http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9ab02ca730437246d45a22ac39f4465d.pdf 4fb715a51b600353e14a041071e3408f PDF Text Text Make·a meal with .Ann Landers meatloaf Dear Readen: I swore I woold never do this again, but the preaaure has been lOO much. I'm caving ill. In l9S9, l printed a recipe Cor mcBloaC. Since lhatlime, l have received lhousanda of reqiiCIIS trom readcn who have heard aboul ~ recipe and others who have lost theirs. Actually, I shouldn't be so apologetic. A whole new genemion has been born since lhe recipe first appc:am!.11ere1t is. Enjoy! · · · Ann Landers' Mestloaf 2 pounds ground round steak 2eggs 1-1/2 cups bread crumbs 3/4 cup keJchup I tsp. Accent Ill cup warm w11er 1 pkg. Upton's onion soup mix Beat lhoroughly. Put into loaf pan. Cover with llYO of slrips bacon, if you like that flavot Pour one 8-ounce can of tomato sauce over all. Bake one hour at 350 · · If I'm late, she says something like, degrees. Serves SIX. · • 1 called the theater: and the movie Dear Au Landen: I am a 31- • half IIi hour ' o. Where have year-old college-educated pro- ~been?" Ill 1 rw~nal. l have a g~ career. I am 8 responsible adult who has beautiful apartment, 8 paid-for CAJ; a · good sense and high morals. I've high,IQandabank~nt.People never seen a drug, never held a say I m IJR:Ily. I love lcids, and I know ::igareuc and have maybe three drinks how to cook. a ear So what is the problem 7 ~:i ~ lo~e my mother. I'm grateful for mother She sees me as an extenSion , N .. time of ~If lhat she needs to control. all she has done aor me. ow 1t IS friend "Ha!!k • i ~ for her_'!' let ao and trust me. Any . ~y - · - .;.,1j'ingo.Jrlivei suggestiOns? •• TAKIN<f THE if w~~~ to me': Everyone who PIFTH COMMANDMENT TOO has left my life has said the same PAR (LAKELAND, FLA.) . •• •Why does your mothe r call DEAR FIFTH:other's You have been a thmg s~ocating you so much r · party ~ your m ha been 1call Mom every morning, when I behavtor because ~ou ve get home and when I go to bed (three willing to tolerate It for so mapy calls). She calls me several limes on years. Mother will phone once weekends to see what I'm doing. If Tell ~ need for her to1 I'm not at hom~, she phones my dacally and ~::.C:isanemagency. friends and asks if they know where Y~ IJII • h lam If she hearn siren she calls to Make II clear that she IS not toP one see ~I'm all right. I ah~ays tell her your friends to tc:arn of y~ur where I'm going and how long I'll be. whereaboutS and that if you ~ant er to know where you are gomg, you Oregon State winner in Top 25 action Ann Landers l~J\viduals ~;;til ~f tl ... 19~Jl'sliJI.ih 2 as the disability lasts. It all adds up . Socml Secunly JaJ<es prud. e in the '!> important protection .... protec- S ~cf~~~~r~t;ol:w~h:~'faxes are bOn ~ou can count on dunng your d~ aon wages for household working years · IOta1 $ 1,_000 Another Chance employees unless they Here's a reminder from Social or more for the year. (The prev11ll!s Security If you didn't sign up for . threshold was $50). The .change IS medical insurance effective with 1994 you first became elig!ble, you II Se~i~a:J:>f~nw!~:Sdo~%~$ hav.e !!!lQther oppgrtqmty to do s9 than $1 000 duiing f994 would be durmg lhe general enrollment pen· • ld be od ending March 31. Your Medi· due a refund. No. refund wou care coverage begins July 1 of Ibis due for taxes pa1d on wa~es that year. You should ~lso lc~ow that Were $1,000 or more dunng the your mon.thly premmm wiU be 10 yea_::he em lo ee doesn't lose the pe_rcent h1gher than the basiC ~re- S ial S P.,! ag credits for the m1um for each 12-month penod oc ecun., w e . lhat you could have been enrolled eamingsr' ede~ though ~':J,or~~~ hut weren't. gelS~ re un · owever, , e A rerund perhaps eammgs on the wor!>~CS.Jl:C!lrd If you hired someone to work in $620 or more, but less your home during 1994 and paid SI,O~~only one wage credltts them $50 or more, but less than JlC~ .· I also .d lh I Medic~ wh~n ~ual ~~h~! i:!~~~~n~/.~(0; ~t~ . !~~~· io~tl!:'~oy:~~f~Zf~m~ ,__...__AI zhe imer benefit · eam1~gs. 1'1!1~ · ~'!" wiU tell her. 1 wge you to be rum aboutlhis. The ideal110lution woold be to get tniWerred ool or town. · Gem of the Day: If you want to make your dreams come 1n1e. the lint thing you have to do is wake up. Is lift pauing you by? MIMI to 1994 FORD. " TEMP04 DR 4 Cyl, auto, air cond, PS, tilt, crulu, impro_, )lOUT social skills? !Mitt for A1111 Uuultrs' new bookkt, "Hm~~ 10 Mtlkt Friends and Stop Being Lonely.· Send a se/f-tJddteued, long, busine~·sizt tnvelopt and a CMCk mo.• or money order for $4.2S (tills includes postage tJNi handlinr) to: Friends, c/o AM Uuultrs, P.O. Box $239 mo.• have questions about paying taxes on household employment, call IRS at 1-800-829-1040. Ea · limit , mm' . up. . If you re rece1v'fg Secunty benefits, here s an 11Dportanl update. The ~:~ec~t~nefit am~unt has been increased for 1995. If you're th gh up to 65 rou . 69 you in $11,280 Without any cuons yo~~~U.=r 65 you can earn up 10 $8,160 in 1995. If you earn more than these amounts, ded . . benefit am~r!c~v~W:. ~ willc~~~~d~~or peo:C~s th educ. F $ . 1 ~or; =~s throul!b 62, e r n.on 1&- •1 m . benefns every $3 .m ft~:r$~e;::;:~ Ifu:P~ry $ of · s er the limit. If fOU're2 70 1993 MERCURY COUGAR XR~7 1993 FORD T·BIRD V-6, Auto, A/C, AM/FM CD, PS, PB, PW, PDL. Pwr Seat, Tilt & Crulee. Moonroof V-6, Auto, Air Cond., AM/FM mo.* 0 am~unt you can e~trn an s 1 . recewe your full benefit amount: ca11, Tilt, Crulae, Pwr. seat, PS, PB, PW, POL ---- ·-:-- ,.- MO.* , 1994 FORD . TAURUS mo.* HARRISONVILLE - Har· risonville Lodge 411, F~AM Sat· urday, 7:30 J.>.m. Masomc Temple. S1a1ed meeung. Refreshments to follow. MONDAY POMEROY - Lenten worship CARPENTER - Columbia service of Meigs Ministerial Asso- Township Tru,stces regular meeting ciation, 7:30p.m. at Trinity Con- Monday, 7 p.m. at the ftre stallon. . gregational church with lhe Rev. · Dawn SpalcUng speaking. Convaralon, V-6, Auto, air . cond, PS, PB, PW, PDL, lilt. crulea, AM/FM caaa, MUCh More. 1201181 • Baseball Shoes Now In Sto.ck Mens • Womens • .Children rue RACINE - , American Legion Post602, Thursday, 6:30p.m. with dirmer. · . 992-5627 Middleport Auto, Air Cond, PS, PB, Till, Crulee, AM/FM Stereo, V-6, AUto, A/C, lilt, cruise, 58,949 Sho~tJltt~ Ou'l New S p'litt' /!,ines 06 • • flt~ted ~unne~ • • }{out 0~ ea.tl~o~nla ROCK SPRINGS - Salisbury · Township Board of Trustees meet· ing Friday, 6 p.m. at the township hall in Rock Springs. sa,949 1989 PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAGER Much Mo,..l954011 1989 LINCOLN· . · CONTINENTAL Signature aerlaa, V-6, auto, pj, PB, PW, PO!.. PWR eeet tilt, crulae, JBL atereo CD. ft531172 ~. during July '93 SOCCO flood . ByALANFRAM Associated Press Writer . · WASHINGTON- Denatcd House Republicans say Senate . defeat of their treasured balanced hudgel amendment may make it ·tougher, but they still will produce plans for eliminating the federal deliciJ. . "We're going to do our bcs~" Senate Budget Committee Chairman Pete Domenici, R-N.M., sai~ after the Senate rejected the amendment by the narrowest margin Thursday. "We always thought we couldn't get it done without a balanced budget amendment and its full pressure. But we're going to try.•• "ll makes · il harder," said his House counterpart, Rep. John Kasich, R-Ohio. "You have to spend sgme energy making sure you don't have people relax . Bul it's a crusade. The crusade goes By GEORGE ABATE Sentinel News Steff Two area miners have earned . national recognition for saviDg lhe lives or nine other men trapped nearly 400 feet under· ground while Meigs Mine 31 flooded on July 11, 1993. · Charles "Jody" Neece of Rutland and Daniel J. Beam of Gallipolis were nonored for their actions Thursday. The Pittsburgh-based council honored 17 individuals trom the United SLates for saving their own lives other indi- CARNEGIE MEDAL WINNERS -The Medal has been beslowed oo two Meigs Couoty minen. Seen above are Gallipolis' Dan Beam and Rutland's Cllarles "Jody" Neece, each awarded the national booor Thursday. The two mloers played key roles io saving the lives or niDe other mioen on July 11, 1993. have lefl those men," Neece said in a previous interview wilh The Daily Seminel. "Who ci>uld turn their back yn friends or coworkers in their lime of need?" Neece Jrudged through the rushing waters as logs and other debris swept past h1m, ~tinging to the ceilmg and moving forward SICJ! by step. Once .ho reached the Olher (Continued on Page 3) P.S ; PB, PW, PPL. AM/FM . Caaa. 1954281 .sa,949 lly KATHRYN CROW Sentloel Correspoadeol Discussion on renu·ng villageowned buildinl!s highlighted Thursday's meeung or Syracuse Village Council. The village bas available as a rental sforage unit the former Duckworth gas station building across from the mun!cipal building, and four block resJrooms, two at . the former state park and two at the village park. The restrooms were abandoned maintain the park. Scott Walton, because of extensive vandalism . . who requested space for storing Council is also attempting to rent diving equipment, will be offered the village-oWned house, space at London Pobl. It was noted lhatcouncil has had .·· The restroonis at the municipal numerous requests to rent the park have been. offered, as requestbuildings. . · ed, to the Syracuse Baseball AssoCouncil agreed to rent the Duck- ciation and the Midget Football worth building to Harry Leffle, League. The person in charge of who operates Can-Do Maintenance the two p.:o~s will be con~ted Co . The village will use I he to detenmne 1f they are stallmter· restrooms at the former slate par:k ested in using the facilities. for storage of equipment needed to Councilman Larry Lavender BREC members.launch petition drive to oust manager, trustees 1989 FORD CROWN VICTORIA !X auto, air cond, 1111, eru1u. AM/FM ·can, PS, PW, PDL. Much Mora. $6,949 • 9a.nt;:en MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Masonic Lodge Friday, 6:30 p.m. annual inspection. Work in MJis!er Mason degree. SAT.lJRDAY SALEM CENTER - Star Grange 778 and Star Jun._ior;..;;G;:ran~giie;rlt--~ t--~..'llrwill- hold-regnlaE-mectitrg Saautday, 7:30 p.m. at lhe $f811ge hall on County Road I. J umor grange members need to bring baking ~n­ .. test enlries. Potluck fQIIowmg meeting. All members urged to anend. • cf-la.tanln,ton o-1 Bostota e·!Ja.nde~6llt ' . • /.!,e11i Bendo11e~s illR CJ:01'HIERS· 145 North Second 992-2351 Budget ·a mendment defeat won't stop GOP downsizing on.'' r--------. ,, PRJ<SIDENT CLINTON · That's just fine with President Clinton and his fellow Democrats, who know that the massive, unprecedenled. spending cuts necessary to balance !he budget would enrage millions of voters. They quickly inviled the GOP to proceed with its budget-cutting work, as Jiguse Republicans promised in iheir "Contract With America" campaign manifesto. "They have still not presented their budget," Clinton told reporters at Jhe White House. He · f dd d I h · a e .ater t at 11 w~~ lime or Repub.hcan.s to sho"': ho~ they are. gomg to keep the prom1ses of lheiC conlra~t on balancmg the b~dget.~nd parmg r~r thett tax cuts. . Now IS the lime for the Repubbeans ... to roll up thett s.l~.ves and actual~y reduce the. deflcu, House Mmonty ~dcr R1ehard Gephardl, D-Mo., S&ld. . . . The ame~dment, wh1ch was to be lhe fla~sh1p of the GOP effort .to cut spendmg, zoomed through the House m January m JUSt two days. But it was shot down by lhe Senile afJ,cr nearly five weeks of debate. . The vote was 65-35 in favor, just shy of lhc two-lhirds majority constitutional amendments need. That margin was deceptiv.e -· because . Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., an amendment supponer, voted "no" in a parliamen~aty maneuver that will enable him to force a second vote on the measure, probably during lhe 1996 campaign season. Bul even without lhe amendment, Domenici and Kasich say they will produce deflcit·roduction measures Ibis spring. Dole, who is planning a run for the White House, said Republicans would cut spending, raise .no Laxes .and t~st Democratic dedication to deficit .reduction with tough V!lles. _ "They'll be hiding under the couches," he said. The amendment called for a bal· anced budget by ihe year 2002, unless waived by .t hree-fifths . majorities of Congress. But it left unspoken what spending cuts or IIIli increases should be imposed precisely the problem that has mired lawmakers as the national debt has surged to $4.8 trillion. Nonet!Jeless, opinion polls indicate the measure is backed by thrc!: of every four voters, though that margin plummets when people are asked aboul specific cuts lhat · would be required 10 eliminate the red ink. Syracuse Council finds renter for storage building 1990 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE· /!,adles We fhe TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW · Post 9053 Auxiliary, regular meeting, 7:30p.m. . · FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT - Church Women United of Meigs County, armual observance of~rn:ld Day or Prayer at I p.m. Friday, Mount Mdriah Baptist Church, Middle- port 219 N. Second Ave: A Mullimedla Inc. Newspaper $190,000, stands to lose $426,000 a year in bask s-1aie aid under big budget loser - said dislrict residents were sending more state income Voinovich's proposal. · laX money to Columbus and gcning less back. "Some people may look at the OlenJarigy School DislrictlaX base and DePalma said that in 1981, residents paid $8 million in state income say we are a wealthy dislrict and don't need assislance. I disagree," lax and saw $3.7 million, or 46 percent, returned in basic state aid 10 Richards said. . school s. ''All of the progress .that has taken place in the passage of school " By ,1992, disJrict residents sent $46.6 million to Columbus, but the issues and lhe quality of outcome has been done with a belo"' state averbasic aid payment of $4.3 million represcnled only a 9 percent return," he age expenditure,'' he said. · said. Richards said pee pupil spending statewide was $5,241 in budget year Centerville would lose $1 miltion annuaUy in the budget, a 23 percent 1994. Olen tangy spent $4,965 per pupil. loss of state basic aid and a 2.4 percent reduction of tolal dislrict revenues. . The proposed $426,000 cut represents 2.6 percenl of the dislrict's operThe Buckeye Association of School AdminisJrators said opposition to ating budget .. · • · . · stale laX increases had produced more and larger requests from disllicts "To eliminate basic aid all together is unacceptable. The state of Ohio for local laX levies. · . is charged to provide a thorough and efficient form of education in the · "In 1984, 356 school issues appeared on Ohio's ballots; in 1994, 553 Constitution. Where is the slate's effort?" Richards said. ' school referenda appeared," said Barney Dunilan, thc. association's lobSuperintendent Frank DePalma of Centerville City Schools -another. byist · Miners get hero's honor Actions praised . Jrying to save a bOy from drowning. Neece and Beam, Soulhem Ohio Coal Co. employees in Meigs Mine 31, will each receive a $2,500 granL The pair played key roles in helping the mmers escape as millions of gallogs of water rushed in from an abandoned nearby mine. Neece, a 19-year mining vet· eran, waded more lhan a half mile throu~h water that rose as high as hcs neck. Neece had already worked a 12-hour shift when .the miners heard that water was· rushin·g into the mines cutting off nine miners. "I had to go back. I couldn't 1990 DODGE ·. B2SO MCS Diamond Furu %. 1 Section, io P•g•• 35 cenco Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, March 3, 1995 ·r---------~~~------------------~--~ -- BALLOON BOUQUET FUND-RAISER - Mooey ror the Alzbeimen Fouadatloo wt111 rallied recendy tbrou&b a balloon bou· quet sale. Here Mllrcla HmHie•ltelt deliven some of the bouqu~lli­ Pomeroy NursiDg and Rehabilitation Center. 1D assoclatloa With WMPO I390 AM and FM, Veterana Memorial Hospital ud the VMH Auxiliary, John Construction Company, Kee and Dee 11C:era,mic:s, and AGA Gas sponsored the ruod raiser. . Vol. 45, NO. 215 Copyright 1995 By JOHN CHALFANT Associated Press Writer . COLUMBUS- So far as Gov. George Voinovich's p-oposed budget is concerned, the OlenJangy school dislrict of southern Delaware County is wealthy -and a target for a cut in state aid. The dislrict disagrees. Supenntendent Keilh Richards joined other administrators and education groups Thursday in opposing parts of Voinovich's school spending . plan before a House Finance subcommittee. Voinovich proposed to cut basic state aid to 60 of the Sf:Bte's 611 weallhiest disllicts. About $33 million in savings would go mstead to low-wealth schools. Richards said Olentangy was the fastest-growing district in the staiC, with a student P9PUWi9!! lhl!l !!Qubl~!!. in eight years. Voter~ have approved lhree money issues ·in recent years; the graduation rate IS 100 peicent; 90 percent of students go on to advanced.ttaining. . The district, which has a property valuauon per pup1l of about S~ial can: ~ 16-22-26-27·28 Low tonl&ht In lht 20s, cloudy. Saturday, dou~y. HIJibs near 50. 