHINO CO. oecornmondo that do buolnooo wHh pooplo you"'- ond .....,Hamel IJ~r~f~ NOT to oond money tlwouvh tho· nlohod, 120 l'ourlh. Oolllpllllo, run until you ,.ve ln¥Mtt911MI S22Mia • Eleotrtc • .Goo, ,,... tho ollorlng. o """'411 An• 7 P.ll. Yondlng: W«11 GoO Rich Quick. Exira Nk:o 2 ....._.. Trollor Will Got A St~Cooh Income. TCilol Eloclrtc, Control And Prlcoolto 9oll.fl20.435i. Air, In Qolllpollo; 114-4:1..-. S'kll.. Preten'.cl. -some Da11 Entry, Phono Worlo, And Dovlce Tool· - lncl- homo lot lor ..... - Household Goods Organlzallonal fMnt . llocUr1ly ....._! •• ..... ····* - Business Opportunity On Found: Biook llolo Doo, WNr• lng lnvotv.c:t. Knowleda- Of lng Collor Whh Boll. 'Northup Gao, Dl_.., Smell Englno • VIcinity, 114-448-11151. Hydroullc Syot- Roqul ..... Loot. Boogtoo, Ylnoon CDL Roqul..cl. Elcottoor Wogo Et-ry ond Ill. Tobor Rd. IBonotK Pockogo Avolloblio. Blac.IUTan Flrnl'-, SlackiWhHa ·Sand Rooumo To: llochonlc. Ma,., Blue CollaN 114-388·1001. P.O. 8oJ< ZOO~,!IIo Grondo, 011 451Jit.G200, E~ Loot : Moll 8Mato, Gill Ridge & Exporloncod, moturo t.~ Long Hollow. 30"4-875-5711. Loot: whno Rot Torrlor Ptymoulb Sout h 1-::1':::-J-:!:+7 DOWN ' Vu lnerable: Both Dealer: South .. BARNEY 111811 .... _ 30fiE Drfvo Tho' I F l - Auto E- luiM 0 A F...,. ; lion 01 Tho ca.tl (ftoy Opllon ' Merchand ise Pomooroy Vohk:llo And Rololod Eoulp. Plklr/Chelt•r vicinity, &MeeM4237. • 2 1011-. I 111too, Rt. 211, <lolllpo!Jo, 121011o1o. 120 ---·-~· FinanCial :BCC.byoiiW o;..c;""'=!lo~IIIY:-:1:-iot-m-oo,--=-Att"'or. ­ ..... w.-. wanted to Do 18 IIJO.Ji12:tne. ml1 42 Mobile Homes torRent 10 9 8 ,. A J 7:! •.. 1188 Buk:k Skyho~w11. Z*. otr, rur •tran.r, 4l000ml. 1., auto., Q01XI eond. . .. cover (11.) 58 Remainder 59 Noise eo Singer~ P inn 61 Reg ion 62 Fruit drink 63 Ninth mo. 221Ypo ot campaign 25 Haul wllh effort 28 Declare 29 L•ve out 33 In good working order Trick 36 Narrate 37 Aviation hero ·Chuck 39 Author Gardner SOUTH • A K Q ·9A K 4 oK J G wl . a-. Polcod To Soot! 114-44111511. 4 pupploo, hon lloogto a Elk ~~ good loomM; ~ - - -- - - - - 11 .~elp Wantad 8 wk. · cld puppy, pM -dor oolllo • pM Roaw M 1, malo '-VOH SELLS ITSELF .wormod,_l-5-3121. ' COlli lor Wlnlor Blllo? 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If my ·regular physician had · Fortunately, we have a cat, and he Landers ordered a PSA with my obv•ir•l · is a wonderful hunter. so we don't ..,_••-"'• exam tne ~ear be tore, m October have that problem. The "only rodents ·,,.............. 1990, I m1ght ha~e been cured . lhaveseenaround.ourbousearethe ~;;:,,":;;";:.';" Instead, I have term mal cancer with dead ones he brings to us. . • _ .. : . an ~erage ltre expectancy of_five ___Cats don't-really belong to us, . Landers. Y~u recently 1'-=· . . anyway. They only live with us and pnnted a letter from Dt Obs Brawley The baops1es were the only things . give as much affection as they wish. of the Nabonal ~ncer lnsutute. He !hat showed the extent of the £anCer I am nor- a dog hater, Ann. I have saad some physacaans feel that PSA an my case, and by then, it was 100 grown up with and owned both dogs ws_ts are.not necessary because many late, Pleaso tell-physicians that PSA · ~tnd cat:s. 1jllSt happen to prefer cats cancerous . prostates do not need tests should be given routinely and and believe they should enjoy the · treatment m the absence of other that high readings should be taken freedom that is ·instinctively theirs. symptoms. Thts 1s not always the senously... LITITZ, PA. · Sign me .. M.L., WHO IS case. DEAR LITITZ, PA.: You told SLIGHTLY PREJUDICED IN In Ocwber 1991, I had my regular them, and I am grateful to you. EUGENE ORE · ' annual physical. ·' had a PSA test . Dear Ann Landers:Canyoustand DEAR 'M.L.~ I, too, am a cat ~~n for the farst bme. and the results JUStone.~ore leuer a~utcats? I want person, but you've raised a very andica~ a ~roblem. H~wever, r_ny to _tell Manneapohs I agree that conD'Oversial issue. There are valid physacaan saad that the hagh readmg anamals ought to be spayed and points on both sides, and I'm not could be caused by many factors and neutered, but cats slwuldbe allowed choosing that I should see a urologist. to mam free. · · The insurance system I was i? at · Cats are wanderers by,nature.They Is that Ann LIJN:Urs column you the ta_me had a shortage of urologasts, should not be on leashes or tied up in clipped years ago yellow with age? and at was very dafficult to get an a yard. I recall reading about a cat For a copy of her most frequently appointment. I finally went to an that strangled itself while tied up. I · requested poems and essays, send a outside urologist in Decem bet He remember another story where a dog self-addressed, long, business-size cal lei) to get my PSA result, alrdwe jumped the fence, attacked and killed envelope and a check or money on:kr reading was a 65.Anything avera 10 a cat that was tied up to the porch. (It for $5.25 (this includes postage and is alarming. The urologist then did the was the eat's yard, and the dog had handling) 10::Gems, cloAnnl...anders, ~ormal. digital probing and ordered no business being there.) P.O.Boxl1562, Chicago, I//. 