'Wealthy' school districts tar.get aid cuts mo* TH.URSDAY RUTLAND - .Rutland Town· ship trustees, regular session, Thursday, 6:30 p.m. at the sla· lion. 8-0-l-3 Buckeye 5: AUTO, A/C, AM/FM CASS, PS, PB, PW, Pwr aeat, tilt. crulae. 4 cyl, · auto, air cond, lilt, PS, PB, PW, POL, Pwr. IHt; · crulae, PS, PB, AM/FM Tilt & Crulaa, MOREl stereo --Community calendar-- 2-7-6 Pick 4: V-6, V-6, Auto, A/C, AM/FM Can, -··-·--· - Pick 3: 1994 MERC~RY SABLE Jl562, Chicago,lll. 60611-0562. (In 'ttllltlda, send $5.15.) n~f' liii~g anS~~~i~g ~~~ ~~:lr, there is no limn don ~~~~ instead taxes each quarter, an employer can me and pay'just once p Y"Jlt. • Sports, Page 4 Survivors of tax -paying workers receive b~?,,l!,~~~,!?.?,. By Ed Peterson, Social Sec~rity Mt~nager m Athens le think that Social A lot of Se urit is for old age. Well c shXutd Jkhow lhat millions Qf who aren't retired get Soci.al Security, too. They're the surv1vors of men 811~ WOfll~_ who , lilive walked and prud taxes under Social Security. Each year, more than 2 million children and young adults get Social Security siD'vivors • benefits ... money that ~elps ~ (Jl!-Y the b1lls whale they re still en school And parents who take care of a s~ving ch~d are eligible ~or benefits too. Children can rece1ve 'al Securit survivors beneflis they're high school . Their parent can receiv.e. benefits until the .child is 16. And if Ohio Lottery Middleport, OH . .... ' ' ' suggesled that the house owned by the village, if not rented, be convencd into il concession stand which, according -to council, is needed because of the condition of lhe present facility. Council agreed to study the proposal and costs involved. In other business, Ernie Sisson, named to council to fill the unexpi red term of Don Sllafer, was relieved of his duty because of his failure to allend meetings. The Ohio Revised Code states that . council members may be expelled Stale Route 124 lo begin ncx't · if they fail to attend two meetings week. A new culver! and a headwall in succession. Named to fill the post was will be placed between the Knapp Donna Peterson. Peterson had ear- and Taylor propenies across the · • tier requested to be considered for a highway from Hubbard's Greencouncil position. Mayor James house. Ditching will occur along Pape conlacted her, she accepted 124"beginning above the Joan lhe appoinupent, ~will be sworn Mescher property to Seventh Sueet. .in at the next counc1l meeung. Councilman Bill Roush reported Council also discussed adopting on culvert and diJching work along an ordinance to control unsiRhtly (Continued on Page 3) Witness' memory fails: except on .O.J. alibi �• Friday, Marc:h 3, 1995 Commenta The Daily Sentinel Ill Court:Street Pomeroy, Oblo Page 2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middlepon, Ohio Friday, March 3, 1995 1 L.----------------------......1 ·op1~1~!1 • ce of reprl•eve The .prl ~f THO(J6HT I'D TEACH THEM BAS£iALL ... ALRE'ADY I<NOW HOW. mg m (the gard~~· :tgulas take_~~ these deficiencies before disaster of what we have, e saJ o occurs .. the gallery's irreplaceable anworlc: Six ·months later, the pllery bas AP~A. _a respected non-profit not taken those immed1ate st · orgamzauon, . completed the Kaplan told us that all of the :;: scathmg evaluabon last Sep\Cffi'r· ligllts in the modem East Buildin 11 charged that,,the gallery _s s ~; will be ~led by the middle Qf hghts amtroot- leak-extensively; April, but she confirmed that the allowwg water to seep ~~~~ the b 'lding suffered a water leak . gallery's East and West bUildings. Ul JUSt Tbe buildings' heating and cooling . last ~onth after a snowstorm in ·system was assatled . for fJrequent Washmgton There was no damage b . ·t' • 35 temperature and humidity malfuncd- ~pora~;~~:~~ :Se~e;:;e3 10 lions that "could eas1ly excee . u onpoorly trained workers' abilities" aryMC:!hile a four- ear to bring the problem under coptrol tion of the skyiights in~ oM;vabefore it damages priceless art- Building will not even begin u:~work:. . 1une 1996 Thanks to a $2 millie . Eyen though ,the g~lery com- grant from- the Department ofEne~ mtssJOned APPA s semces, gallery gy the gallery will also receive a spokeswo~~~ ~uth ~ar,lan says sta'le-of-the-an buildin automation !he _report IS beca•!se system for heating Jllldgcooling. But II did not take mto Vtew correcUve the installation won' t Start u'ntil mC!Isures that were already comJune and will last more than 1wo babng the problems. years In f~~ APPA noted that "these ~Ifunctions may relate more to condJttOns are recogmz~d by the staff than to the system The (&a!l.ery) sta~( ~~ plans extst for repon charged that the buildings' thetr correcuon. But the repon mechanical systems are opemted · added: "The team wishes to stale a "by-the-seat-of-the-panis rna~~ ner" and that temperatures in the gallery swing wildly from too hot to too cold. · '. At Friday's congressional hearing, gallery officials may find the heat IOo high. CIA WATCH- The recent selection of retired Air Force Gen. Michael P.C. Cams 10 be the new CIA director surprised no one more than the head of the president's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. Former Defense Secretary Les Aspin ·was appointed last year 10 oversee tlte !2-member board, which was essentially created to spy on the sponks, and evaluate the performance of the $28 billion a year intelligence community. But Aspin has complained to friends that he .~ad no early intelligence about Cams' appointmenL . Six days before' the · White House announcement; Aspin spoke to President Clinton and White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta - and at that point Cams' name was not even on the "shon list," according to sources close to As pin. Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. PI<. •lcolumbusl4s• O'""e R ,.., genz To put it in down-to-earth ianguage, it will be like the difference between spending eternity in Detroit, on the one hand, and Hawaii, on the other - with maybe Denver the middle possibility. The Monnons don't pw it quiie that -way- What they say is, the "celestial" or highest post-resurrection kingdom is where the family relationships will be preserved. The lower kingdoms are made up of individuals minus theit family ties. Stnny 1>t ·By The Associaled Press Skies will be partly cloudy ·tonight before cloudy skies return ·to Ohio on Saturday. · Lows tonight wiU be in ·.the 20s ·across the entire state. Tempera:tures on Saturday will reach the upper 40s in most areas. The record high temperature on -this date at the Columbus weather 'station is 75, set in 1974. The record low of zero was set in 1943. Weather forecast: · Tonight...Mostly cloudy south with scattered nurries southeast. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. ·.Lows in the 20s. - MARION (AP) - GTE said · monthly rates would be reduced 10 ·Wednesday it will reduce long dis- $1 from $2. Jhere also would be -tance rates by as much liS 22 -per- DJie reductions for business and ·cent, cut residential Touch Call other customers. The company said it would concharges in half and complete a vert about 8,000 remaining party -statewide network of digital lines to single-party service by switching centers. · ·. The company filed the plans 1988. That represents about 1 per.with the · state regulators for cent of the GTE's lines staiewide. Griswold called the completion approval. ·. William A. Griswold, president of a fully 'digilal switching system a of GTE's Norll\easlern "Reg10'n, milestone. He said GTE already said the company has been stream- provides digital· switching to more . lihing operauons 10 lower costs and than 80 percent of its customer lines in Ohio. · be in a better position to compete. _-· Customers on average would - . Eighty-six switching centers . -save from 16 percent 10 22 peroent win be replaced 10 complete GTE's on daytime long distance calls han- statewide digital networlc. Griswold said digital· systems dled by GTE within each local provide the technical capability ,access and transpon area. Ove_rall .\ many rural communities need to ·savings would vary based on tune grow. -of day and distance. . . Griswold said GTE also would · GTE serves about 780,000 cus·'reduce by more than 20 pen:ent the tomer lines in .80 of Ohio's 88 -charge long distance companies counties. ·,pay for access to the local networlc:. He said that could mean additional '.Savings foi customers. (Continued froiD PaRe 1) · · · GTE said :fouch Call residential for tWo reasOns - the removal of barrier.; 10 service from a regulated · investor-owned utility and cheaper rates, and no assurance a new board would be better than the old · ' The following actions to end one. "I don't think anyone here • marriage were med recently in ~e office of Larry Spencer, Me1gs wants to see it dissolved. I'm for improving what we've got." Free.County Clerk of Co'urts: - Dissolutions asked - Susan M. man said. "I don't want to go l>ack ' Clark and Joe N. Clark, both of 10 using kerosene lamps again." "Why not?" one member asked. Pomeroy, Feb. 23. "At least witb kerosene you know Divorces asked - Wendy J. you've mled the lamp and haven't 'Markin from Brian G: Markin, both been robbed in the process." of Albany, Feb. 27; Laura M. Haley from Robert M. Haley, both of Pomeroy, Feb. 27. Dissolutions granted - Jennifer Lynn McKinley and Jeffery Ray Am Ele Power ___ .............-.31 112 McKinley, Feb. 27; Dorothy Alma Akm ....._.............................-.!9 518 Ashland OU --·---.......;.. _,,.31 518 Darst and Richard Douglas Darst, AT&T ......:_......~----------..51 Feb. 28. Buk Oae.-.... 112 . · Divorces granted - James R. 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Earl Scott McKinley, 27, was travclin- on Hiland Road near Pomeroy when he was stopped at 1:10 a.m. He is to appear in Meigs County Court to answer the charges. Deer/car collision reported' No injuries were reported, but an Albany man's car sustained mpdemte damage in a deer/car collision at 5:45 a.m. today on Dexter Road. · . Evercu L. Hutton , 65, was southbound when he struck a deer that jumpe<) into the path of his 1987 Buick Century, according to a Meigs County sheri(f's report. (Continued .frOOJ Page 1) · The last two miner.; reached the side of the water, Neece found surface 20 minutes after the, first the other miners and told them of .·left. their perilous situation since they All the publicity, banquets and were t.akin_g the shonest r~ute to even mcetin~ the govern'?r, has not leave. Thts route was directly changed h1s life, Beam satd today. Meigs County shcrff's deputies continue 10 investigate the theft towards the water. "I might look at things a little of a gray four-door Dodge from the Terry Smith property on Salser One of the miners, who had F.· bit .differ~?tly since I ~as ::0 close Road ncar Racine late last month. viously hurt his back and that ru~ht to death, he ad_ded. We r~ JUSt According to information received, the vehicle and several subhad pained legs that slowed h1m. happy to go on wtth our hves. jects were seen at the intersection of Salser and Bowman's Run The group of miners ned 10 an area The tru e heroes are all of the roads at 10:30 p.m. on Feb. 20, Sheriff James M. Soulsby reported. where a motorized mine car was Southern Oh10 Coal employees Anyone seeing the vehicle or suspects that evening is asked 10 supposed 10 be waiting. who worked together and returned contact the.sheriff's office, he said. Meanwhile, Beam waited in this the mines to operation, he added. mine r;ar for more than.SO.minutes. "What happcnio.d that night was Wh en the 10 miners finally just a freak accident," Beam said. reached Beam, they then hurtled "It's never been done before, to along at 30 miles per hour. have a mine that inundated and Units of the Meigs County TUPPERS PLAINS . Just a mile away ffQIII the eleva- bring it back." 12:24 a . m., A.llen Street, Emergency Medical Service. tor, the mine car abruptly stopped. Some stories of the actual rescue Chester, Mary Dempsey, VMH; recorded nine calls for assistance As the miners started running have changed with time, but Beam I :45 a.m ., Spencer Road, Inez including two transfer calls. Units ahead, the electrician spliced the said he will tell his grandchildren a Pooler, SL Joseph's Hospilal; responding incldded: · cable across a six-inch gap. much simpler lesson. MIDDLEPORT II :54 a.m .. Pinetree Drive, Finally, when the mantrip "I was just happy 10 lx: there for Kayla Chaney, treated at the scene. 8:15 a.m., Overbrook Nursing brought them to the elevator some those guys and to help them get out Center, Ida Roberts, Pleasant Valhad to wait even longer. The without any disaster," Beam said. escape shaft could only hold three "Any other employee would have . ley Hospital_; 5:48 P..m., South Third A_ven\IC, Free clothing day miners at a time. done thtl same." . Brice W1U, Holzer Medical Center. slated for Tuesday POMEROY I :56 a.m., South Fourth Avenue, The Gallia-Meigs Community Middleport, Clarence Potts, Vcter-. . . . . Acuon Agency will hold a free ans Memorial Hospilal. · · Saturday. Eastern sets t:Oncert clothing day for low-income people .. _ ---- RAClNE Eastern High School Concen on Tuesday, March 7 at the cloth10:27 a.m., State Route 124, Band will hold its annual winter Church hosts speaker ing bank in the Cheshire Village Erwanna Jeffries of Point Pleas- Monica Chadwell, VMH. · concen at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Hall. high school gym, under the direc- ant, W.Va., will be the guest speaker Wednesday, 7:30p.m. at Silver tion of 4ifector Susan Climer. Run Baptist Church, Cheshire. Lodge sets meeting . The Pomeroy Masonic Lodge Soup and baked goods Eagles Class of Asbury United 164 will hold meeting honoring two master Masons Robbie Whyatt Methodist Church will have a soup and Rhett Milhoan at II a.m . and bake sale Saturday from II to 5 p.ill . at the chutch in Syracuse. March 18 at the lodge. Auto theft investigated Squads answer nine calls Subscri~n not desiring to. pay the carrier may remit in ntlvnnce direct to lbe Dnily Sentinel on fl thrtt:, ~i• or 12 month bnsis. Credit will be · given carrier eac h week. No Aubseripdon by mail permitted in ateu where home carrier service is available. --··~·--= MAlL SUBSCRifi:IONS Inside Mrlp County 13 Weeb............. .. .................... .. $23.92 l~ ::=·· · · ·: : :. '::::::::::••· · · · · · · · · ~~.~ • RatH Outlldr Melp Coanty 13 Weeki .... .....:.. ....~. ..................... ~25.~ l~ ::~:::::· : : : ::: : ::::::: ::::::::::::::.$~20 a Class to start Baseballlsonball ready. Tai-Chi class will begin, MpnThe Chester Baseball/Softball day, 7:30 at Middleport Arts CounA~sociation will be holding a meeting 10 begin the 199i season. .The cil, Erjc Chambers, instructor. / meeting will be held at 7 p.m. " Monday lit the Chester Volunteer Lodge to meet · Special meeting of the MiddleFire DepartmenL port Lodge 363, F&AM, annual inspection, 6:30p.m . dinner folCookie sale set Middleport Cadette Troop 1208 lowing by meeting at 7:30p.m. Friwill have a booth sale at Vaughan's day. Cardinal from II a.m. to 3 p.m on ·syracuse Council GENESIS Stock reports are the IO:JO a.m. quotes provided by A~vest ol BIBLE STUDY CLASS Every Sunday Morning Ash Street Freewill ·Baptist Church PQMEROY FLOWER SHOP r .. I06 Butternut Ave. Pomeroy, OH . (614) 992-6454. (800) 433-6203 IVITINI!ES SAT • l:J O )IJO lUll I MC S00H 1 DUST I II IIOI"I'Mtol 6 MlRGAN P'RII':AMN tn ~OUTHRI:AII" GIFT CEAT1FICATES AVAULABLE I . ,/ 3 Pieces of Extra Tasty Crispy'" chicken ·,/ 6 Kentucky Nuggets• .!.Large Mashed Potatoes .! Large Gravy 10am- 11 am "Say Love With Flowers From!" IPG - t J ~ 1 :l 0 ,91lO Dlll l..r cleE ning up areas involved , but rem Jving abandoned vehicles. Council voled to charge a nonref Jndable fee of $25 for posting ca .npaign signs in the viUage. The fr.e would not apply 10 signs place <>n pri vale property. It was noted council is now accepting applications for pool ·manager. These may be mailed to Janice Zwilling, Bolt 266, Syracuse 45779. The mayor's report showed receipts of $1,045. A repon submitted by Officer Tim Gillilan showed that he issued 27 'citations, investigated two complaints, worked 75 hours and drove a tolal or 500 miles. . . Gillilan, now a resident of Syracuse, gave special thanks to the Middleport Police Department for a donation of an ORC book. '111e balance in the funds as submiued by Clerk-Treasurer Janice · Zwilling included general fund, $19,417 .59; street construction, $11, 006.43; Highway, $8;590.82; fire, $2,841.95; water, $2,555,06; pool, $2,842.23; guaranty meter, $2,917.05; cemetery, $89.21; Auending were Pape, Zwilling and council members Lavender, Roush, Dennis Wolfe, Eber Pickens Jr. and Katie Crow. _._._ Gallipolis. /\hun :"-it mdlj't' Billy Mruliso11 1P/c'9 \alue Challenge----- · (Continued from PaRe 1) areas. This would include not only Worlhlnglon Ind .....- ........... .19 718 Wendy Int'l..... _ .............- ....15 7/8 SINGLE COPY PKICH ·- • Area man cited on DUI charge Meigs ~nnouncements · in rates for long distance · -1-od ay •. n· h.IStQ-ry ' Saturday ... Morning sunshine north and west...Otherwise mostly cloudy . Not as cold. Highs in the 40s most places ... And approaching 50 south. . · Extended forecast: Sunday ... Rain likely. Lows in the 30s. Highs 45 to 50 north and in the 50s south. Monday ... Showers likely. Lows 35 to 45. Highs in the 50s north and 60 to 65 south. . Tuesday ... A chance of rain and cooler. Lows in tbe 30s north to 40s south. Highs 35 to 40 northwest io 50 to 55 southeast. , ~GTE schedules reduction 1: • Cloudy Slight warming trend set for Ohio during weekend · ' Cloudy C1995Ac:cu-Weath8f, Inc. The backlash against "affmna- ments) or admissions (e.g. to col. . .• . · live action" is rolling over the leges), but if affirmative action Hubert Humphrey, swore that he than any other black in the counDemocratic Party like a tidal wave, doesn't mean exactly tha~ then pre- would "eat his hat" if that law was try), white billionaire Sumner Red, anli Pr~side!lt ~linton has come c1sely what does it mean? ever interpreted as requiring a 1 sto~e stood to be excuse_d _fro~ forth wath hts. fu-st response. (No blac_k American to be hired, or paymg upwards of $440 milhon m . doubt there will be others.) It IS a Wi"/f A R h admtued to college in preference taxes ~usc he had the compa8!Ypic~l Clinton waffle: We will I IBm . . us er i to a better-qualifi~ white. The sion to sell Via~~ 10 May's COIJ!· exammc the whole spectrum of whole object of the act was 10 pany (for $2.3 bJihon) iluher than affirmative-action programs and Ai that point you wiU be treated require that blacks be evaluated-on to a white-owned business. : elill!!nate a~y that "llfl:n't_work- to some woozy poetry about their individual merits and U'eated n.·e Republican Congress put -~ mg, but w1U defend·the pnnc1ple ·" goals," or diverted to some side accordingly --·that they be judged stop 10 that outrage, but the ISSue 18 of aff~tive action ':0 the death. issue such as "outreach" (making in Martin Luther King Jr.'s rialging far b~der. The Americ_an people . Practically the en~ Democmt- sure th'at minorities are given a words, "not b)" the color of their are p01sell to put an end to th~ 1c Party _has _fallen _m behind this chance to compete) on which _!kin .but by IM contenLof their whole racket of r~ l(Uo~s and formulabon, meludJOg some black everybody-agrees. Bbt-the-present character." · race preferences, and the hberali> poli_ticia~s (like Will!e Brown in drive to eliminate "affirmative And yet, under the rubric of know it. No wonder they are Cahforma) who until las( week action" is aimed squarely at poli- "affirmative action " a whole scared, were vowing unlefenil the whole cies that fava- one skin color over complex skein of entitlements has William Rusher is a Distin.· edi~ce o_f affirmative a~tion with another regardless of individual evolved that benefits nobody but RUis~ed Fellow or the Claremon~ theu dy1ng breath. Th1s merely merit. We .must insist that liberals sman lawyers and their wealthy Institute for the Study or Stalesdemonstrates how. scared they are tell us whether they are fa- that or clients. One of the slickest came to mansblp and Polllical Philoso, . - and they have every right to be against it, and where they stan'd on light recently when it was revealed phy. scared. . . . . policies that would eliminaie iL that ~ec,ause a former Carter (For information ~n how t~ · For the rest of us, IllS Important 2. The liberals . are forever admimstration consultant Frank communicate electromcally wltli to hack our ~y through the thick telling us that the glad day will · May, is blacl< and therefore iheoret-· this columnist lind others, con; growth or miSC!'nce~tions a~d dawn when discriminatiOI) no . ically disadvantaged (even .though tact America Online by callinR · planted QJnoms wtth which the lib- longer exists in America, "but it he controls more cable systems 800-827--'364, exL 8317.) , erals and their allies in the media ·certainly isn't here ye~" so afflr- · · have attempted to obscure the mative action can't be abandoned . . whole issue. . yet. The planted axiQ!R here is that · =----,--u--·l.·,aifnfithlrnetafii'S:tiv'eplace, exactly what this country at some point decided action "?-itira-to correet the consequences-of~ "Why don't you i'!st hit the 'channel search' : ·nice-sounding phrase, carefully crimination by requiring "afftnnabutton and set tfie remote on the table for the chosen abo.ut30 years ugo as a sub- tive action" unt_il those conse- By The Alloclaled Press · stitute for such Wlpo~ular ~s as quences were emdicated. . -~oday is Friday, March 3, the 62nd day of 199S. 1'bere are 303 dllyi . evening!!?• "preferences" and "quotas." LibBut exactly where and when did left m the year. . : crals nowadays always holly deny '·· ~erica a:doPt s~h. a ~!icy? Cer- . Today's Hig!ilighi in History: . \· : that t~ey r~vor quO!iS or prefer- tamly not In the _Cavil ~aghts Act of One hundred and fifty years ago, on March 3, 11145, Florida becamq ences m bmng (e.g. m fJre depart- 1964. ·one of ns ch1e1 authors, the 27th sllte. . · . ' I Miners get hero's honor "I. object to the current practice of laughing in church. Even the clergy crack jokes. Wo!Jld Jesus ·approve1" __: M.I>.B., Lubbock, Texas · It is hard to say. There arc no references to smiling or laughing in the New Testament except to . protest against it. Luke warns, "Alas for you who laugh, you shall weep and mourn." James advises, ' 'Tum your laughter into mourning and your gaiety into gloom.'' Chrysostom, one of the early church fathers, told the people of Constantinople, "We are not assembled to burst into peals of laughter but to weep for our sins." People today, even most religious people, are not -so serious _ at least in America. When I was in Israel, the people there, who tend 10 be solemn, asked me why Amelicans smile so much. George Plagenz is a syndicaled writer for Newspaper Enterprise· Association. (For information on bow to communicate electronically wilb Ibis columnist and others, contact America Onllne by calllng (. 800-827-6364, ext. 8317.) Just what is 'affirmative action'? · A 35-year-olil Pomeroy area man apparently a<:cidentally shot himself in the leg with a .44-caliber Magnum revolver shonly before 8 this morning, according 10 Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby. Floyd Stewart, Union Avenue, said he accidenlally wounded himself with a revolver be keeps under his bed, Soulsby said. The bullet passed through the lower part of S&ewan's right leg. · "He said he thought it was unloaded," Soulsby added. Stewart was transported by the ·Pomeroy squad .of the Meigs County Emergency M~cal Service 10 Veterans Memorial Hospilal for treaunenL Sdulsby urged people 10 keep fu-earms unloaded and locked up separately from ammunition , "Treat every gun like a loaded gun," Soulsby said. Russell R. Gibbs', 76, Circleville, died Thursday, March 2, 1995 at his residence: Born Feb. 22;- 1919in Meigs C®nty, son of the late Roland J. and Meda Maude Russell Gibbs, be was retired {rom the South-CenUlLI Power Co. He was a World Warn veteran, having served with the U.S. Army's 54th Signal C<XpS. He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Post No. 134 of the American Legion. . He was a member of the Northwood Chwch of Christ, the Masonic Lodge council chapter and commandery, and the Shrine Club. Surviving are his wife, D. Juartita Warner Gibbs; a daughter and sonin-law, Linda and James McConnell of Circleville; three grandchildren and three great-grandchiJcJren; two brothers, Pearson Gibbs of New Lexington, and Joseph Gibbs of Circleville; three sisters and a brother-in-law, Katheririe Werner of Elida. Clarice Krautter of Pomeroy, and Charlotte .and Robert Elberfeld of Pomeroy; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a son, Roger W. Gibbs; a sister, Teresa Swatzel; and a brother, William A. Gibbs. Services will be 1 p.m . Monday in the Defenbaugh-Wise Funeral Home, Circleville, with the Rev. Sidney Clay officiating: Burial will follow in Forest Cerneiery, Circleville. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made 10 Buckeye Home Health Care, . Circleville. ~sl~g places where they n\ay spend eiernity after they leave these earthly precincts.. They base this also on the writings of Paul. , "The sun has a splendor of its own," wrote the apostle, "the moon another splendor, and the stars another. So it is with the resurrectionofthedead." That is, we will go to one of three locations on resurrection day. These locations wiU be as different from each other as the sun is different from the moon and the stars in brightness. Accidental shooting probed Russell R. Gibbs Is hunti-ng just a violent sport? Berry's World --Area Death-- Local News in Brief: OHIO Weather ·~!!.~!~e.!}' J~J!O.!!.P~~"!!.~~~~~~.Y~~~:! tering portrait of the National we re ce~ly gomg to gCI !" II In Gallery of Art will be on exhibit our quesbons .... You can' t 1gnore this week before the House Appro- the concerns expressed in the priations Subcommittee on Interior. repon." And the subeommiuee chairman, Rep. RaJph Regula, R-Ohio, By Jack Anders-on is warning gallery officials in I - --ROBERTL-;-WINGETT~~­ advllllGe not-to-air-!>rush OVC'f evi--~-and dence that it's failing to proteCt the Publlsber b. • Ml'chae/ Bl"ns•el"n na Lason san treastbeuregalls. ked I• t year, ery as an independent team of experts from At a time when the new CHARLENE HOEFLICH · MAJtGARETLEHEW the Association of Higher EducaCongress is scrutinizing ans fundGeneral Manager Controller tion Facilities Officers (APPA) to ing, President Clinton wants to assess rhe safely and security of its boost the gallery's $55 million ' collection - which includes more budget. But Regula, who holds the I.JlTffiRS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be leso than 300 1 than 7?,000 works of art ranging gallery's purse strings, revealed wonk long. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed with oamo. ' from Picasso to van Gogh. that the APPA repoo is coloring his Jlddnla and telephone number. No unsigned Ieu.n will be published. LetteJi Although the gallery grumbles early impressions. abould be in good tuto, addressing issuea, not personalities. at the broad brush J:!:VIew, the eva!"We want to know what's hap~o_n team was "lllllll_l~ous in its pening to the money because that the condtbo!ls the they've been getting a, substantial fac1h11es and the orgamzattonal SUM through the budget process pr~blems·: at the gallery "threaten plus they have a lot of private the securny of t_he collection," endowment," said Regula. Last according to a copy of APPA 's month, he sliced from this year's By WALTER R.MEARS rell?fbudget over $400,000 the gallery AP Special Correspondent · If I w~re t~em, I WO~fld wanted to use to start building a WASHINGTON- There'll be a price for the Republican reprieve on 1ssue m my opemng multi-million dollar sculpture garaddress the the balanced budgCI amendment, probably on the installment plan when statement," Regula told OlD' associden. GOP leaders try 10 get a<:tibn on close! y contested issues to come. Not that Republicans are alone in maneuvering to schedule voles 10 gCI their way; the Democrats did it all the time when they ran Congress. Now that Il)ey're in the minority, Democrats try to gCI their way by means of run-on debate. · I But usually such tactics are employed before both sides, by unanimous c~nsent, agree 10 a day and time to stop talkin!l and vote. On Tuesday mght, however, when·1t came tun,\:! 10 VOle Oil the balanced budgCI amendment, Senate Republicans delayed the vole when their head-counters found themselves one tantalizing vote short of the 67 needed 10. approve the measure. Sen. Bob Dole, the majority leader, abruptly-recessed the Senate and again Wednesday - to try to win that last vOle. That put off the decision at least until today. BUT, IT SEEMS Indeed, Dole, th~ polf..leading prospect for the Republican presidential THEY nomination in 1996, said if the amendment is voted doWII, he'U keep it on the agenda and try 10 force action on the politically volatile issue about a ·· ·month before the next election. In the in&erim, though, the always balky Senate wiU be even harder to manage until and unless the bemocrats forgive the tumaroWJd. . Sen. Thomas Daschle, the Democratic leader, said he wondered if there would ever be another unanimous consent agreement in this Congress. '·I thought a deal was a deal,'' he said. Senate dispull;§ lilce this one usually fade :'"d are f~rgotten, even when the .rbelQric is as angry as Sen. Robert Byrd s accusauon that the GOP move was sleazr. and tawdry. But Byrd, the senior Democrat, has a long.memory Wid can .Lbe maklbed as a master of using the rules 10 his side's advantage. . In the Senate, it usually takes·unanimous consent- one 'no' in 100 can block it- to set timetables for action. The only other wa,.around a determined, minority opposition is to get 60 senators to vote to end debate, which takes longer and not infrequently fails. . . Dol~ said the ~.~wed budget ament!ment was vilal enough 10 warrant h1s Iache, callmg 11 probably the most tmportant vote we're going to cast around here, maybe' in our career.;," Perhaps so, but Congress has voted on balanced budget amendments five times since I 982. · · The _differeJIC'e this time is that Republicans controf both chambers. Wid no earlier_ eff?rt has come this close.. The last Senate vole was just one year ~go; 11 failed 63-37, four ~otes shon of the required two-th~ majorIcy. . . Tile customers always write... name of the Mormons) has tire The balanced budget issue is politically potent, and the amendment has "If Y'?u_think _liunting is wrong world's I!IOSI exlensive library of become shorthand for ending deficils. It wouldn't; that would have 10 be because _1t IS a VIolent_spon, Yfhat genealogical r~ords ~ which it done slep by step, cut by ~ul, and perhaps· tax by tax, ·in Washingto,n or · about violent sports .~tke boxmg, gladly sharesW1th' non-Monnons. elsewhere. · . , . hockey and football? . - A.L.T., The elsewhere is worrisome in the Stale houses where an approved Portsmouth, Oh10 Ge· amendment would have 10 be mtified. Even ardent supporters like Gov. \Yhal puts v1olent sports such as ':t • r18 Mike Leaviu of Utah are concerned that as the target year for balance boxmg, h~ke~ and footb~ll 2002, or two years after ratification - approached, pressureS would even bullftg~llnl!- ~n h1gher Because it is the Mormons' intensify to shift costs from Washington to the states. Skeptical !~lora! ground than hunh_ng IS that desire to spend eternity with their Democrats think the same pressures would make Social Security an ulti- 1n .hun11ng only ~:me s1de has a families (a desire they share with mate large~ that's the major hangup in getting two-thirds to say yes. chance;, The deck 1,s, stacked. How most non-Mormons), they want to . The political .pllll_ch shows in the polls; 79 percent favored a balanced man~ . sponsmen would ~ on make sure all their relatives will be budget amendment m .the latest New York Times-CBS News survey. But th~ ltillmg fields each aurumn if the in hCQven. If in their genealogicai that hefty majority vanishes when people are asked whether they'd favor arum~s co~d shoot back? Hunters research· they come across a relathe amendment if it meant Social Security cuts. . . arc wmners.m unequal combot. tlve who "died without the MII'C Congress, an approved amendment would need 10 be ratified by Killing deer may be necessary 10 gospel'' --,- that is, without being at least 38 states. The first wave would come quickly. But getting the prevent them from star.ving and baptized .- that dead ancestor can three-quaners 10 write it into the Constibltion is no sure thing. causing car accidents and to pro- be baptized vicariously by a living Although it is 901 a pany line issue, Republicans sec it working 10 their vide food, as in Bible limes. (V,ege- Mormon relative. · . advantage, even in defeaL House Speaker Newt Gingrich said Wednesday · tarians may give you an argument The living relative goes to a · that if six or eight Democratic senators in marginal states vote no, the on whether meat is necessary for Mormon temple and is immersed in GOP should spend the next year organizing, getting up petition drives, our subsistence.) the baptismal font once for each using their opposition as GOP ammunition in the next campaign. It is the enjoyment we gCI from ancestor he or she is proxy for. ldUing animals that makes it a most . S!. Paul referred to baptizing for EDITOR'S NOTE- Walter R. Mears, vice president and columdubious recreation in my mind. . the dead in one of his letters to the nist for The Associated Press, has reported on Washington and Corinthians. "If the dead will not. national politics for more than 30 years. "What is behind the Mormons' come to life again,'' asked Paul, . great interest -in genealogy?" "then what point is ihere in people W.K., Goshen, Ind. being baptized for those who are The Church of Jesus Christ of · gone?" · Latter-Day Saints (the official To tl)e Mormons, there are three The Dally Sentinel-Page 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~- More Meal For Your Money. Middleport, Ohio . G.R.Q.C. Accredited Diplomas Offered. CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT 228 West Main 992-5432 Pomeroy, OH . Teacher Les Hayman 1\vmlable ll! PartiCI Pahng Kf- C rcsraur01n!:. S1dc ;INn Qnd dcsson SGicchoo ma · var Includes wh•letdark; p1eces No coul)<l n necess ary ~ KFC 199!1 V Y . 