60611· ap ultrasound, CAT scan and bone _Cats are wonderful deterrents 10 · o 62 c $ scan·· all of which showed nothing. mice and rats and have been known · :5 · (In atuJda, send 6·25·) Ann : Finally, in January, we did another ~SA, which was then up to 88. f!iopsies were done, showing that my prostate was full of cancet In April, Iliad a total removal of the prostate, l$at by this time, the cancer had grown to take on gophers and 'moles as weU. H we don't allow cats 10 roam free, how can we keep these destructive creatures under control? I believe people who object to cats roaming free would be a great deal unhappier --Community calendar_____,;;, : Th~ Community Gal~ndar Is p)Jblished as .a rree service lo non-prorlt groups wishing to announce meeting and special e\rents. The calendar is not d.e signed to promote sale& or rimd raisers or any type. ltelllll ate prlnkd as space permits and cannot be guaranteed to run a speelfic number or days. SUNDAY . : MIDDLEPORT ongfest, Ronnie Lemley d lhe Gloryland Grass, 7:30 Sun y at the Silver Run Baptist Oaurch. MONDAY . POMEROY - Meigs County Veterans Service Commission 'meeting Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the Veterans Service Office. RUTLAND -. Rutlal!d Garden Club, I p.m. Monday, home of Marcia Dennison, Rudand. TUESDAY PORTLAND- Lebanon Towo· ship Trustees will meet in regular session Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the township building. WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middlepon LiterarY Club. 2,p.m. home of Mrs. Eldred Parsons. 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No 51 - 3!50 V-1 PIIWIII/II.VIIWIO . : Rear Ail/Heal • • AWFM Gassetle ~ • Fully • PIS, PIB • Titl, CIUiae 1..oac:k1:1! ·Power Doot l.ock> • Traierino ·• Monday • Saturdaj: 9 am • 9 pm Sunday: Noon • 6 pm ' ' · pttaed 8 bill designed to sharply cunall the congressional pniC:tlce of creating new pro- Mike DeWine, made the mandates grama.anct fOrcing bill the subject of his first Senate states to pay for them._ floor speech, and the state's senior L ____.;,...:__..___ senator, Democrat' John Glenn, was an instrumental part of the bill's development. Kempthorne (the Republican sponsor) and John Glenn.·· In fact, Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole _told the Glenn praised the Senate's decision to alter " the rei a· mayors on Thursday that when the mandates bill passed tionship,!>etween the federal gove rnment and state and every mayor ought to "send a key to the city lo Dirk local governments for the firsllimc in 60 years." ..=:=:=:=:=:::;:;:::;=:=:=:=:=:=::!J Work stoppage will 'devastate' agency union contends .~ commisslonasks Ohio AG's office toinvestigate GALLI POLIS · A scheduled work By KEVIN PINSON stoppage by union employees of the Tlmea-Senllnel Staff Galli a County Department-of Human GALLIPOLIS- The Galli a County Services will have a "devastating ~f­ Commissioners have asked the attar· fecl" on the agency's operations, a ney general's office Ia investigate the spoliesman lor Local 4320, Commudiscrepancy in gasoline prices between . nications Workers of America, said Gallia and surrounding counties. Saturday. "We've had numerous requests and The intended strike date is Wednes' concerns about why ou.r area is one of day. Feb. I. the highest -in the state in gas .prices," · According to a statement issued by said Commission President Harold . Dale H. Saunders. chief steward of Montgomery. Local 4320, the union membership One of the most vocal js Ellen ~ • . "o verwhelmingly" rejected the ~unders, )aCkson Pike, "'!ho cjaims management 's final offer Friday. county residents are beiDJl·gouged out The vote came following a fiveof abQul $3 million annually by bigh hour negotiating session between the prices at the pumps. . union, management and a federal Saunders said regular unleadedgaso· mediator. on Jan. 25. line is 93 cents in