992-7410 '. • I ' .! Large Cole Slaw .! Large Macaroni and Cheese .! 4 Biscuits .! Dou"le Chocolate Chip Cake ' I' ' . -' SUN �t Sports The Daily , · Ser,~inel Frtday, March 3, 1995 Page--<~ In Top 25 college hoops, . Oregon State beats Stanford; Arizona & ASU also ge~ wins By BOB BAUM B ar·~ a likely NBA first-round pointS. Tim Young added 13 CORY ALLIS, Ore. (AP) dlaJfPick who had a career-high 33 points. Suddenly, Stanford is no sure thing points, seven steals and five assisiS. Dion Cross scored just seven for for the NCAA toumamenL When he wasn't hitting a three· the Cardinal on 2-for-12 shooting The .20th-ranked Cardinal has poi nter or . slamming home a from the field. He's averaging 18 lost four of six games, the latest an reverse two-handed stuff, he was points per gatne. embarrassing 90· 71 manhandling picking off a Stanford ~ or flipBarry, son of former NBA great by Oregon State, and has slipped ping the ball behind h1s back to a Rick Barry, had 19 poinis by half· into a fifth-place tie in the Pac-10. teammate. · time, including three spectacular "I can't think of another one "I don't want to make it sound stuffs in a 3-minute, 9-second where we've played so poorly," trite, but when somebody steps up stretch. Stanford coach Mike Monlj!omery to that level , it kind of brings His reverse breakaway stuff said after Thursday nig.ht s rout. everybody else along," Anderson gave Oregon State a 33-13 lead "Obviously 'we weren't prepared, said. with 6:55 to play in the half, the and that's my job, that's my The Beavers (4·11 Pac-10, 7-17 first time the Beavers have been responsibility. We weren't ready to overall) led by as many as 20 abead of an opponent by 20 in 45 . · play. I honestly thought we knew points in the fust half and were up games. what we needed to get done and 48-32 at halftime. Stanford (8·7, Oregon State put the game away how important this was, but that 17-7) never got closer than II in with a 12.0 run that made it 82-59 wasn't the case." the second half. with 4:50 to play. "We had 10 assists and 21 The Cardinal now faces a criti· Barry, in his last-to-last home cal game. Saturday rtight at Oregon. game, was motivated by his poor turnovers," Montgomery s~id , "They catne irl'and toOk us a lit· showing in his previous game, "which is pretty much , indicative tie lightly," Oregon State's Brent when h~ scored five points on 2· of how well the ball was getting Barry said. "I don't think that's for- II shooting against Arizona moved and what was going on." going to happen at Oregon. Maybe State. · In other games involving ranked they were looking a little forw8f!l . "I just needed a game like this teams Thursday nigh~ No. 12 Ari· to that game." · after the game I had at Arizona zona needed two overtimes to get That would have been under· State," he said. past Washington State 114-111 and standable. Oregon State had lost six Mustapha Hoff added 15 poiniS No. 15 Arizona State edged Wash· in a row, the latest an 8244 drub· .for Oregon State, while Vladimir ington 76-71. bing at Arizona State. Coach Heredia and Rob Williams· had 10 No. U Arizona 114 Jimmy Anderson was headed into points apiece. Washington State 111 (2 OT) his final ,homestand ~efore his Brevin Knight was the only Damon Stoudamire scored II of re.urement. and the team s downhill Slanford player who was a consis· his 40 points in the second over· shde seemed unstoppable. . tent threat against Oregon State's time to lead visiting Arizona (22-6, Instead, the Bea_vers dommated -;zone defense, finishing witli 26 12-4 Pac-10) to victory. Tbe Pacif• from the start behmd the play of ic-10 Conference's leading scorer, Baseball strike negotiating crowd gets thinner with lack of progress lions if there's no progress in the Tenn., led management through By RONALD BLUM SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) ~ short term,' McMorris said. While strilces at the Chicago Tribune and : Baseball talks resume today 'with not participating in the small-group the New York Daily News, arid : less hope and fewer people. · . · discussions, Reinsdorf has been at Fehr referred to him Thursday as • Mter the sides started talking iii · the talks all week. "the Tribune union-buster." Some detail about taxes and revenue McMorris said Robert Ballow in management say he has been sharing, acting commissioner Bud could come in as the owners' new advising owners in recent months. Selig bolted from the talks, which lawyer. Ballow, based in Nashville, , moved to 'the verge of another .- breakoff. . • "I'm going home because I'm tired, for the moment, of going nowhere," Selig said Thursday night. Looking angry and frustrated, Selig and McMorris accused the ' . union of refusing to state its posi· : tion on luxury taxes unless owners • rewrite their revenue-sharing plan. : "Clearly people can and have · become frustrated from time to time," union head Donald Fehr said, adding he hoped the day's events were a "blip." He said he. might make a new propos31 today. · Facing the prospect of starung . the regular season with replace· ment players on April 2, Selig said striking major leaguers should . "quit nitpicking everything we do" and admit some teams have . linancial problems. "You can blame the owners Automatic, low miles, , 4.0 liter, Save nobody puts a gun to their heads,'' Thousands! ............., .. Selig saJd. "I have a nine-year-old granddaughter who understands how silly that idea is. I can assure 90 lsuzu Pickup Bed liner, AM/FM ............................ ..... 55995 you I'd be very disappointed if she Stoudamire had six points in Ari· zona's late scoring run during regu· lation that forced the flfSt overtime. Washington State J I4·10, g. 7 Pac -10) led 85-74 with 1:40 remaining in re'gulation, but Ari· zona ouiSCored the Cougars 17·5 to take a 91 -90 lead before Isaac Fontaine hit one of two free throws with one ~econd remairting to send the game mto the fiiSt overtime. Cougars were led by Huskies (8-16, 4-11) took a 11·66 Fontaine, who fini shed with 38 lead on two free throws by Jamie points, and Mark lfendrickson, Booker with 19 secQnds to go. Mario Bennett .of Ariwna State who had29. scored 24 of his career-high 37 No, IS Arizona St. 72 points in the first half. Benneu's Wasblngtoo 71 previous best was 35 as a freshman With three seconds left, Isaac Burton drilled a three-pointer from against Arizona in 1992. Freshman Mark Sanford paced the comer to give visiting Arizona State the victory. The Sun Devils Washington with 26 points, 18 (21 -7; 11 · 5) rallied after the coming in the second half. T~e Be A Pa:rt Of The ' The Daily Sentinel's !F~rt~di~'~··!MB~rch~3~,!1!~!~----------------------~---------P~mn~e~ro~y~!M~Id~d~le~po~rt~,O~h~l~o------------~~----~.---------!n.~o~a~ll~y~se~nt~ln~e~l:!P~ag~e=:5~ Coin flip may determine MAC men's·tourney's second seed · By RUSTY MILLER AP Sports Writer This is no time for contenders - or anybody else, for that matter · - to fall asleep. It has come to this: Mid·Amcri· can Conference teams have played 17 league games headil)g into Sat· urday's final day of regularly · scheduled play. The teams in next week's post-season tournament have already been decided; the exact pairings will be determined by Saturday's results. But there are still some pieces of the jigsaw still to be placed, even by games that might seem ineonse· quential. · Kent travels to Miami Saturday, · then must retrace itS Jracks back to Oxford Tuesday night in the ftrst round of the conference tourna· ment . . ,._ Also on Saturday, Ohio Univer· sity is at Ball State, Bowling Green visits Western Michigan, Akron plays at Central Michigan and Toledo travels to Eastern Michi· ----- \\Ott0ll ------ ao\.\. --------t 0 --- By JOE MACENKA change anything,'' he said. longest race- the C~.Cola 600 RICHMOND, Va (AP)- Jeff In addition to accumulating -and its most lu.crat•v~ - . the Gordon's fast start isn't promptiilg more bon\IS points for Ieadin~ laps Bnckyard 400, wh1ch p81d htm a · him to re-examine his pnooties for than anyone else on the circunlhis record $61 ~ ,000 : The pa.yout the 1995 Winston Cup season. season, Gordon is seventh m the helped h1m ~m nt;arlY $1.8. m1llion "We're still on the same sched· driver standings, only 58 behind .and firush e~ghth '':lthe.pomts, but · ule that we were on " Gordon said leader.Oale Earnhardt. he also fatted to fimsh nme races. · Thursday after arriving in Rich· "It's way too early to start talk· . Short tracks have .presented mond for today's time trials for the i]lg about poin_!S gr l!linking about' a!l.llther challenge .for G~rdo~. who Pontiac Excitement400. · them," Gordon said. "If you stan has won all three of h•s Wmston By winrting from the pole last doing that at this stage of the sea· Cup races on superspee_dways. Of week at Rockingham, N.C., in just son and then you go into a slump or the 31 even!-5. on the W1nston Cup the second race of the season, G011- something, you could be in trouble. schedule •. e•ght are on tracks l~ss don became the first driver to We're just thinking consistency than a m1le long. And m a senes secure berths in both the Busch right now - finish races and finish that rewards consistency, Gordon Clash and Winston Select all-star them as high as we can. If you stay knows it's in his best inte~ to get events. around the lead, good things are better on .the short tracks •f he "It's nice to win this early, and bound to happen." · · . wants to be a chatnpionship con· it's really great knowing we're in · Consistency is an area where the tender. ' the Busch Clush and the Winston 23-year-old Gordon can improve. "It's essential to a driver to Select, but we're not going to Last year, he won NASCAR's · prove that he can .win under any '' IOO .Years 95 Years· 92 Years Safier's Inc. Anter Bros. Co. Phone 555-2211 Established 1900 Phone 555-4431 Established 1903 80 Years 78 Years Acme Rentals Vircap Services Phone 555-6782 · Established 1915 Phone 555-8242 Established 1917 5 13,995 Aulo.. 11 .000 "'les, bed liner. cloth seat .... 7 21 22 . 22 ,312 Zi .s .286 .255 29 .632 .611 CJEoiELAND .......33 23 .SI9 Chicap: ................28 30 .413 Allanta ............. ...... 27 29 .412 I 2.5 8..S 8.!5 Milwaukc:e ............. 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Four of the next s1x ev.ents are on short tracks, beg•n· ning with Sunday's event at Rich· mood International Raceway's .75mile trioval. Bad weather threatened to ham· per the weekend's activities. The National Weather Service said there was a chance .of light snow today, freezing rain Saturday and rain Sunday. DONOVAN HONORED- MarsbaU men's head basketball c011ch Billy Donovan enjoys a lighter moment during his team's practice Thursday iD Huntington, W.Va. Donovan, honored earlier this week as the Southern Conference's coach or the year, will guide bis Thun· dering Herd Into the conrerence tournament today at 7 p.m. a~alnst Appalachian State, wbith beat Furman 78· 73 in Thursday mght's tournament opener. (AP) ss. w.... Appahdlian St. 71, Punnan 13 QooqioSomhom94,VM171 Addellc Confcrw~Ct FlraCround · Ra. Intm~.~tic:wW 63, Sl.lUon S6 Go.qio SL 71, Sunford S7 _ Mercer 90, Ctnla'lary II 81!: Louiaianllll , Ct111.. Florida 70 TriM Amerlc.l Regular ...asoo octloa Great Lak• VaUtJ Cont. 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East State Street ·Athens, Ohi<? .772 Mldwcllt Dlvklon 67 Years 92 Ford F-150 4x2 XLT Lariat, VB. 1wo ;one, tocal owner ... 13,995 94 Ford F-1.50 XL lill l<l. WESTERN CONFERENCE 70 Years 17199 5 Banquet Tuesday The Meigs High School Athletic Boosters winter sporiS banquet will be held on Tuesday, March 7 at ti:30 p.m. in the Meigs High School cafeteria. Meat,. rolls and drinks will be furnished. PareniS are ask to bring two covered dishes· a vegetable and a desserL Alumni aame slated Eastern High School will hold its annual alumni basketball game on Saturday, March II . . The women's game will get underway at 6:30p.m. Two men' s gatnes wiU follow. Those interested in playing should call Tinl Baum at 985-3301 or Pam Douthitt at 985-3329 to sign u.P· . 71 Tbui'sday's scores s 13,995 -- ' Central DMI6on . Charloue ................36 21 . bwiW.. .....:.............:W ' 21 ~~;;;;;;;;-...~ Automatic, air, excellent condiiion .......: .. 5 L MiamL ..................2t :14 Philadolphia ...........16 ... Waahin&ton-···········14 41 didn't .., 92 Ford F-250 XLT n Orlando ..................44 13 NewYork ...... ,.......36 · 19 Bo.ton ....................22 33 New Jeftty ............ 22 3S ·1.·2J 999 Local sports notes Mld-Eutff'll i\lhlttk Confennce Allandc: Dl ... kln Iua '· Ti>uraamdl8 EASTERN CONFERENCE Phone 555-1022 Established 1895 • • Scoreboard NIJA standings Forest Hill Cleaners they're a formidable hurdle. I don 't know what is." Gord·on not planning to reset pr1or1t1es ·The Best Used Cars are Found Where the Best New Cars s 90 Toyota Pickup 5 speed, AM/FM, red, bed liner......... '5995 Mediator Bill Usery, who hasn't appeared at a news conference this 90 Chevy 5·10 AMIFM cassette, air ................................. 56495 week, appeared to have little . . 91 Chevy S-10 5 speed, blue, AM/FM cassette, bedliner. 56995 authority left with the parties. Selig said assessing fault was pointless. 90 Dodge Dakota Sport Truck Sp. Pkg, AMIFM cass ... 16995 "It's easy to blame the other guy,'' he said. "You can blame 90 S-1 0 clean little tiuck ........:.. .... 16995 Bill Usery. You can blame the weatt~er in Montana. You can blatno almost anything." . Remaining at the table for the owners willbe McMorris, Chicago 91 GMC Sonoma Automatic, SL trim ....... :......... .... . Cubs president Andy MacPh.ail, Philadelphia Phillies co-general 89 Dodge Dakota 5 speed, chrome wheels ............... .... 56495 partner Dave Montgomery and Milw~ukec Brewers vice president 90 Mazda 82200 Pickup Sharp little truck.................. SS995 Wen(ly Selig-Prieb, the acting 92 Chevy 5·1 0 5 speed. AMIFM cassette .................. ......57995 commissioner's daughter. Lawyers Chuck O'Connor and Rob Manfred 92 Chevy S·1 0 Short bed, 5 speed, clean ........... ...... 57995 also will stay. · McMorris, one of the mor.e 92 Ford Ranger Sport truck. one owner .. :.......... ............. 57995 moderate owners, isn't sure any· thing has beCn.accomplished since 91 Ford F-150 XL Auto., good truck al affordable price .. '9995 he joined the talks in August "We're probably at a point 92 Ford F-150 .4X2 Full sized, automatic, work truck .. 111 ,995 whel"'! the baton should pass to dif· feren1 owners and different auor· 92 CHEVY DUALLY C·3500 neys," he said. Exlcn tecJ Crth E•. . t'rythrrHJ yor J rwerJ k tow 1 Cbicago White Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf, whom the union 89 Ford F-150 4X4 XLT VB. aulomali c, clea n, oneowner... 512,995 views as the leader of the hard-line owners, could take 'llver ncgoti.a· 5 • Basketball ~!ngerXLT $ tie-breaker beCause it has beaten en FI3shes locked up the final tour· points that we lost to," Miami's nament spot with Wednesday's Sendek said. " If that's not proof Miami and. the Falcons have not. - If Toledo (15· 10, 9-8) wins, impressive 92· 75 victa'y over Ball it is the sixth seed. The only way State. Grube doesn't want his team Western Michigan (13-12, 8·9) can to sleepwalk through· Saturday' s be sixth instead cif seventh is if it ~atne, but he alS!> recognizes th11t 1t' s Tuesday's game that trulywins and the Rockets lose. - Kent (7· 17, 4· 12) will be the counts. " Absolutely,' ' Grube said. eighth seed, with Akron (7· 18, 3· 14) and Central Michigan (3-22, 0- "But I'm sure that goes for them, 17) missing the eight·teatn totlrna· too." Just making the tournament ment At least one person believes Sat· field after a season of injuries and urday •s Kent·Miatni game is mean· disappointments is a ftrst step for ingful, even though it has no bear· Grube and his program . ·~ 1 know it's their Senior Night, ing whaiSoever on the standings or and they're really tough at hom.e to the tournament~. begin with," Grube said. "We' ve "We approach it as the most played so many young ldds, we're important game on our schedule,'' to keep improving. just trying Miami' s Herb Sendek said in a We're trying to build on our last classic bit of coachspeak, "because gaple.'' it's the game we're now playing. Kent's shocking victory over Our goals are the same as they Ball State might have just been a.· have been. We want.to continue to sign that the Flashes are coming improve and flaY like a sharp bas· · on. Or it might just be a wakeup ketball team.' · call to Miami. Kent coach Dave Grube's Gold· "They just beat a team by 17 · Despite recent success, FROM DON WOOD: •re Soldl gan. Several things are known about the MAC tournament even. before the final buzzer S8lurday nighc - Miami (20-5 overall and 15· 2 in the MAC) has alniady locked up the regular-season title and the top seed in the tournamenL · - If OU (22·7, 13-4) wins or Eastern (18·7, 12·5) loses, the Bobcats will be the second seed. Should Eastern win while the Bob· cats lose, the second seed would be determined by a· coin Ojp at the MAC office in Toledo. How about that? The second· best team in ihe conference not being decided by OU's Gary Trent or EMU's Kareem Carpenter, but by the flick of the wrist of MAC Commissioner Jerry lpppoliti. - Ball State (15· 10, 10-7) and Bowling Green (16-9, 10-7) will be the fourth and fifth seeds and will meet Tuesday night. Where will be detenmined by.Saturday's games. If they finish Saturday tied in the con· ference standin~s. Ball State wins a GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Auto, Air, V6, airbcig, cassette, tilt, <ruise, power windows & locks, antllodt brakes 2DR, V6, auto, air, airbag, power windows & locks, tilt, cruise, cassette, rear defogger 9 .999 5 $11 999 Pomeroy, OH. FALL & WINTER HOURS . CLOSED MONDAY TUE.·FRI. 9:00·5:00; SAT. Q:D0-12:00 TBi GRAVELY SYSTEM All Used Cars & Trucks .Must Go. Taxes and title fee not included. All payments subject to credit approval 'All pnceslnclude rebates to dealer. Taxes &lees not DON TATE MOTORS, lqc.'nclooed. IT'S WORTH YOUR DRIVE! . ' .. �Ohio March '• '· hurch Directory Paotor: Rev. Williun D. Hinds SIUI<lay School- 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 6p.m. , Church of Chnst l'omtnoy Clotlrdo at ClniJt 212 W. MaiD St Pa110r: Andn:w Miles Sun~ School- 9:30 a.m. Apostolic Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. EveninJ -7:30p.m .. s.rn- -7:30 33226 Childrat'o Home_Rd.. · ~ SUnday School : IT a.m. -·-.Wonhip • lO..m .. 6 p.m. Wednesday Se..tce~ · 7 p.m. Ma1011, W.VL PaalOr: Neil Tennant Rev. Sunday acliool · 9;45 a.m. Worship - II a.m. and 7 p.m. Wedne!day Servi"' · 7 p.m. Saturday Service -7;30 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wednesday Servioe-7~30 p.m. 31CIS7 Scale Route 325, LangovU. Putor: Rev. Riclc Maioyed SUnday aehool· 9:30a.m. SUnday worship· 10:35 Lm. & 7 p.m. Children's ehun:h • 10:35 a.m. Youlh 6 p.m. Wcdneaday prayer service - 7 p.m. Wanhip · 10:30 a.m. Flm s.;uthern liaP.tlst · 41872 Panemy Pike Pastor: B. lamar O'Bryana Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship .- 10:45 a.m., 7:00p.m. Leading Cn:ek Rd., Rutland . Putor. R<v. Dewey King · S~at<lay achool- 9:30a.m. Sunday wonhip ·7 p.m. · Wedneaday pnyer meeting· 7 p.m. 7~ Pastor: Bill Uule Suildiiy School ~ lOi~m~ - - MI. Union B0ptlst PaslOr: Joe N. Sayre . . Sunday School-9:45a.m. . Evening · 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Services- 6:30p.m. Hickory Hills Church orChf'lst ..... ReorganiiOd Churdl of J01U1 Chrtllt or Latter Da7 Solnls Portland-RIICinc: Rd. ' Longsvhle Christian Chur<b Sunday School ' _9:30 Lm. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. Wedneoday Services ·7:30p.m. Reedsville Church ol Christ Hillside Boptlst Chum St. RL 143 just off RL 7 Panor: Philip Stunn. Sunday School': 9:30a.m. \ Wor&h.ip Service:.10:30 Lm. Wonhip - 9:30a.m., 1 p~. · H~aking· meetins, St. John Lutheran Churth Pine Gwve · Christian Union Pastor: Dawn .Spa}ding ' VIctory Baptist lq~~pen. dant Hortford Church of Christ In Wednesday ~ervices-1:30p.m. Faith Baptist Church ' Railroad SL, Maaoo Sundar School· .10 a.m. Worship· II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Servia:• • 7 p.m. · Hobson Christian Union Pa1Ulr: Arhn Hurt Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worsbip · II a.m. ML Moriah Boptlst Fourth .t Main St, Middlepon M~ Racine Putor: Rev. James Satterfield Sunday School · 9:45a.m_ Pastor: Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr. , Evening - 7 p.m. • Wednesday Servic:ea- 7 p.m. Sunday Scliool · 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:4S.Lm. Rutland .Ch~rcb ot God · ,Pastor: Gregory l. Scars SWlday School · 10 a.m. Worship ~ lt.a.m.,,6 p.m. Wednesday ServicCJ - .7 p.m. Antiquity Baptist Stmday SchoOl • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 10:45 Lm. · Thunday Service• ·7:30p.m. ' Rull!lod Free Will Baptist Putor: Rev. Paul Taylor SUnday School • 10 a.m. · · · Evening· 7 p.m. Wedne!day Service~· 7 p.m. Wedneaday Servica · 7:30p.m. Catholic Churcli or God or Prophcq OJ. Whi<e Rd. ofl St. Rt. 160 · Sacrod Hurt Calhollc Chun:h 161 Mulbeny Ave., Panemy, 992-5898 ' Paator: Rev. Walter E. Heim. SaL Coo; 4 :4~·5 : I 5p.m.; Mm· 5:30p.m. · Sun. Con.'-8:45-9:15 Lm., · Sun. Man - 9:30 a.m. Dailey Mu, - 8:30 a.m. RACINE PLANING MILL Mill Wntk · [Ahmef MAk!it~ Syracuse Pas'ror: PJ. O.apman SlUlday School ~ 10 a.m. · Wedne:aday Servicca -7 p.m. · · Middleport Communlt7 Church 57 S Pearl St , Middleport · Pu1or: Ken Molter Sunday School • 10 a.m. Racine Worship - 11-a.m . .00 7 p.m. Coolville United Methodist Parl!ll · Pas10r: Helm Kline Coolville Cbun:h Main & Fifth Sl. Sunda~ School • 10 a.m. . Worshir • 9o.m. . · ' Tuesday Semces- 7 p.m. Bethel Church ToWJuhip Rd., 468C Sunday School • 9 a.m. Woobip • 10 1.m. Wednesday S'ervic::es- JO a.m. .HGddngport Church • Grand&,.. SIUlday Sdoool- 10 Lin. Wmbip · II Lm. . Wcdnelday Serviocs - 8 p.m. Ton:hCbUr<h Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 Lm. Chester K&C JEWELERS RAWLINGS -COATS 212 E. Main Street 992-3765 Pomeroy 264 South 2nd · ' ' BILL QUICKEl . 992·6677 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH · 992·2975 . Classifie~. Middleport Brogan-Warner ltiSURANCE SERVICES ·. . GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES You Dim 't Have To Look Far To Spy the Best Buys In the FISHER FUNERAL HOME 992-5141 Faith Tabenade Church . I -1 . r1· l\ l,l 11 ~ Putor: Re'r'. Emmeu Rawson Sunday School· 10:00 a.m. Evening 1 p.m. Thu11day Service ~ 1 p.m. Syracuse Million 1411 Bridseman Sl., Syncuse PaaJOr. Roy (Mike) Thompson Sunday School • I 0 a.m. EveninJ · 6 p.m. Wednesday Service -7 p.m. Presbyterian SJracuoe Flnt Uol~ ,._yterlM Pattor: Rev. 'KriiiDA Robin lOll Sunday School- 10 Lm. Wonhip • II a.m. Off RL 124 P111or: Ed1cl Hart Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. WofJIUp · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. ' I •i • • i' •i I Middleport Preob7terllli Sunday School • 9 Lm. Wonhip -10 a.m' ,_ Seventh-Day Adventist SovUJth·D•7 A~vOIIIIJt Mulbeny Hu. Rd., Pomeroy P1110r: Roy Lawinlky S.twday Services: ' Sabblth School - 2 p.m. Wonhip • 3 p.m. Chrtodiln Fellowllllp Center Salem Sl., Rutland PallOr: Robert E. Muaaer Suitday School· 10 a.m. Wonhip · II: 15 Lm., 7 p.m. Wedneaday Service • 7 p.m. United Brethren Mono Ooopd Chum Lany Faw, Superinlendatt ML Herm.. Uolted Bmllren In ChrtJt Church TeJtao Communily o1r 0!. 82 Pas10r: Robert Sanden Sunday School • 9:30 Lnt. , Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneaday Servicea - 7:30p.m . Sunday achool ~ 10 a.m. Wonhip • 1 p.m. W~csday Servicz - 7 p.m. . Faith GoiPel Chur<h ' Long botiOm . Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wor1hip - 10:45 a.rn., 7:30p.m. , Wedncsday ·7:30 p.m. · Mt. Olh·e Commu.. ty Church Pa110r. Lawrence Bush Sunday Sehool . 9:30 Lm. Evenina -7 p.m. Wedneday Service .' 7 / Edn United -nolo~ 2 Ifl milea north ol Reedsville oo~Routc 124 • Paator: Rev. Robert Markley . Sunday School - 10 ..... Wonhip • 7:30 p.m. Wednesday SCovice1 · 7:30p.m. Crow's Family R _ estaurant ~. f ;, ', -.., •i ' l,*,f I IT'S RAINING!!ARGAINS ... "Featuring Kentucky Fried Ch;icko•n" I 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy in the CLASSIFIED$ .992-5432 EWING FUNERAL HOME "Dignity and Strvice Always" Established 1913 992· 2955 Pomeroy 172 North Second Ave. Middleport, Oh · I ',1 . r Pomeroy SNOUFFER ' FIRE & SAFETY SALES & SERVICE 992-7075 . 992·2121 I SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY ' We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions ..-. 1/ltllln ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Homes •Garages •-complete Remodeling Stop & Compare •Nt~w 7 FREE ESTIMATES ) ' 7/2219o4 • 992·6215 . 949·212!,, mo. Pomeroy, Ohio '"""' · 32124 Happy . Mobile Welding . Dlesel•lnjectqr SVC Injector Pump SVC Tune-ups Hollow Rd. Middleport, Ohio 45760 Danny & Peggy . Bricklee 614-742•2193. Howard L. Writeael ROOFING NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts · Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES ~\: W.illl Sunday 1:00 p.m . 12 Gauge Only Limited: 740 Backbore, 680 Front l/28195 IN THE COMMON PLEAS . COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO KlllhiHn M. Grlgaby, .Piolntlfl :11h l lll "i i l:llll'l' ;11 :dlortl.:hk· l.ll -'"· va. . Gordon Grlgoby, Defendant · Cue Number: !15-DR-010 NOTICE BY PUBUCAnON To Gordon Grlgaby, whoae lett known eddreet wot Morion, Michigan; you ore hereby notHled that you have bien named defendant In • logo! action entitled Kathleen M. Grlgtby ve. Gordon Grtgeby. "Ibla eCt!Ofl hae been aaalgned Caee Numbar t5·DR.019 end It pendtng In the Courl ol Com·mon Pleu, Melgo · Counly, Ohio 45761. · The object of lhe · complelitt It a divorce ond lhe proytr It that plelntlft be" grented e divorce lrom lhe delandant end for on equltebla dletrlbullon cif p.orll~t ' prop.orty. You ere required _- to (Specialize In driveway spreading) Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soli, Fill Dirt 614·992-3470 "''"' p1ior 111 ~t\11 1 WE HAVE A· I TOP SOIL FOR SALE be publlahed once 1 week for alx aucceaelve w.tke. The .1. .1 publlcotlon will be made on Wt -H and the 28 deya for ' 1newer will commence on Friday, March 24, 1995. The reject any or all bids. . For "Bid Forms" or further Information, contact Randy Wachter, Park Meneser, Box 127, Reedsville, OH 45772, (614) 378-6206. or Sandy Kegley, Dlvls.lon of Reat . Etitate and Land ,\ Management, at t~e gbqve_ address • telephone number (614) 265-6381. Successful bidder only will be nolilled. The successful bidder should not that a performance bond Is required to be pooted. The amountappea;s on the "Bid Form" lor each building. (3) 3, 10 h ..... 45831. . Oot A LaTe Ulol Loeat"alngloa are anxloustv w•ltlngl 24/tri. 1· 100-4tii-U06 altl. 11317. 12.11/mln. 1Jyro. Poocall Co., 102-IM-'11120. I WIH Not S. "npanelblrl For Alrf Dobta Other Than lly Oom. HIIRe Plnbnnan. LOVE CAN BE YOURS TONIGHT, ju.t call and lind out. 1~110o 4000 oil. 1032. Only 12.11/mln. 18+. PI'OCI!II, 102-854-.,.20; THE PAMPERED CHEF c- To Your Door." Local ConluUant 'Av-ailable At: 114-441-4724 ' LaovaM-. - Call For lnhmnatloio On 'Order. lng hom~~ Or For Buoln... unttiM. Fre~ Boochuro lloblo. Giveaway 4 ..,.,.lon I ,112 yr. ctd malo SiJaphord to ~ home, 1141112-2033. 992·3954 1 yr. old t.rn11,. lleagl1, 114-"1112· .\ 11\ L'I \L';! I] ( iL'JIL'J'(J[ Em erge nc y Pho11 c 985 31118 TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL Kenny's Auto .Rental !1 rl 11 n 204a. . . lloautltul Blllck lllato lab About Yoaro Old, Vory Friendly, 114- 3 31'11-2588. Kenny's is the place to come luuutul,whftotlma11, ktna-Mirwd, when you need a car rental •. - ljamala-loppod-Ear groy I aft•lpm. · We Have Cars and Vansl Kenny's Auto Center 1-800-486-1590 264 Upper River Rd. Bus. (614) 446-9971 Galli olis, OH. 45631 ""'"' Bill Slack 992·2269 . cot. 114-1411-3421 · . llobiJII;IW---· 388:amAftar .7:~P.M. ~ ~-~-•F,_ to~ hama "O<IIolda Collie type apayod lomalo dog. 304- 1137-2815. Malo B10gle 1oM lo good homo, 114-912-78110. ' Malo Brttlnay Spaniol, noturod, 304-812·2258. ' ' . Pup-: 10 WMkl Od Variety Of Colon, M1te 6 Famale, 8"258-11780. HAULING . Pupplu: AdOrtlblol Boogie Mother, Blaek /White, IM-3JI.. H3111:30·P.II. -8 P.M. . -Two 3 Month Old Pup-, CoH Aftar I P.M. 114... 4&-141'7. · limestone & Gravel · Yaltow lab Z Yoaro Old, 114-38a~7l1. . Reasonable Rates ' Jot N. S•yre 6 Lost& Found ----------· ~· SAYRE TRUCKING 614·742·2138 Public Notice ADVERTISEMENT FOR . BIDS WATERS EDGE APARTMENTS . .... (t · 101201M1tfn 992·2156 Aft 111011 I "Tho Kltt:bon Ston Thll . - Light Hauling, · Shrubs Shaped and Removed Misc. Jobs. State reserves the right to 1M ICa&ee/llpl Oontteman Sealtlota c- ' panlonahlp F.- NICO -~~ ' For Tallto, Watlta I "F - - . Sond lloptiH To: CLA S:lt, elo Gatllootlo Doily Tribuna, 121 Thlnl Avon .., Gallipolis, OH ,qli!]H..:; ~ I ltlll'- -~ llltlllt\1-. .111 ~1 Bl hh ,l~l·llt !o1 Reiources no later than ""' ·-· ·· WICKS HAULING , _,ill hllihci.J\ Public Notice -... w.a.t! ...... Ft1:· .... 5073, 12.!11/mln. . ba 11+. p....,.lt Co. (102)154-lll20. . NOW OFFERING GENERAL HAULING Limestone, Sand, Gravel and Coal il';lll l.i~l' \lllll' MANLEY'S . HOME IMPROVEMENT Roofing, Siding, Room Additions, Concrete, etc. · P.O. Box 220 Bidwell, OH 45614 .614) 388-9865 FAT fREE! PW1 Tho FINI FromYowDtot Product" That _ -_ -, _ Fit Product Whloh Helpo You To: '1.aee -.-~ : ~ · Phorii: 114 111 a•o. ~ · · (Linlestone Low Rates) POMERC)Y, OHIO Septic tanks cleaned 6 portable toll!!ts ref\ted. _ ~- Dally, WHkly & m11.nthly rental rates. , _ Job sHes • Camp Sites • Family Reunions & Parties lll'l'd ljiLdil\" IH· ;dlh 949-2168 ' ·' .a.-. u.-~-·ba-11>7--­ Co.,_ IO_ _ MODIRI SAIITATIOI ( it ill'lh d,l!.l' 1• '- tdd t•J \\ hn DllrELINEII CaM "'100 1W ISOO at. SHOOTS 985-3879 ·.. ....... I WANTED S~..·niPJ Announcements 010.1 and - . muolt rnorw. Call now .1....,..1:8 I.DaII .Bandsaw Mill 992·7013 OR 992·55530R TOLL FREE 1-aoa-848-0070 DARWIN, OHIO 3 GUN Po~table Specializing in Custom . Frame Repair ·NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS Gallipolis & VIcinity KINGS' Family: Coni~ T-houH, F~ • Sat, M. Chi-, Adttlle, Mlac. Comput· I Home Improvements 33151 Happy Hollow Road MiddlepOrt, Ohio 45760 •NewHomes · •Additions •Siding •Roofing •Painting -Garages ~Porches •Pole Barns •l:llehle,hbrFumiiUN. ALL Yard Muot Be Paid In . Adtitlnce: DEADLINE:· 2:00 p.m. the day baiDra the ad 1o 1o run. SUnday ltllllan • 2:00 p.m. Fllday. - . , y adhloio • 2:00 p.m. Sot-,. AmVoto Floo llarltot· llaroh tl!h, 71!1._,. 8 A.M. 114 441 4201, FrfHI E•tlmsles 614-742-3090 304-773'9545 ,...., _ _ • ·~- · Graded Benefit Whole Life is now abailable. The plan offers coverage of up to $10,000 with no physical exam and no health' questions asked on !he application . Ages 40·80 Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity All Yorcl Soloo Muot Be Paid In Adv1noe. Deadline: 1;00pm the day balore the ad 1o lo run, SUnday ed•lon- 1:OOpm ~. ROCKY R. HUPP . American General Life 6 Accident Ins. Co. P.O. Box 189 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 F"Jbatglass sltowor C••cks BATHTUB REFINISHING Chris af\LlJ~y 1 D ~\ ~ ( Scherfel 614-992-4236 "In StoCk" Oregon Chain Saw Bare 949-2804 Kll'l IPPLIAICI IDIICI •Factorv Authorized Parte &Service •AU Makea -42 'fnra ofaot Rolloblt Servlca •W11hera ~ Dryer• " Aangea ~efrigeratora •FrHZir~ •Diahwoahoro oH.W. Hoetora eMk:rowavea •Diapoula •Thanlta Mllga • Surrounding Areoo 1614) ~561 or 992·~35 t2/t4/tin . 10:00o.m. 8 PubliC Sale &Auction BISSELL BUILDERS, INC: 614-992-7643 50% off · adhlon Rummage alii• lAton Fallli Grado Sc'-1, Saturday, March 4, t:otlom·? PrOCMda go 'to laton and Pontand Elarnoiitory. --- Repair Porto a S.rvlca on Moat Makoo Racine Mower Clinic lltturdly. 614-843-5264 Heater .