Chillicolhe and $1 .15 "CW A and management could not in Gallipolis. Filling a 15-gallon tank in . come to an agreement, Saunders said. Chillicothe costs $13.95; in Gallipolis, "CWA requested that a county com· ·the total is $17.25. ·A at the convenience store on Second Avenue in missioner attend lhe negoliations, but The county has approximately 20,000 · GaWpollssbows regular unleaded gasoline rorsaleat $1.15 a gallon. The Gallia C011nty Board the co~nty commissiom~rs refused." vehicles, Saunders said, and if each of or Commissioners bas asked the slate attorney general's office to investigate the discrepancy Director of Human Services Jerry those vehicles purchased 15 gallons of in gas prices. Gasollne.ln Meip County averages $l.Q3. (Times-Sentinel pbo~) Barnes has argued that a strike would gas each week for a year, op:ratlin!: th•:ir not hamper day-to-day operations of -$171 per vehicle- more Excuses such as competition and distance from distribution points the agency. in Gallipolis than in Chillicothe. do not pan out when comparisons are made to other counties of Saunders countered that position "It's not something lhal hits just similar size and location, she said. Saturday, slating the planned work the rich man or justlhe poor man," "When'you think it aH out, it doesn't make sense," she sa id, stoppage, " ... will have a devastating she said. "This affeclseverybody." Saunders said she wiH wail to see what stale oflicials say about effect on services to the clients of saunders said she has met with the issue before laking further steps. · Gallia County Human Services and Prosecuting Attorney Brent "We'll see what comes out ofil and then, if necessary, we 'II take the Ch'ild Support Enforcement · Saunders, Slate Representative further action," .she said. · Agency." John Carey (R-Wellston) and the Informing the public will be a large pan of her campaign. "CWA members ... regret any in· county commissioners. She plans "!think it's caUed enlightenment," she said. convenience to ·our clients, but be10 meet with Gallipolis city com· In the mean time, she said the only stance consumers is a boycon . heve that in order to preserve job "I would advise people to _take their cars once a week and go fill missioners in about a week to ask sec urity this action is necessary," he up (out of the county)," she said. "I've done this for almost a year for their assistance. said. · . Logical answers as to why prices and a half. I've been going an hour's drive once a week. I have a nice According 'to the CWA, the con,. are higher in a.llia County are day shopping, I have a nice meal out,l do what! have to do and then nie! is over salaries and Insurance, as - Contlilued on paga A2~ -~ hard~lo come by, Saunders said. Continued o'n P•li• A2 11 . By JIM FREEMAN Tlme..Sentlnel atlfl POMEROY - The Meigs County Board of Commissioners threw their hats into the ring Friday advocating the return of a voting precinct to Reedsville. 'At the request of board President Fred Hoffman, the board enthusiasticaUy supported reestablishing the pre· cipcl - one of several small precincts dissolved and Combined in an action which passed by unanimous vole ql the Meigs County Board of Elections on Feb. 7, 1989. ·:"It' s lime we goon record supporting (reestablishment of) the precinct," he said. ' . Twice. after the precinct was closed, res\oring the Reedsville precinct was consider.ed by the local Board of EI!'C;tiom after petitions gpposing the precinct dissolu· lion were filed by Reedsville voters. Both times the vote mull was two in favor and .two against restoring the · precinct along party lines with Democratic board-mem·- -Frlil Hoffman bees voting against restoring the district. _Commission Vice: president Janel Howard Tackett, a Democrat, eagerly endorsed restoring the precinct and said she does not see why it is a party issue. ''I don't see why we can't agree on this," she said. "It's not a party issue," Hoffman agreed. When the precinct lines were changed, ReedSville voters went to either South Olive at Long Bonom, or North Olive at Tuppers Plains to vote. "It creates an undue hardship for people,'' Tackell commented. "We should remember the people and put the people first." 