-----·---. Kerosene !hntltoY Life • Medicare ·, Canter • Fire Healih • Accidenl • Annuily • IRA; Mortga e New Homes e Vinyl S.i ding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions o Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES REFI NI SHIN G SYS TEM S L---- I ' GUN CLUB llocUy, H&H.SAWMILL WHALEY'S AUfO PARTS IIIII date. Tuppers Pial no-Chester · In coo.e of your failure to Water Dlotrlct anower or otherwloe 3856t Bar 30 Road . raepond •• ~oqulrod by lht Reedsville, Ohio 45772 . Ohio Rul.. ol Civil Separate sealed bids for Procedure, judgement by the construction of state defoult will · be rendered · route 7 Water Main '-==========~======~===l•g•lnot you for the rollol Relocation Project will be demanded In tho complelnt. .received by . the Tuppers . Public Notice Public Nollce Larry E. Spencer Plains·Cheilter Water Dist. Clerk of CC>urtl at the District. Office .38561 Molga County Common Bar 30 Road Reedsville, NOTICE OF PUBLIC diOigned .10 prlmd a rilly ...;_ Plooo Court Ohio until 2:00 p.m. local.. HEARING NO. 2 benofll low· end mo oro •· Melge 'f'unty Courthouoe time on March 20, 1995 and The Counly of .Molgo on lncoma pereone, aid In lhe Pomeroy, Ohio 457418 then at said office publicly behalf of the Tuppero Plaint prevention or ·ellmlnotlon af · (2) 24; • opened ond reod aloud. Roglonet Sewer Dletrlct elumo and blight, or meet (3) 3, f0,17;24, 31; 6TC The contract documents lntendo to apply to the Ohio en urgent noad of 1"' · ,may be examined at Ihe p u bllc Notice 1o 11 ow Ing Iocatl on a: Th e Doportment o I DeveIopment communlly. Cltlzent are encouroge to ootlng on Water Dlatrlct Office or . for funding under tho CDBG ,1 11 d thl 1 Wotor ond Sewer on m NOTICEORSALE Gaorge A. Mara 10 Competitive Grant Progrom, Tuee., Morch 14 • 1995 s BUILDINGS Engineering, Inc.. 55· East 1 ledorolly·funded program provide their Input on tho OF' SURPLU · Second Slreet, Logon, Ohio ~~+~~ir~~1~~~6~~ 43138 . , edmtnlotorod by the etote. C~unly'o CDBG program. DIVISION OF REAL ESTATE . Cop lee of the contract "Ibe County It eligible for up 13) 3; 1TC to ~,000 of Flocol Yoer AND LAND MANAGEMENT do c u m o n Ia and 1U5 CDBG .funding, · PUbliC Notice FORKED RUN STATE PARK specifications may be . providing the County moeto Sealed bids will be received obtained at lhe office of oppllc'oblo program PUBUCATION OF by the Ohio Department of George A. . M . ~ra ._qulrementa. PUBUC NOnCE Natural Resources, Division Engineering, Inc. located at The flral of two public Tho Vlllogo of Middleport, of Real Estate and. Land .55 East Second Street, -h .. rlngo will be held Tuoo. Melgo Counlf, Ohio, horoby ·Management, Bldg. C-4, Logan, Ohio upon ·payment 3-14-15 II 7:00 p.m. Orengo notlllea the public of Ita 'F 0 u n tal n 5 q u 8 r e, of $40.00 lor each set, "1Wp. Fire Dapt. to provide l.n lent to hllr appllcetlone , Columbua, Ohio 43 224, up which will not be refunded. • cltlzent with pertlnenl ond recommendation• 10 and Including Friday, Tho EnglnHr'e estlmale lnfonnllllonoboutlheCDBG rogordlnglhe re·zonlng of March 24 , 1995, unlll 3:3~ for 'the .P rotect Is . priJgrom Including en propertloo locotod on the p.m. lor . lour (4) surplus $214,301.00 upliinellon of ellglblo corner on ·pog1 Stroel ond building located In Olive Feb. 15, 1995 octlvltlea ond program Ganoral Hartinger Parkway. Township, Meigs Co~nty, Harold S. Blackston roqulromenta. The CDBG Sold propertlea being oat ·ohio. Prot., TP·CWP Board of progrom con lund protocto forth In the Molge County, All bldq are to be submitted Dlreclors which provldo water ond/or Ohio, To Plot Mopo, Vllloge on forms furnished by the Advertising .Dates: eenltilry tl"!tr oervlce to ol Middleport, Poge 22.3 Department of . Nalural (3) 3,10 2TC primarily rooldentlol uoora. ond known •• Tax Plat _.:__.....;....:...."-'-----i Tho octlvltlee muel bo Number• 1t:i, 1114, tll!l;. tllll, 44 Apartment 117,200, 201 ond 202. 1 MJm Sold lot• oro currently for Rent ioned •• lnduetrlal under .. tho current Vlltogo zoning plan. The propooel ond application Ia to re-zone tho oboVI Uated porcelt of rool Syrac.._se, Ohio ' oetato from lnduatrlolto "R· 3 Reeldeiltlal", purouont to Now avallble FmHA One BR apts. Middleport · Ordinance 1133.ot ond 111t.o-1 at ••q. Senior, Disabled, Handicapped, . A public hHrlnQ on oold ,.. zoning aholl toke place on · Basic monthly Rent $269.00. ' April 10, 1tltS, ot 7:30 p.m. afC 1 . In the Middleport 1/llloge · Resident pays electric only Range, ·council Chombere, City Hell, Race Stroot, ·Refrigerator, on ~site laundry, Middleport, Ohio. Copltl of all· inapt and ordlnenceo Community Room, Management, taxt• .,. av•llable •t M8!1ntenance provided Middleport City Hell batween the houro of e:oo a.m. ond 4:00'p,m., MondayFriday, lor lnopectlon or nomination by · any lntorellled peraon. ·. Dewey M. Horton Equal ttouBing Opportunity Moyor of Middleport, Ohio /. . · .. 13) 3, tO, 2TC ·- _ :~===!!=··=·,:Q!:ry::::::::;ln. Memory Elm•.r Dailey Who Was Killed In Action In Germany M h 3 1945 · And ·lio The 5,0 19 Killed, Wounded And . Missing 3_8th Regiment, 2nd ·In· f. ·Division World War II . •NEW HOMES •ADDITIONS • NEW GARAGES •REMODELING •SIDING •ROOFING • PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES (614) 992-5535 (614) 992·2753 w:~ Announcements RACINE Public Notice . · alter the loot ()LJlSSIFIEDS! 1. SIIP/94 TFf\1_ l~iiblic-ition of thle notice Call Sentin.e l CAUFORNIA TANS Custom Buildlllg & Remodeling Room Add~ions New Garages Electrical & Plumbing Rooling Interior ·& Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG lit 71311'91 TFN .11nawer the complaint within . • HarrlliOtiTIUe PreobJl.ertan c•un:h Wo~hip · 9 a.m. Sunday Schuol- 9:45 o.m .. Huel cOmmuftlty ·church Mulberry Ave. I . ' Middleport POntecoJtal · 11tird Ave. Paotor: Rev. Qulc Baker Sunday Schuol · 10 Lilt. Evenina • 6 p.m. Wedneodoy s.,.;.., · 7:00p.m. Bailey Run Road _115 E. Memorial Dr. Pomeroy 99~·2104 ' P. PAUUY, AGENT 9-? ....,_1"-b17 SLRL 124. Racine PallOr: Williun Hoboc!< · Sunday Schuol • I0 a.m. EverJina . 7 p._m. Wedneodoy Servicea · 7 p.m. Sunday Sehooll 0 a.m. . Evening · 7:30p.m. . Wednesday Service· 1:30 p.m. Veterans Memorial Hospital 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbus, Oh . 804 W. Main 992-~318 Pomeroy ·· · Saturday, March 4 Pentecostal Panor. Sam Andenon Dyesvllle Community ~llurth· Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip •10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. With Us. ·Court Street Grill au...n. w.v•. these:area merchants 992 3978 CHURCH 6 BIBLES Bethan7 P111or Kemeth Bakel Sunday SchOol· 10 a.m. Worship· 9a.m. Wedneodoy Scnic:eo · 10 a.m. Carmel Putcr. Kenneth Baker Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship· lO:~S a.m. (2nd .t ~th Sun) Mornlnc .S tar Putor: K.tnrieah Baker · Sunday School ·.9:45 a.m. · Worship -10:30 Lm. Thursday Servi"'• . 7:30p.m. Graham United MethodiJt Woubip · 9:30 Lm. (lot & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3nl & 41h Sun) W~dneaday Service ~ 7:30p.m. Pastor: Shan:D Hausman Wonhip- 9 a.m. School - 10 a.m. New Life Church o( Ood S.R. 248 & Riebel Rood, Chester SuiJday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip • 7 p.111. Thunday Service • 7 p.m. Wedneaday • 7 p.m. KARAOKE W""!'••day-7:00 p.m. Fnday-7:00 p.m. Pastor; Robert Vance ·sunday woi-ship- 10 a.m. ' · Sing · : 1/4 mile past Fort Meigs m New·Lima Rd. i Paator: Williun Van Meter ·• Sunday-7:00p.m. .. "Ibe SolvaUon Army ll"S Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Sunday School • I 0:30a.m. Worsbip · 10:00 a.m., 7:30p.m. United Methodist -. · 9:00. 1:00 .,• . S-.llle . Pastor: Flomtce Smith . Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wonhip ·- 9a.m. Wonhip .' 9 a.m. . Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wor1hip • II a:m., 6:30p.m. Worship · II a.m. Apostolic Faith CIIRon Tabernacle Church Sunday School • 10 a.m. Meigs Coopq-atJve Parish · . Northeast Cluster Alfr<d Pastor: Sharon Hausman Endtlme House ofPnyer . Chur<h or Jesus Christ, Wednesday 10rvice • 6:30 p.m. EuiLelart Mt. Oll•e United Methodist Off 124 behind Wilkeoville Pastor: R<v. Ralph Spires Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship ·10:3,0 Lm., 7 p.m. Thur~day Service~ - 1 p.m. Syracuse First Chul"<'h of God Apple and Second Sts. Panor. Rev. David Russell Sunday Schoola~ci Warship- 10 a.m. Evarin& Scr.vi~s · 7;30 p.m. Salon St Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday · 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. Corne.r ' """"'Ct ) Sundaf sChool - 10 a.m. Wedneaday Servicea - 1 p.m . . I0/511mo 985-4473 Kelly's Rejoicing Lire Cbur<b 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middlepin · Pastor: Lawrence Foftmllt Harrlsonvlile Commu•lly ·Churdl . Playing at The Watering Hole ·Saturday, March 4 9:30 till 1:30 12 cover charge Must Be 21 CARPENTER SERVICE • • • • • 15 5essiOIS S1500 All Lotions Y, OH 539 BRYAN PLACE MIDDLEPORT 992·2772 Oftlce Houra: Mon.·Frl . . 8:00 e.m.-3:30 p.m. illnyl & Alum. Siding, · Roofing, VInyl . Replacement, Windows, Blown Insulation, Storm Doors; Storm Windows, Garages. Free Estlmaletl Symmes Creek Band Come Tan Wftfa MeAt 34110 Sugar Run Rd. SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION YOUNG'S Long Bottom, OH. 45763 J&L INSU~TION Gallipolis Ferry, WV OPEN FRIDAY, MARCH 3rd · Newest Country · Nite Club in the Area 1-304-615-7115 Old Arnies Building . KARAOKE - Paotcr. Ron FiCICC Sunday School- 9: IS..m. Wonhip -IO:IS uti. Putor: Ken Molter Old Dexter Bible ChriJtlan Church Sunday School: 10 a.m. , Mommg Wonhip: II a.m. EVOlUJlJ Wonhip: 7 p.m. Wednc1day Service : ':1 p.m. Sdversvllle Word o( l'•lth raaoor: ll!lvid Dailey . - . Sunday School 9:30 a.m. . ~~ - Evening ~7 p.in. (II Burlingham cliurt:h off Route 33) Pucor. Kcmleab Biker Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:4S a.m. (lot .t 3rd Sun) Wonhip - 11 a.m. Moriah Cburck of God Suncl,ay School · 9:30 a.m. Worship· 9:30a.m. and_7 p.m. Wedneoday · 7 p.m. . s.._c~~~~er s.- Worobip • II a.m. Sunday School · ~:4S Lm. Church of God Pas10r: Steve Reed w St. Paul Lutheran Churdl Comer Sycamon: &. Seoond SL, Pomeroy PaslO.r: Dawn Spalding Middlepon, Qhio Sunday School; 10 a.n\. Sunday evening, 7'30 p.m. Wedneoday, 7:30p.m. Forest R.uli Baptist· · · Faith Full Gospel Church Long Bouom . WRANGLER'S CalvOI'y Bible Church Pilmeroy Pike, Cu. Rd. Pas10r. Rev. Blackwood . Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship 10:30 un., 7:30p.m: · Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Other Churches 1-6 • Craftsmen Tools •Toys _ •Guns Loads of Misc. Buy-Sell-Trade 992-2060 Fairview Bible Chur<h Letan, W.VL Rtl Pasoor. Rankin Roocb Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. Wonhip · 9:30am., 7:00p.m. Wedneaday Service· 7:00p.m. Fa.lth Fellowship Cru11de rur Christ Pastor: Rev. Franklin Dickens · Se,.;..,: Friday, 7 p.m. New Haven Church of the Nazarene Paator: Glendon Stroud Sunday Scliool - 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. WorshQI 10:30Lm. Our Saviour Lutheran Church Walnuland Henry Su., Ravenswoqd, W.Va. lntrim pa110n: Georsc C. Wc:im:k Sunday School- 10:00 a.m. Sunday School · II a.m. Wonhip • 9:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. Portland Flrsl Chut<h ol the Nuarene Pastor: )ohn w. Douglal Sunday School -10:00 a.m. Worship · 6:30p.m. Wcdncaday Service• - 7 p.m. Simday Sdiool • 9:30 l.m. Worship· 9:30a.m. Sunday School : I0:30a.m. Christian Union Hanford, W.Va. Pas10r. Rev. David MeManiJ Wednesday Sc:rvitel - 7 p.m. Rud•d Pastor: Anlur Camrce Lutheran Bible Seudy, Wednesday, 6;30 p.m. Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:30 a.m:, 6:30p.m. Tu". 1-304-675-5955 Coolville Road Pas1or: Rev. Phillip Ridenour·. SJDtday School • 9:30 un. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service· 7 p.m. B~e Paloor. Roben E. Rcibin..., SUnday School - 9: IS a.m. .• Friday - fellowahip acrvice 7 p.m. Worship -10:30Lm, · ( . . 1Bitile Sway Tueiday -.rtf a.m. ne Belleven' Fellowohlp.MlnisjiJ - --~~-"'·,-· Rod! - - - - · - - - - - "Newl.imeRd.,.Rudand SprltiJI! - Paator:Kenh Rader PallOr: R<v. Mugaret 1. Robin~m Sunilay School- 9:1S a.m. Service1: Wedne1day, 7:30p.m. Wcn~ - 10Lm. Sunday,2:30p.m. Ywth Fellowship, Sunday. 6p.m. 111 Thun.' -7 p.n;l. Pastor. Rev. James R. Acree. Sr. Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wonhip ·tiL~ .. 6p.m. Wedne'aday Semces -7 p.m. Putor. Samuel One mile out 143 frorn Rt. 7 ·Wed. - Fri. - Sat. THE SOUTHFORK INN SHOWBAR Girls · Girls · Gitls . Open 6 p.m. Tues thru Sat White's Chapel Wesleyaa Rutland Church u( the Nazarene 1• Thursday !lervi"" • 7 p.m. DlYE'S SWAP SHOP Racine nnt Churdl or tile N...,...e " Paotor. Scott Rt110 Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonbip • 10:30 Lm., 6 p.m. Wedneaday SerVicea •J P•.m..- - - - - - Filii-Gospel Llghl, 33045 Hiland Road. Pooleroy Middleporl Churdo ofiU Nau.Pastor. Ray Hunter P11tor: Gregory A. Omdiff Sunday School • I 0 a.m. Sunday School - 9:30o.m. • Evenina 7:30p.m. Wonbip · 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.\ Thunday . 7:30p.m. Wedneaday Servicea - 7 p.m. N.... SetUemenl Churdo Reodsvllle Fell-lp Sunday Worship · 2:30p.m.; Cbur<b olthe N.-oJ!t Thursday services - 7:30p.m. Puoor: 1o1m w. OOOato• Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. South Bethel New TeJtoment . · Wonhip . 10:45 Lot., 7 p.OL Silver Ridge Wedneodoy Se,.;..,a • 7 p.m. Putor. Duane Sydmstriclter Sunday School • 9 a. Syracuse Cllurda of the Nazarene Wonhip · 10 a.m., 7 p.m. PutcJr: R<v. Riclc Seurxill · Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Sunday School -9:30a.m. Carleton Interdenominational Cllurdl Worship · 10:30 Lm., 6 p.m. KinpburyRmd Wednesday Services ·- 7 p.m. Paator.Jelf Smidt Sunday School · 9:30 Lm. Pomervr Churdl of the Nazarene . Wonhip ·Service 10:30Lm. Paotor: Rev. Thom01 M~lung Wonhip Service-lot and 3nl SJDtday, 7 p.m. Sunday School . 9:30 a.m. ' No Wednesday Evaina Semoe Wonhip · 10:30 Lm. and·6 p.m. Wednesday Service•. 7 p.m. Freedtn Gospel MISJIIon Bald Knob, on Cu. Rd. 31 Ch....,. Cborch of the Nazarene Pa1tor: Rev. Roser Willford Pastor: Rev: Herbert Grate Sunday School · 9:30 Lm. . Sunday School • 9:30 ..... Worship· 10:45 o.m., 7 p.m. Wonhip • II un., 6 p.m. Wednelday Service ~ 7 p.m• . Wedn...fay Servtoea · 7 p.m. • Putor. Janice Danner H""IO<k Grove Chum Pasoor: Gene Zq>p Sunday school .- l0:30 a:m. ro.ei'UJ United Faith Cllurdl RL 7 on l'anemy By-Pus - - Puoor.Rev. Roben B. Smilb,Sr. Sunday Sebool · 9:30a.m. Worship • 10:30 Lm., 7 p.nt. Wedneodoy Service· 7 porn. Nazarene / . The Church or JOIUI Christ.of Latter-Day Saints St. Rt. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday Scliool10:20-ll Lm. Relief SQCiety/Prieothood II :OS-12:00 n.oon Sacramenl Service 9-10: IS a.m. Sunday School· lO ·a.m. Evening-7:30p.m. Thur1day Services - 7.;30 525 N. 2nd SL Middleport Pa1Wr: James E. Kocsec Wonhip -10Lm., 7 p.m. wednesday Servica - 7 p.m. :-\.\ Latter-Day Saints Puoor. Woody Call · Sunday Evening · 6:30p.m. Thursday Service · 6:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7l30 p.m. · · .Old Deibel Free Will Bopdst Lhur<h 2S601 St Rt. 7, Middlepon Mln<nvllle Pa1tor: Deron Newmut Sunday Seboo1 • 9 a.m. Wonhip · 10 a.m. Peart Chopd . Putor. Flon:ace Smith Sunday School • 9 a.DI. Wonhip. ~· .I Sunda_y School- 9:30a.m. Wonhip · IO:JO.a.m.-and_?_p.m._ _ Wednea~~Se(Vioe : 7:092@· RuUand C..munll' Chu~~ · PUIOr: Rev. Roy McCony Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Sunday Bvaina • 7 p.Dt. Wedneoday Se,.;.., • 7 p.m. Dexter Sunday SchoOl • 10:30 a.m. Wonhip · 9;30 a.m. 'Thunday Services· 7:00,.., ~. · ,lbunday SerVice · .7:30p.m. Laurel Cliff Free Melllodlst Church . Paslor. Peter Tt01tt!Uy · '· Wedne~day Services. .. '. 7:00p.m. --, - - -PaStor: J01eph B. Hoi~irn Pearl St, Middlepon. ·Hyoell Run Hollnea Church ' Putor: Robert.Manlc:y . Sun~y School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 Lm .• 7 p.m. Liberty Christian Church Bethlehem Baptist Racine, OH Pastor: Rev. Earl Shuler Sunday SchoO! - 9:30 a.m. Wl>fl!Up - 10:30 Lm. Wonhip ·.10:30Lm., 7:30p.m . . Wednesday Service ·7:30p.m. SI.Diday School - 9 a.m. Wonhip -.10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Worship- lla .m.• 7:30p.m, Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Pastor. V cmaaaye Sullivan Pastor: Rev. John Neville , Sunday .school -9:30a.m. Bradford Cbun:lt orc•rtst Cumer of SL-RL 124 .t Bndbmy Rd. Evaplist: Derek Snunp , Youth Minilzor: Michael Teqardm · ' Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip ·8:00a.m., 10:30 Lm .. 7:00p.m. SllwtrRun ·B~ -- H,.th (Mldclleport) WesleJan Bible Holiness Chun:h Rutland Ckurdo of Christ Pll!lor: Eugene E. Underwood Sunday School • 9:30 am: Worship. !0:30a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worsbip. 10:40 Lm., 7:00p.m. Wedneaday Servic:eo · 7:00p.m. FOI'<III Run Putor: Deroo Newma · . Sunday School- 10 a.m: Warship· 9 a.m. ThuraQiy ServiOCI • 6:30 p.m. Wedneaday Service ·7:30p.m. . Worship - 10:15 a.m., 7:00p.m. Youth Pastor; Aaron Y~~ · PaltOr: Keith Radea Sunday Sebool· 10 a.m. Wonhip • II a.m. Paotor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sun~y Sdtool • 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30a.m ...7:30p.m. Wed!iiesday, Bible StUdy · 7 p.m. Racine First Baptist Pastoo: Rev. Lany Haley .,._ Rose ol' Sharon Holiness Church · Pine Grove Bible Holiness Churth 1/2 milo cCf RL 325 6th and Palmei St., Middleport Sunday School· 9:15a.m. A.B.Y.· S:30 p.m. !">rd's Supper 1st Sunday of eve~)' mondt. Wedrlesd:-y Servicc:-7:00 p.m. Enterprise Puler: Keith Rader Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip · 9 a.m. .Wednesday SeM~ - 7:30p.m. Evening Scrvit;:C - 7 p.m. , First Baptist Church Wonhip - 11 a.m. ' Wednesday Service• -7:30p.m. Sunday Sdlool 9:30a.m. Wonhip. II a.m., 7:30p.m. Bndbury Chur<h ol Cbelst Pas1or: Tom Runyon Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 Lm. Youth Meetina · 5:30p.m. Wednesday ServittJ · 700 p.m. Sunday School.- 9:45a.m. Harri:tonville Road · Paslor: Rev. Victor Rotllh · Putor: Stanley Minclca s...day School- 9 a.m. Wonhip ·9:45a.m. . Wcdne.oday · 7 p.m. EurMain SL Sunday &:hool - 9:30a.m. CenlniCiusler . Asbu~~nc.e) Pastor. N~an Colnry Pilgrim Chapel Ttippen Plain ChUrch· of·Cbrbt ~"'""" Pulor: Paul Stinson · · O...vllle Holla- Cbar<ll Sunday School , 9:30a.m. Wonbip -10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m.. Wednesday Services- 7.p.m . . . . WCX!hip · 10:4S a.m. Poineroy Flrst Bapdot Plain• St. Paul Putor:: Sharon Hauanan Sunday School • 9 Lm. Wonhip • 10 a.m. Tuesday Sel)'icea · 7:30 p.m. Tupp<r~ Pastor: Roger WaUCD Sunday School-9:30a.m. Reedsville PallOr. Rev. Cltarlea Mub Wonhip . 9:30a.m. ·Sunday Sehool - 10:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. Holiness ZICXI Church ut Christ Ptxnoroy, HuriJonville Rd. (RLI43) Rutland' Flrst Baptist Church ~ Grace Episcopal Churda 326 E. Main SL, Pomeroy Rector: Rev. D. A. duPiantier Holy Eucharist and Coffee hour Collowing B.Orwallow RldJe Chum or Cl!riJt Putcr. Jaclc Colearove SIDiday School ·9:30 a.rn. Wonhip ." 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m: Wedne!day Servicea ·6:30p.m. F,.. WUI BapdJt Churdl Aah Sll<d, Middleport . Putor: Lcs HIYIDan . Lnn&Jiotlom - · Putor. Rev. ChuU:s Mub Sunday Sehool . 9:30 I.Jft. Warship · lll-.30 a.m. .Wednesday Se.vioes ·7:30p.m. Sunday Scliool 10:30 a.m. Keno Churcit or CbrtJt Wonhip · 9:30a.m. Sunday School- 10:30 Lm. Putor·leffR:y Wallace hl and 3nl Sunday Bryan Wonbip . 9:30a.m. Sunday School- 10:30 a.m. Episcopal Middleport Cburdo ol CbrtJt SthandMain Putor. Alllartaat Youth MiniiiCr. Bill Frazier Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Worship- 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service• • 7 p.m. Llber11 ..._,bl7 or God P.O. O.,x467, Dudding Lane Joppa ' Putcr: Bob Randolph Trinity Cbu...,b Seecowl.t C.ym, Poolemy Putor. Rev. Roland Wildman Sunday achool and wonhip lll-.25 ~7 W....We Cllurdo afCIIrlll PallOr: James Miller p.m. Congregational Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneodoy Service~ • 7 p.m. Chur<b ol J-• ChrtJt ApMD!Ic V...Z..dt and Ward ltd. _..,._ ., -lon , ..., .._ , , 7:00 U-R'-I!Gadlleolllli ....I!Ji 011: Aloo, Floe I I - . _ _ For Rant, Thu,. -8ot; Col - 17M4N. l"lo Sunday Call s ) • ' ~:;;:~:::::::::::::::::::::::v:•~::~:ln~ QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS •Cuttom Made •Solid llinyl replaeement windows .•Free Estimates .. •Starting At *200 lnat•U•• "VISIT OUR SHOWROOM" 110 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio "Look for the Reel and White Awnlrtg" • 992-4119 AITromm, Owner 1-800·291-5600 �.. , I. Po~~roy-Middleport, Page 8 The Dally Sentinel Ohio Friday, March 3, 1995 Friday, March 3, 1995 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel-Page .:? ALLEYOOP <; f~tf~~.~~)~~~~:Y::::Ll~~~e NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER KIT ' N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright =· 3 2 rfnom ..._, •• hid CA, Dopaoll Aoquhod, • -P8,11ZToniiiOI'Irwl,~ FoN PU IM,- - · P8, 0011,t1~ 2113 ' PICKENS RJRNITURE . llni\Jood ~ Counlry ColtoO!', 2 . Nooppii_Houolllold...,. ·-~ a.tll, .~. ~ • Dining, . . - . nlohll\g. 112 mi. Jonlcho Rd. Pl. PI~. wv, call J04.175-M50, ~No~ ........... 814 411 .... ' ~.~=.~ kl Pt. .......... Collnlly homo 1o no polo, ,....., RoqulrH. -1-17111. . far Nnl oil llulbonJ Holfhlo, . PotUOIOJL pluj depoe• end 1'1•1!11 11, no - ...... ·21141.. homo . . - -iual~ COil pl1le conlltructlon In telu o -Nnt, laclted on ...._ CrHil Rd. o11 C..b Crook Rd. 304 524 "Do 11 J114-'m-t178. hllfl ll bid we Help wanted -·-I tiD.-, loDoniiiY, or r- Truek, At!lan\ldc, PI, I Ft. Sollu. IOfa, 304 II:U1t1. 14ll70 3br. lrlllor, Comp COftloy, ovallablo::~· pluo - -llon.frt,IM-441•. to31. ,d opoolt. 1m ·-·- · homo WJZoe., • -_ . 1 ~a a..UlfCIW. G4'i7n.'$V Stitt ~SF F"unded lnhlatlv• For Syat.H~ic Ch•na• In TNc:hlng llothonllillcO . And SCioneo EdueaUon In K·12. Apr.oplalo - r · o Dogoqutrool. Como>loto Job DHcrlptlon Avalfoblo. App]J By llorch 111, 1115 To David Todt, Proloct Olo- cov. South A!llllona, ShawnN state Unlveratty, Portamouth, Olllo 45611:1-4344. Sotoo pooltlon- mull bo oblo to dH. Send ,..urn• to: P.O. Box 172, Pomeroy, Ohio 417tlV. Train In a lleld ot whh umlng potentlll of $15 per haur .plus benetH1. O.ln ekllle nMded to work whh to con- on 1111. 3br., all oloctrlc, mobllo - · All real estate advertising in this newspa·per Is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion , sex familial stinus or na!lonal origin; or any lntenUon to ma~e any such preference, llmitatlori or diSCrinJinatl6n.• This newspaper will not knowlingly accep1 dopoolt I r o l o - NquiNd, no p.to. 304-i71-2133. llobllo In tho Olllllidrywllor, gorbogo and U,. eluclocl. J,.. 10 mtnutn '""" Athono, otorllng ot l24D300/mo~ ovalloblo, 114- Wll • • 0 -om 0 1112411r. Nice · a Ba.-- Trlllll In Go~ II¢'" WID Hor*.Up, No Polo, 411 0813. e 44 0 SOUTH 0 4K 6 And Apjll.,_. Onootlloolll on Coo11 And COrryl AEHT·2-0WN And LoyowoJ Aloa AvaU-. F,.. c.llvery Wfthln Z5 MIIH. Woohor,_O.,., Color T.V., CB 1111 ~ OuoiiJ Houolllold FumiUN ¥ A Q8 .7 ·6 • 4 3 -•At 076 H ·-·800. ' BARNEY SNUFFY !l WE MU-'1 Transportal ion Woohor 1J1co - · SIIOj G - ~- ... _~ 111 .1--------Rofrig!t'olar HI; Rolrtaorllar • ·-.. - · Autos for Sale · Door, Froot F- t150; llalpoln! ~~H 441 ~:" Ju J·7l="'='~..;.;=-~,..;,..~.,.Woohor nsi. suggo ""' 1m - : 1111 ....... plloJIOio, 111 vono BlrOOI, QoJ. 2 1/2Jr.Colold,llo. -.o, lllnloltn WoiiD!'L 1110P.Pivlnouih, .,.__ llpol•, 11......7318, 1-800-411- ..... 30iW'7I-203a. 1071A118r 1 ~I( 3411. -lfii YOU KNOW HOW IT FEELS!! WAS JEST '""' '·"'· STARTIN' SUPPER Wolltwr 0 191!1 b»' NEA. loc. I NOW ... C)ondllon, 5 Spood ·2 Spood Arid Dual Fuel Tonk 114211-11112. advertisements for real estate untumlahed, wtiich.is In violation of th6 taw. Our readers·are hereby Antiques __ Booy or Mit. Rlvotl,. Antlquoo, 1124 E. lloln • - · on At. 124, - O J · NouN: II.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to 1\00 p.m., Bundlw 1:00 Coeko;, Sponlol, llolo, i!!otlloto I:DD p.111. 1,.,_.2121. .;d.~1 ~Far --· Young2 159......... 7221• . r~qulreil, no 2 Fonl llotor ComporiJ Front End co..... (BNOI f FltO Thunderbird And 1 !'llo EOeort OT Uko -· . 814-247-2032 Evonlngo . . I __ wrin-.. Roglotorod . ChipuiiDin, toto Iii ....,,.., Roltwollor/ I 't'ES, IT DOES! flohlng EoOJ World Exeellont PoJI AoMmlllo Produelo AI HomO. Coli · Toll FNI, 1.8CJ0-46U!Ill, Ell, Racine ·, 112 atory, I roome and 113. ' WlntiCI: Plliiiiiila Noodod both ilciwlllitllfll, ......, - · ; Floral O..lgrwr needed, up. Full Or Port Tlmo. Opon- olumlnum oldlng, two potehoo, holphll but .... ,_...,, Sond Avallabll, Rlpll'f WV,, Prlvtie one enciOMd, $28,000, 114-985,....mo to lox 11-25, e/o Pt. Ambulance Service, 3()4.372· 3581. P I - R~or, 200 lloln Sl., 1155. 32 Mobile Homes Pl. P-ont. 2551!0. 13 -.II!SUrance for Sale Help Wontod: ExporloiiOid AutOmotlvo BOdy Ropolrmon. AMERICAN NATIONAL INSond R-mo To: CLA Boil 351, SUAANCE c/o CloiMpotlo DollY Tribune, 1125 VICKIE CASTO, AGENT Third A""""· Golllpotlo, DH HOMEOWNERS I AUTC DIS- wHh oppllo- fNM. lorlouo eello only, 11,1-1'12·:1355 or 11441131. COUNTS 1111-4301. UFEIHEALTH LITTLE CASEARS Hiring 304-588-4257 1m 12X60, 2br., 1 blth , ,....., All Lovolo, full Or Poll Tlmo, o.llvMy Orlverw.· AIIJetlnt carpet, rehlg~ndor, •av-, lloMII«· And llonogor Trolnoo. wuhor/drJor, w/10.12 OlllbuU. 18 wanted to Do Elleeiliont G.-th, Good POJ lng,,rww oko"lng, · lot he And lonoiU., AIIPIJ AI: 811 .,..-.1-:T::-,..-:.:-.rv'"lco.-:Com:--pl:-oi:-0-,-- tor ..roll, 11,501[ 3Q4.171.711411. Boeond Avon .., Golllpotlo. care, 20yrw. exp. I lnaurad, lrH •vas 14x70 sic,nne llololie 2 ·LPN Podlon Available Send Mllmat•. •~·1111 or 1.aoo. :l:~wn~Awni~.J Aooumo To: P.O. lo• iiile, GO~ IDI-i887. Rpoflo, Oil o45631. Rongo1 Rofllgorotor, Bit U. On - .tho Sorlng Auohl Got rour Ronloa Lo1, $13,100, .,...,.. trimmer• l mowera ....-vlced 71103. r.::':.~-blo To a..n NouN, ~ •• Sktel'l Equlpm1nt Cam1115 TN,.I .TNhr, 112 Fl. Flll1y pony. 304-175-111Z1. 441-GZIM. ~. E•col- Condlllori, lllllolr Wonlod lor '-1 dairy Child ..,. colllllod daycoro 11,000, 114-241-1011. pro- In llolgo ond ~thono lonn. 30UIWI)I2. countlla, n!Arti!Oua mula IUid !HI 14•70 Conn d ,. z BodDlot DlotribuiON Far All onoeko, oellvnoo ond ptonty ol roomo, G.E. Applllno;oe In Nolurol Dlot Pnoducto FOI Bur· TLC, T·20 oeeoptod, lllouto 7, Knetoon. And Corilral ~ unn. -Plio in Your,... 114-211- AoodoYIIIo,I14-IU-4301. Coli After 4:30 114-441-11144. 1511. Gononl llolnto-. Pointing, 1989 UboiiJ moblo " - , I"""J loch, llodlcol Ao- Yonl Work Wlndowo WoohOd 14a54, new ClrJMII a tile, CA. - · LPN, Roeopllonlol. Full Gulloro CloanM Light Houllng, t10,200 OBO. *"7&-1143. omploJmonl lor buoy - . Commorlc!!, Roolclomlol, Stovo: 18110 CIOJion 14d0 1/2 Aero Lo1, tor'• oftiOe.~Mnc:IJHUrne fo Box 114-44f.11•r. Z BR, 1 Bllh, CA, ColC.l 'Ito PI PH Roglo!!'1 200 lloln Goorgoo Po•olllo SowmUI don1 Ceiling, 2 Dlc:U, Fenced Yard, 1 · It, Polnl-ont, '"·25550. houiJti' loao to tho mfll luot IIIIo Out 588 on Loft, 121,000, ~LL IIENTAL · HEALTH eall 114 448 8833. 75-lt57. AIDE . -:2-==;.:-"::"::::::::::+-:::- lndlvldUI.. needtcl M otH:all Nllof otoH In llo- CollniJ Nald1ntJII Pf'OGI'MI tor menblilty din bhdlerilaiiDnaiJ' d... urbed odufto. Flollblo loou,., ...,., nlght8 .wnlnp, ... up H~L.L-0. mhoool / . t ,... to • • ""' Con bo aoound oetooot oehoolulo othor omploJmol~ fallowing ANa, 114-256-1522. a FrM MllmatM, 24hr. a1Mc1. 304-372-4381. !VIIS. .DOUBLEWIDE AEPO, ar 1n11o1 tnlnlng. PNtor u - wnfi -lonco with ._,ally Ut _.lotion or odU.Otlon ~ tn I hUmin a.Mce fllkl; lmum 11:4-'48-~ . CuiNniJ Hoo . Dponlngo Far Ml do lnterlor!extertor Nm Dd;j fui.Timio -~~~- In Routo lng, 1..1a11 w1no1owo, 0111ry 1 lot.. Arid llon:llandlolng In Tho , . _ ,.... Conclldoloo lluot gorogo ~. - . ole. 304175.6237 oftorllpm. . • -·~A-Ell! · porlo-~PI... , Should =ont, ~doro~tmot.. ..,uttor 7 P.ll. 1 lod- P~ld~= ~":"':'~=:-:--....,-;:: Filmlolood ElllcioncY t165111o. UtiiHioo Pold Sholw loth, 107 Seoonct. oau1poela, ,,. ue ttl& After 7 _P! 111 =-...,--,-·-,--·--o=--o---7- Fumlolood Eftlcloney, All UtiiHioo Pold, Shore loth, t141111o. t1l 8oeond Avonuo. Golllpollo, 8'14-441-3141. Groel- living. 1 ond 2 bod:,. oiRI:Z ~po•- In lllddloport. Fram f23Z4355 • Col 114-8112 IBIS. . Equol -1111 ~wolloo. Fumlolood .__,., 1 lodroom, am.DD 8oeond Avo. UtiiMioo Pold. Oollpotlo, 114- · _.After 7 P.ll. Nloo 2 br l'oonooOJ I< lllddlopool, -1851. Nloo . Upotalro . Apollmont, 201· A - Golllpolo, No """·"=::a 1:.: qllfrod; · llopooll fM.44I.30I7. I - ·ono • - R• turnlohod 1210. _,., d _, in pluo op1 Slnglo bodnoom unlumlolood NAMa 304-171-2211. Twin Atvw. T.....: now 'acceptIna. o-111- IOi '1br. HUD oiibolil!zod opl~ far •lclollo ond hondlooppod. EDH :IOW75- 0.,. 4- 15" 8 Lug Alum. Sloto, aDO, 81"-'46-1635. 8 Mil of bueball carde. 304171-1&84. vUDGtl ... 1$ Ttilf YOu~ "LAvJ. 5UIT? Financial ng 1 q/....,.. ..J :' ~.,.,n IID'lloOIIf . Hum.....,_ lluoto Hutch UkO - $65; Colored 1271; I h T.V. 121, IM-441- 3224. COm- 388 SX. Hko now; 3112 l I 114 floppJ drlvo, VGA ootor monitor a · 3 button II'IOWe, loodad .. 10. 304-n:wtlz. Cone- I Plaollc Sot>lle Tonko 300 Thou z,- . GotRon Evono Emorprlooo, Joek· eon, OH 1-800o63NJI28. Odollne Powe~ecl Hobert Wel- 1" - - . 01!.'IM.,z-.-. Bo1 Spring lloftNOO lllt!..C:k Farm Supplies & L1vestock - tiM. ~~4J."l::i -•briii:WUI • .,..,. 12:DDPIII 7 : - . - o Corio, u luollnloo1011, IZ,IDD. 010. IDW71-2341. • -lo.3Q4.171.11M . "<I ""' "'T OF !'"" " l£fT· "'""""'I. ,-............,, rn~Y<-V MIOifLANGELO SC.ULPTED TH E " 01\'111 [)" WHEN HE I~ . WAS ONLY . 2.1 ! by Luis Campos Celebrtl y Copher CI)'Piograms are cre ated trom ~:~ uo tatKln iS b~ tamous people. pall and preMnt Ea_ch l11tter 1n Ihe e~pher s lam~& lor another . Today's ClUe· F fiQUliiS S ' G MY '. J ' FAR 'R AWZ ~:.r. tonu, ... 10ft 1NC:I( ..... molo,. otc. D R Aut~-- WV. 304- c W C N M L) R T j N XU Y• J ( v tJ e L A G N. w0 Southwool Pick-Up Polio Bodo, cat., Dacn, ,_.,. a Mora: · S...h ••• Drl,. TroiR PoliO. 3' 1111• Of Qolllpotlo AI~ lion AI,NUIIBEA: 7 I Ali1 4~:. PHONE Slol- .... c-. '""* 11112 zr TOIIJ dook lncrudod, f300 010, 11411124101. V T A E .T C y T . PREVI,OUS SOLUTION: "When I'm gelling seroous about a girt, I show her '- Rio ·, · : . . \\4\\\'\-cZt.~s· :::: -'_::_~_::_;~_'. s_©~ · 1~110~ br CLAY l . 'OLIAN _.;....._ _ __ 0 four R•orrongo lettert of Krambled word1 tow ,. ro form four word' B ·u D U E S I I I' I I .. I' I' • I' I I IA I I 3 .PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUA RE S UNSCR AM BtE' LETTERS JOR ANSW ER SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS .':'f'. STRIK£ ABLOW IN Tl-£ ~ON HIGH PRICES. SHOP THE CLASSFI£0$. . .Govern · Quest .. Knack- Bovine. EVASIVE . A college professor gave me the best advice. He said "Don't' be afraid of those who argue. but be wary otthos~ who are EVASIVE' · _,.good oon- dMion, ~'"':-... ....... ' ' 14100,- 114' 112·71178. 1J1co - : Couch 3 Tobloo, 1110, 114-251-IIISI. ' 1117 .._.... - 21.5 Fl. Fifth · Awning, "'Aool, Air, '"' 241-13111, 114-2Q..I021. . , _ OldssaLIIa 'c.b U, 3100 Enalno. Loodod, 114,000 ...... .)00- Aulo. Tnono Air, 11 1 .. t• IDS. ........1111. w- ac Rooms Services Home Improvement• New 100,000 BTU GooFu,_o _ HI _Eftlelenoy ........, Roo~ Priced, OM Uood 21KW E,_,.rto Fu-, Control Air Condit= FNO bo Vory llmol•, 1-.:111! 441-i301. !Dill """ .._ 14·~~.:'"'loo, , -,..... Mflll . . . . . . . . . lrid • 'AU lot - . 0n1J Or .... 2045. Colll.-.:1-- lor romance and you'll ftnd t1 The A straGraph Ma tchmaker 'n s tantly reveals VIRGO (Ao,g. 23·Sept. 22) Try oo be whrch· srgns. are romanltcally perlect for / en terpnsirlg tOday, but don't be reckless you. BERNICE BEDE OSOL 1.32 - -. 2711$13~10. ft r!!lflo top buldlng olio, fiOYI>um r.1erchandise Ad, .......,.blo -rlctlonL No 21 Puillness olnglo wldo lnqulroo, ptoooo. lnHUIIAN RESOURCE tonnatlon mall~ on ,....-. Opponunny IIANAGER 51 HOUI8hold 304-i75.e213. P.O. lo• Sill INOTlCEI AMNI, OHIO 41701 Good a OHIO VALLEY PUBUSHINQ CC. Tycoon LaD- one ... lot, !hiD mObllro . ...... , ,.comrn.ndl that you do bualNo PIIOioo Colla Pl""!!r.. Eauol 1 ¥111)'11111- ts.oo Yd - . wl1h pooplo JOU k.- Ond WOI!j_ - · oloetric, t12,100, Corpot ~ Eniplowor . .IDlY. I U. IO ·P-mo 01 Qchor1 NOT lo oond m«10J lhr""''h tho ..........2157. Corpot In Bloek. Over U Po1mall unUI you hew lnv.IISJitld -VInYtln81ock.tho oltorlng. 36 Real Estate 10 tea today Your muscles wtll wOrk last er th ~m your.mird ' 35 Lots & Acreage · Wanted • ASTRO-GRAPH Roelng ao-bll.._!l HP 1121, 114-M...,. ......... Sl20 - . · ond t11M per mo. 82 Ma[chm~k~r . c/o this , Yo~ m'gHI have dll(iculty NY I 0163. . 1!1 the year ahead, • LIBRA (Sept. 23·0cl. 23j In orde rlo sue· th inkmg . y ou so met imes ma ke blunt asse rt io ns .lh a t othe'rs ftnd olfen s1 ve YoU might en ter 1nto annoy your friends today if you make ·lasl minute changes to plans- I hal everyo ne has a lready ~pproved . Be a conform er. not a dissenter expensive activit ies or involvemenls .with triends today, you rrlight sp end more money than you intended . ·Avoid high liv. ing and high rollers. Know where to look . possessions w1th respect . you might be careless today and thereby incur a losS. CAPRitORN (.Dec. 22-Jiln. 19) The re might. be excessive · defoan d s placed CANCER (June 21·July..22) II you and upon you loday, prevent ing yo u lrOI)1 your male disagree on a maJo r 1ssue. don'll ry to resolve it in' public. This would operating as lndepe·nctently as you 'd like . Temper tantrums won 't help matters.· . f'ISCES (Feb . 20·March 2ti) Through. only make il worse and it could cau se -_I- in a n expert , if possible . instead of attempting lhe job yourself. Keep th,Sinclination under conlrolloday . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 · Dec . 21) .. GEMINI (May . 21·June 20)· Yo u wil l Alt hough you usually !real yo w pnzed · partnerships with. fn ends on three differ· ent endeavors. Success is indicated as long a s each indiv idual Has somel hmg definite to contribute. · ( disl~nguishong b9tween the two appfOaches al this time . ARIES (March 21·Aprll19) II you latl to cee.d today , you rieed _to be consislent. · achiev.e what you set out to do today, yo1,1 Resist the urge to either qurt or make 1ast mtghJ try blaming so meone other than mtnute c!"'anges. yourself . This would only· create comp!'- SCORPIO lOci. 24·Nov . 221 Use ca trons. ext reme ca utto n today usin g unfamilia r Saturday , March 4, 1995 Rentals 50 to TAURUS (April 20·May 20) W•lh out tools or malenals. In tact. you s hould call Corpolll, · - - -· Wo-: ZD • Acroo Poolwo Lono With Good - . ctooo To Golllpotlo, 11411111002 Ma~ ~2. newspa per. P .0 . Box 44 65 , New York Plumbing & · · Heating 'Your 'Birthday ., u N M L P campen& Motor Homes oollwore, 10J II leU, I -pll1or p .Bravo , and -she better (expletive) l!ke II ." - · Quentin Tarantino. 3124033 Dr 1~. PoJoll.-1. J R C GTIIULUYRU . ·' •. ! w - ·- - . lllalo 111101, on.. Ill Int. Clillt';"Jl:! IINJ, To...-_ J M IUU!'TYV 8 VINCENT VA.N GOGH P~INT.ED "'.SUN · FLOWERS~ HE WI'S Thon-To: Real Estate . T\jl:'> Q MY RIGf\T fW\D, Of\ CELEBRITY CIPHER . No Lolor· Vending: Wonl Got Rich Qulclo. . Wll Got A Bloody ~oH._. Prbd IO Soli. 1-lflD.a20.e782. l ;,.t.JD YOUR RIGf\T f\1-J\D I AutoPanslo Accessories Tronooftloolono, --F-- Ot~erwlse 7 Cdlnpaas pt. autograplled upon request , for - ' - - - . Cooh ..... llpm. ,. $14 .95 from P .O Box 169, Roslyn Hts , NY 11577-0169. . -TronomlooloneArid Sorvlao, Uood And Robulll· IIU R - 2 - t - , 7ft. tall, 11100. 114 . . 4427 ..... where\ 'pres umably in ace trumps. Jourdain cashed his heart and So tinue d with a heart to dummy's nine when the to appeared from East. When that worked, J ourdain cashed dummy's heart king. ruffed • spade back to hand. dt ':"~ Wtehst 's finaldtrumfip anhd claimehd 12 roc"'" ree spa es. 1ve earts, I ree diamonds and one club. Phtllip Alder 's new book, "Get ·smarter at Bridgli," is available, 2 CJ .loop low bock - ll:::s. .....,. tar pulll-.. 