1 The reasons cited by the board of elections for combining the smalle( piecincts were cost savinp, accessibility and safety and convenience of the voting public. • . · It was only after residents of the former Reedsville precinct formed the "Commillee to Resto!" the Reedsville Voting Precinct" and met with the board several times, that the two votes were taken unsuccessfully to ·rescind the orjginal action. , While the commissioners' endorsement carries little other than symbolic w~ight, the board's bipartisan support could encourage another board of . ·elections vote on the maller with aaroutcome more acceptable to the Reedsville . residents. ' Senate MajOrity Leader Bob Dole glvea 1 thumH up Friday ~ .after the Senate ,....G-a-ll.;...i_a_c_o_u_n_t_y__;__g..;....a_s____..;...p. . . . .r__;_ic_e_s.. :.;_;,;,;:;.;.;;.;; ~~;~~:si~~;s ·~eigs commission endorses restoration of Reedsville precinct No Doc Fws. Oelrlttfed' • Delay Wipers • Custom Cloth lnteriOf · •loaded If a program is expected lo cost Cmnmfssloner; 'U's nqt a DBCty Issue' $fl,188** • Power Sleering' • Power Door locks It doesn 't erase unfunded require- "Our job Is to convince Congress that not ments already on the hooks, but re· · only do we need legislation prevtn1tfng any quires cost estimates for all pronew unfunded mandates, but we must reBB· posed new programs. -· 1 . 350 V-8 POWER, lEAR AlMEAf • Driver Side Air Bag ·Anti-lock Brakes · • Raised Roo! • 350 V-8 Power • Air Condition • Automatic CNerdrive Bids-:p;ed . By GEORGE ABATE Tlm...S.ntlnel Staff . :. REEDSVILLE..:.. Bids were opened late last week for a $153 million hydro-electric power project near Reedsville, but a final decision on whether I he project wUI be started js a month away, officials said Friday afternoon. ' Three of the 10 bids for the hydro-electric plant's ·construction were under the $76,916,610 cost esti· mated by engineers, said E. Leon Daggett, executive vice president of American Municipal Power of Ohio Inc. ' This project -'- whiCh ls formaily known as the Ohio 1\flniicipail Electric Generation Agency-Joint Venture 5 (OMEGA JV5)- encompasses a hydro· electric plant on tbe Ohio River near the Belleville Locks and Dam and power lines stretching 25 miles from Reedsville to an American Eleclrlc Power substation in Rutland. , · The fate of the OMEGA JV5 project will be de· cidcd by representatives from 42 smaller Ohio com· munities who could harness this renewable resource lor long-term gain, Daggett said. ' . "My recommendation will be to go forward but albers will make this decision," Daggett said. "It's going to be a big gut check for our members." , AMP-Ohio officials had hoped for a larger difference between. the estimate and the bids received, Daggett said. These officials were'•·crunching" numbers Friday afternoon, preparing so a decision can be 111ade in Colu'mbus within the next 60 Oays. : The three lowest bids were: :· . • $73,873,000 from Guy F. Atkinson Construction C11. of San Bruno, Calif.; ; : ; $75,628,000 from J.A. Jones Construction Co. of Charlolte, N.C.; and · • $77,888,103 from Kiewit Construction of Balli· niore, Md. · :: The highest bid came in at $94,3.29,262 but mast of tbe 'rest of the bids were around $80 million, accord· i~g to a Columbus-based publishing company. . Continued on page A2 ~o Doc Fees.Denere~r • Extended ChaSSis ·.D"nver SK!e Air Bag • Ant1·l ock Brakes • Air Condition • Automatic Overdrive • V1sta Bay Windows · Power Steenng lly KATHERINE RIZZO 'AUoctmed Pr... Writer ' . WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate has endorsed a -~hole new way of doing business by voting to provide .money for the costliest ol new regulations instead of· ,forcing states and localities to find the funds ,on their own. . - Friday's 86-10 vote was a significant Victory for the ~people who've been fighting for the so-called unfunded ·mandates bill, but one of the proponents, Ohio Gov. _George Voinovich, didn't stop to savor the success. :. A few hours before the vote, he was addressing a .gathering of the U.S. Conference of Mayors and suggest, ing the next generation of unfuqded·mandates legislation. "Our job is lo convince Congress that not only do we need legislalion preventing any new unfunded mandates, 'l!ut we must reassess existing mandates which drain our resources and prevent us from providing the services that .f or Reedsville ·.h ydro project 7888* ABERGLASS RUNNING BOARDS Middleport-Pomeroy-Galltpolis-Pt. Pleasant . January 29. 1995 Yoinovich seeks repeal of existing demands on spending I BRAND NEW FULL SIZE RAISED ROOF 3/4 TON CONVERSION VAN preview- Pagec1 .Senate approves unfunded mandates bill , , j -.,L D CHEVY ASTRO EXTBfDED Details L~~_j on Page A2 - NOW · The arthritis aquatic program at Royal Oak Resort in Pomeroy resuined again today. . The prognim is a ~ries of geode recreational exercises in tbe pool. It is open to members of the community who have arthritis and it is not necessary to know how to swim. A trained instructor conducts lbe sessions, ·which wiU be held Tues· days and Thursdays from I 0 to II a.m. Residents may register at any class session. The fee is $20 and there are scholarships available to those unable to pay. More information may be obtained by calling 593· 2518 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sponsors of the program are the Ohio Univecsity College of Osu:~ patbic Medicine, the Cential Ohio Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation aod Royal Oak Reson. HI: 30s Low: 20's • tmts - No-w- Arthritis series continues beast ~ Page A3 News capsules GOOD MORNING Coalition challenges Volnovlch plan for state school board .Caperton asks EPA to probe alleged Interference with pulp mill project Today's Times-Sentinel 17 Sections· 116 Pages Business Dl COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A plan Calendars BS .to make the elected Slate Board of POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. Clas.,ilieds Education subject to gubernatorial DM U.S. Environmental Protection Comics appointment is Gov. George Insert Agency Administrator Carol Browner Voinovich's way of punishing the A4 is investigating allegations made by Editorials board, a critic said. Gov. Gaston Capenon that EPA's Loc:al William Phillis, head of a schools' A3 Region III office is interfering with Obituaries coalition at odds with Voinovich over A6 coverage the proposed pulp plant in . Mason education funding, offered that view Sports Ct-8 County. · . ' in response to a proposal in the on pageA7 The office's actions have been "ar· Along the River governor's State of the State speech BI last week. bitrary, discriminatory and outside Weather A2 Voinovich said that while most Ohioans hold him responsible for educa- the law and regulations," Caperton ..:..:..==-----.....:.=-, a)leged in his teller to BrQ\'o'!!M,Q!!Jlle.ll. _ __ tion, the law limits a governor's authority. - "I am asking you to give me·and my successors the power that 36 other in Saturday's Huntington Herald-DisColumns · governors have, and that is the right to select the .members of the Ohio school patch. The controversy stems from lhe board," he said in a _speech to the Legislature. · lack Anderson. Phillis said Voinovich targeted the It -member elected board for an debate over the level ol dioxin to be Fred Crow overhaul because it voted against joining his appeal of a Perry County discharged by the plant. Even minute amounts of dime in are Bob HoeQjcb Common Pleas Coun ruling.The court said July I that the cunent state-local . c onsidered cancer-causing by some Jjm Sands · school funding system is uncpnstitulional, inack:qu~!!L~Jld ineqqilable . scientists. Phillis said Voinovich's proposal would take the stale back Ia the early The federal EPA office has asked 1950s. An amendment added to the constitution in 1953 provides for a state board slate environmental regulators to asof education but leaves the manner of its selection up to tbe Legislature. The sisl in testing for 'background levels of diol(in in the Ohio River. Caperton called lhe offii:e's handling of the issue "unprofessional" and amendment requires that the board appoint the stale school superintendent. reitetated his stance that West Virginia's water quality 1standards are among "The people of this state voted a constitutional amendment which was . designed to separate the state board from the governor's office. The enabling the most stringent in the nation. Steve White, director of the Affiliated Construction Trades Foundation legislation to t~al constitutional amendment did exactly that,'' Phillis said in told the Herald-Dispatch thai Caperton "has lost touch with whall he people an interview. . "Now, as.punishment, the governor is trying to bring·them back under his ol West Virginia want." . control and trying to remove the right of people lo vote. This is a voters' rigllts ' A(::T is seeking commitment' from Parsons & Whillemore, the firm planning 10 operate the plant, to hire local labor and personnel . ·, issue," he said. · · . ACT has joined with environmental-groups in opposing.the plant. White Under Voinovich's proposal, current board members would serve out the claims the only objeCts to the permit have been scientific ones. term~ to which they were elected. Voinovich would appoint replacements. 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