304 uu•. ,_Ill lloolrlgorotor, 1500. ~ """"- outbooord inotoir, M top SNhono t300. 3Q4.171.1m. 1117 Ctoovy Covollor z.o, • Point, Good Cond~ !n I 0111, tt,IDD, 11WIIIo llpood, - J;:·~ill~ t.......... monitor, I P - I e polnlor, for Sale 76 ue ---10-. King Wood /Cool With Qol. nnlud Plpo SHD, Ken..,.. I CU. Ft. CliOOI F,_r, I Yoorw Jordon Old, t150, 114 441 1101 ti nued with the s pade jack to declarer 's king. South was Patrick J ourdain. the editor or the International Bridge Press Association Bulletin. He wondered why West had led the ace of·(he first suit bid by dummy. The only a nswer was that he thought he ha d a second trick some· MAI:E IT A "C-OU'-r•1T'-v.0 ,, ~ ;;'SUIT I ~0-tiOI ~ $UPPOfE ; W IT. "'"~ NCti" ~" ~~ YOl) w A'-'T •• ssee>1 Ht~·tiEtl SO~fY, .I 0~ ~ ''""r'-~ · USUAL-Ly T AI:E ~ "'E"T <.t7 ··'ITo.J A RP-JSE:.'fi:Ui:. fi:I&AT fiAt-It> 1\f.ID R£KAT 1\fTEJl ME.... 75 Boat• & Moton 1111 - . Flora OT, v... 4 ~ With EIINOI a,IDD, &M tqM. ~ Spood, 61 Fann Equipment dor 1'4'x11" Tllnclom TLota Of Eldro'o, 12,100 ,,.__ MID Aftor 7 P.ll. - , DulyPipo,~. Hu., Duty G.E. Drtor ... FNO llollvOorl IM-4411·71M. lneh MWl....,., 1110,011 hrM -- M I oftor7pm. HJOU eondlol I IN Int... oolod In reeelvlng he ooton1o1 eondlo mdoo. P!Moo eell 1118-2470.' .;_ :-========::::::::==.::::~~;~~====~-~~].L:!IPf£1'!1~1 ~~~.,..~tro~~j Ju5TIC~I tlOO·tiA·HAI L , BORN LO,SER .· ""' ' innntorv -..:lion Solo Up To w- "' HA·tiA·t~:lf~~O~~;YJ"o~~l> j i ch~:~~ ca~~~:~~~\pade ace and con . l..'ZI.UI\dl'u iJid Mullclll lnltNmentl For Sale · ' Almond Ro-or Wllh 1.. Mlker 1100; 31,000 BTU ...,.. or Trade · Spoeo HooloriiD; 3.8 V-i Cho., Engine, $225, 114 311 1111. CIO ~ Tan Trwk With ~ lod Boo1o BJ Rod Wlna ~ s.n -40 To 40 ~,...;lf.H. Brawn Litol To Tno For .1o1m Ouoron1Md1 I.Owool Prlcoo, Tho. Troetor, IM-lll7·2lll1. Shoo Colo, oM-441-4222. Furnished - . ...... 213 oltho - n l Vollo¥ NoopHot; Point Plouom. . lOEfAA QTR CDL- mol 1 Jl' u p o - .llluot vortfJ. 31M: Sun VIIIOJ U'"!fY_ 9c1TM710 on.r I:DDPII far lmor· Chlldearo 11-F ~n-6:30pm Agooi 2.1(, You se Dudna Summor.'Joa,. ~-II~ PlPBI COlA COIIPAijY Int.co.-.oa ......,. A R•10111 Fumlohod 1171. -· . _ not roquiNd. .Applr kl .pll:r.oh .. PrMtlla Contor far - a l Hullh Sor- -·· · ;~~~~~~:~~ oloctrlc, 1 - I dop. · no Hud, no Polo, Nl 3Q4.171.2111. HrYiee; Mill, aervlc• a Npltra. 57 ~~"!::'.m:\17,11J:.:'/::g duplu, C Pump IMtallallon, Will , ~~vlng raom .,Mo; I~ ~~d~~:l ~~,::;.= t115111o. ~';::""IM""looo:!.~ot~~ 441 31145. ' HouN Cleaning In Mirc..-vlllt K '143, Pon...-oy, t14-ln..zoeo: plus 300. . . · Unlucky' Certainly . But bridge is like that at times. In today's deal. looking ~t t he North -South cards, you would be happy with a lour-hea rt contrac l. Yet. during a British Trials. most pairs went higher. One even reached six hearts by the route given. with fi ve clubs and five doamonds beingeue,bid s. At first ·glance, the s lam s tands no FRANK & ERNFST 1nd luNO; - mono. Don'o 81V1p Sholt. SA 6 architecture 9 Coupd' 10 Driver's document 11 Parcet of land t~ree down . So every other pair wa s ,...._,.i land. VIew ol .Kanawbll River. J""' 1 fww mlllllloo hom IOML · COli Somorvlllo Aoo11J, 304.fl75-3030 or 175-3431. · latvia and ten 33 Evenings 36 Vast~ge 8 TYpe of lead against that contract resu lt ed in 22 Magnum 11110. rlllo. t171i ~-D rillo with 1221; 22 naA rovol-, f51.15; I 1111 plololil le1.15; Fenton llring ~l:i llkO ,_, t14S; acre~~ Sew tract , r eac hed via an ace-asking se quence, was six no-trump. The natural looooMhr, .... ,_, Lorgo :1-4 bodroomo, 2 bottoo. fllmlly room; 2-3 car ga.,... :1: GUESS IT DOES .. Von. col o~. . 31 Four score 1 - Crood 2 Chemical term 3 $mart people · (al.) 4 nglltly 5 Native of many Years ago who was looki ng at an ace. His oppone nt s bid all the way to seven no-trump and he was on lead . He doubled and led. that ace lor one down. plus .200 . Yet . he re ce ived no match · points' At every othe r table. the con · ·J NOW. LOOK 1-lE~E .. Jl/ST 6ECAlJSE YOU'RE MY OLDER 515TEI':, DOESN'T MEAN THAT ... cr.:..~~.:= NO. .,... ~ antlclpetlon 29 Concerning (2 wds.) 30 Molher o1 Mile. The re was a player co mpe tin g in a Sllorpol lhoJ:"1 DOWN sounds 27 Full of prestigious New York pair tournament v--. Chi-. =:". 26 Hesitation By Phillip Alder 1m .loop 304 Enalno 11roo, And llor•l sz;2iil, .... ,....--.,.-,.,..::~...:.,....,. substance 58 Hunter 23 Negative word Too high is better 1112 Ford ~ :10,000 -=~ Dump Groin Bod TUrbo - outo. -gun. 304-i75-111M. Anawer to Prevtoua PuZZle lead: •A 52 Sponlng Goods -borg 1100 IIIKZ 12 gougo 37 Singer Guthrie 38 Hloalng aound 1 Eatln ameli 40 Damage bits 43 Youth org. 7 Mllll 44 Kentu~ky blue decoration gra11 · 13 Ito capital Is 45 Deceive 46 Cow 's cry Jerul.tllem 14 ldoa 48 Medical school 15 Shores model · 16 Passes (laws) 51 Loops 17 Sentlorlh · 54 Shade of 19 Native of (sufl.) purr,le · 20 Hawollan 55 Rei es on goose 56 Bring about 21 Realnoua 57 Bedevil Vulnera ble: North -South Dealer: West South West North East ·Pass I· • Pass Pass 4 • Pass Pass· 5 + Pass PaSs Pass Pass ~ XLT Eldondod Coli, AC?cPB, P!l, 4 ~=r, I S - , Sl•ng Aoor , Bod-, Radio, Mlcrowan, Aetngerator, 114-258-1238. 54 MiscellaneOus Merchandise Apartment tor Rent ¥1 0 t J I 09S2 •Q S42 . KJ98 3 1111 .loop Cor111uoho Rod, LJahl lor W/2 Llgldo And 2 autorc.o ._...,., . OriH Olllnl Bod - · Toal lo•, Pk>Nw s..;;,o, - 1 E..,.rytlllng Vo41 Boo to lnallldoo!c !!!..In - . CondMion11M-4-- VI'RA FURNrTUAE 53 - EAST •Q 4 2 3 lod-, l27l/llo. ..... Foellltato · Support Of South Aiijjlon ProloCI Dloc:ovory, A A K Q 8 .7 Far Rol Boot w...u. 01 EqiiOI Volllo,l-12. ~.~~;~tPM~ latJall• Nlllded, City School -rk:t. Your or - . 3 Child...,, Agoll: I, I, \ Rooloioo• t 11110 . . . . , . _ z Ton 11um1> -om homo. . .... •...-.?M:s. Whirlpool w-r. Almond, 2773. HuVJ Duty, S20I, 1 Yoor War· ; - - - - - - - - - - 1 roniJ; Wf*ipoal llotehlng Mobile Homes Dryor, -=zoeooho! Yur warnniJ; lloJIOg W 1 YNr Worronly for Rent ~s; W h l r t _ , - Gold, lbcollonl Condition, t110; 12XIII z ~oo~-. on Eaot Konmo.. D<Jor WNto, $111; lolhol Clluroh Roo~•= Konmo.. Eloolrlc Rongo, Wllfto, Rooo<~~:'!~.Goo Hut 3D lneh Inch Blook au ~ 56 Pets for_Sale Pl.. , 114-317-0111. Top I< •••: 30O.on, OwOn ,;...;,_...,;... __ ____, really want weather forecasts to be this accurate?!" 4 109 8 S3 10 K 9 3 1111o.,--1rudl,t1DDD; SWAIN -plo, Fum&.hecl 1 l..t uo111 $221J11o, _ , Ao-101 I Dopoolt In "" vwy ••m.. •m Cho., 1u11 o1a 112 ...... :ISO Nqui ..... AUCTION I RJANITURE. 12 Olivo 91., Oolllpallo.-. Uood -tlnlt, P.O. Nlllmllo: Tho Dolly 80K Tlf.CH, Pomeroy, , lumMift, - I Wortli booea. 114 4tt ltll. OllloU!H. Employment Services . _ ... - good-· QuiiHia 9 your fr iends to take sides. , J\OUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You mogtol not be ad9pt at drawing oul informati on LEO (July 23·Aug . 22) Menial tas ks or . lrorT) others today. while they could learn assignments that require solid focus· ari'd con centration might nol ·be your cup of -. all of your secrets as you talk with out thinking. · ' . > • --..·- - ., •· �Page-:-1 0-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Promiscuous doctor should · k·na·w better Arin Landers w t995, Lo. 'Ang.l.s TtmH SyndiC.a~ and CreAIOtS s .,.na.ca!e" Dear Ann Landers: I've had a close fri ~n d•" i p with my doctor for lhe p:bt ,, ,e t ears. "Stu's" marriage was rocky for a wh:le, and he is now divorced. Just before lhe divorce, while we were bolh married. we had an affair that went on for several months. For the past two years, Sw has been wilh several other women. Here's the problem . Stu and I have resumed ouraffair since we !lfC still attracted to one another physically. When we decided to have sex this time. I told Stu he had to wear a condom. His reaction frightened me. He insisted he wasn't stupid enough to have contracted any diseases and said my request was a slap in the face. He said he's never used a condom and doesn't intend to stan. Ann, I know the word on sex these days ·• either absLain, remain in a monogamous relationship or use a better ofT if you concentrated on condom under all circumstances. I improving your sex life with your respoct and trust Stu as my physician, husband and stopped sneaking but I'm surprised at his reaction. He around. Dear Ann Landers: 1bank you for was extremely angry and said I had the response you gave to "No Name" insulted him . about suicide. You said in the vast I am concerned that it wouldn'tlake much for my good sense 10 evaporate majority of cases, no amount of love in the heat of a passionate impulse. or caring can · prevent this from and I would throw all caution to the happening and a person who is wind. Stu is annoyed with me and determined to end his or her life will refuses to discuss the subject further; go ahead and do it. Our only daughter took her lire I realize I'm a married woman. but my attraction to Sw is so s1rong I can't several years ago, when she was fight it. I w.ant to enJOY a phys1cal 24. She had a brilliant future and relationship with this man. but I want knew that her family and friends the sex to be healthy. joyful and cared deeply about her. We didn't without fear. I need some clear-eyed, have the vaguest idea that she was unbi ased advice; -- SOUTHERN thinking of killing herself. There were no clues, no signals for help of any CALIFORNIA WOMAN DEAR WOMAN: The fact that Sw kind. It still huns me deeply when I am is a physician does not .make him immune to sexually trans.mitted asked, ·"Why didn't somebody reach diseases. You know he has. other out to h'er before it was too late?" women in his life, and chances are, Such Slatemenl suggest< that we rhey are having other affairs with somehow failed bet Only God knows the intricate workings of the human heaven-knows-who. You need to find another ·doctor blain that would make a penon want and unload Stu. You would be far to destroy his or her .life, despite the a Eastern girls capture district. Page c2 pain it would cause family and friends. Please, Ann, tell me how to respond to these questions. --STILL GRIEVING AND AT A LOSS FOR WORDS DEAR FRIEND: You do not owe an explanation to anyone who is so insensitive (or mean-spirited) that he or she would ask a mother of a silicide why someone dido't reach out to her child before it was too late. There are times when the best response is a spell of cold, stinging silence, followed by "Why would anyone ask a mo::lher uch\ a question?" orrying. Gem of the~ The bridges y cross before you come to them almost always over rivers thai aren't there. Respqnsibility...and a trade HI: 508 Low: 408 Details - PageD1 By PASTOR RICK STUPGILL would bring him death because he Syracuse Church of the Nazarene had a purpose. Paul was a}>le to Some people just don ' t get it. with sLand persecution because tie They go through life as if it is just had a purpose. Jesus Himself, in dress reheaual. Some people do the sovereign plan of God, in order nothing in life but waste time. They to bring about the salvation of are couch poLatoes, channel surfing mankind was able to endure the with their: remote, just waiting to cross because he had a purpose. A purpose will mouvate you. A die. Great opportunities are· rare, great purpose will worlc on us two Some people are like the guy who ways. We work .on the pUJ]JOSe and was always looking .for something the purpose works on us. There's great to happen to him. When something about having a goal that opportunity finally did knock on Forger to save some of your his door, he was out back looking motivateS us. The next .time you go favorite Ann LanderJ columns? for four-leafed clovers. to the bowling alley just remove "Nuggets andDoozid' is the answer. We only go through this life one the pins from the alley and just Send a se/f-o.ddtessed,long. busillus- time. We only get one shot at it. throw that heavy ball down the lane size envelope and a checlc or money Life is a precious commodity. Why a few times. What' s the purpose? order for $5.25 (this includes posttJge should we spend it being mad at Whcre's the motivation? Goals or a putptise in life will and luindling) to: Nuggets. c/o Ann someone or trying to get even with someone who has done you wrong? help us keep our priorities stnlight. Landers, P.O. Box ll562, Chicago, We need to realize as James says, There's something about 'a purpose Ill. 606JJ.(J562. (In Canada. ·send life is as a vapor, you're here for that helps us to distinguish between $6.25.) just a moment and then you're the important and the unimportant gone. Life is too short to waste on When we forget the ultimate, we things that really aren't that impor- become a slave to the immediate. Lanl. We should avoid focusing our Someone has said that if the safety auention .ori trivial things that love pin were to be invented today it FRIDAY to devour. the moments, days, would have a halter).'; two lranSisMIDDLEPORT - Church months and sometimes years of our tors and require an otl change every Women United of Meigs County, life. six montlis. annual observance of World Day of George Washington Carver said, A purpose will help us io develPrayer at I p.m. Friday, Mount "No individual has any right to op our potential. Its not the trophy · Moriah Baptist Church, Middle - come into the world and go out of that you and I will receive at the port. . it without leaving behind him dis- judgment, its the ttaining that we tinct and legitimate reasons for are getting on the way that is ROCK SPRINGS - · Salisbury having passed through it." When important ·Eplts 5:117 says, "These Township Board of Trustees meet- you look at men in the Bible and are evil times, so make every ing Friday, 6 p.m. at the township you see those that excelled, you moment count. Don't be stupid. ' hall in Rock Springs. find that they had a purpose. Noah Instead, find out what Jhe Lord ~uilt an ark and was made a laughwants you to clo. " (CEV) When MIDDLEPORT - Middleport mg stock because he had a purpose. you leave this world, will you be Masonic Lodge Friday, 6:30 p.m. Abrah~m left his friendS and family able to say it's a beuer place annual inspection. Work in Master and went to the promised land because you were here? The Bible Mason degree. because he had a purpose. Joseph tells us that we were created lo his family and lived in Egypt bring glory to our Creator. Is that left SATURDAY because he had a purpose. Moses true in your life? Is He pleased SALEM CENTER - Star left the palaces of Egypt and lead with you? Let's seek out the imporGrange 778 and Sw Junior Grange his people across· the barren desert Lant things in life. Let's fmd a real 878 will hold regular meeting Saturday, 7:30p.m. at the Jmirlge hall for forty years because he had a purpose for living. on County Roatl.l..Junior. gr:ange . lll!-'11QSeJ)avid confronted O..oliath', k~~ers.nec!d· to bring baking con- and asked the question, "is there COLONY THEATRE entries . Potluck following not a cause," !xi ause he had a l'urFRI. THRU THURS meeting. All members urged to pose. Daniel was able to sLay m a BRAD PITT, ANTHONY lion'.s den, because he ha<l a purattend. HOPKINS HARRISONVILLE - Har- pose} John the Baptist was willing IN . to say, "I have 10 decrease so that risonville Lodge 411, F&AM SatLEGENDS OF THE FALL R uroay, 7:30 p.m:'.Masonic Temple. Jesus can increase," because he had ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 Stephen was able to a purpose. Stated meeting. Refreshments to 446-41923 preach· a message, realizing that it follow. onPageA4 L,;;.;;.;.;;;;.,~;:,J Rep. Cremeans blasts federal land purchases "Th• federtll Under the big top------., Community calendar READYING FOR CffiCUS- Rev. WiUiam Middleswarth, left, presents circus tickets to Pomeroy Elementary students Wednesday. The circus, sponsored by the Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club, will bave shows at 2 and 4:30 p.m. Sunday at Meigs High School. Tbe Lions Club is distributing tickets to various schools across the county. Stlldents from Mrs. Bauserman's class gets tickets (from left): Bobby Warnecke, Ross Stewarf, Anthony Tennant, Brandon Randolph, Tirzah Dodson, Keith Day and Rebecca Houser. 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P/8 •AMJFM Cassette • Tilt Sleerii"IQ • CrUise Coh!rol • CJSlom Cloth ~~ ·RelyW-· • T'Ml Tooe Palm Available ·We11E~! BRAND NEW '95CHEVY 4x4 BLAZER'S • Custom Clottl Bench Sea~ • Well Equ~ped l • A< Con<11ion • PO'Ner Steenng • 3800 V-6 Power • Power Brakes • Dual Airbags • · P- EJOOr Locks • Anh·LOCI< Blakes· • Power W1ndows • AM!FM Slereo LSANDLT'S • TiK Stee nng · Custom Gloltllntenor ·LOaded! TOU FREE 1·800·822-11417 •372·2844 344.;5947. 422·0156~- WE'VE GOT THEM All! Monday • Saturday: 9 am • 9 pm Sunday: (loon • & pm .. ·. • FRESH SHIPMENT! • Chamber adopts mission News capsules statement; starts public Reynolds awareness campaign to speak By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Tlmea.S.ntlnel Steff POMEROY ··The Meigs CoUJity Chamber of Co)llmerce is using March which has been declared by Gov. George V. Voinovich as Chamber of Commerce Month, as an opportunity to increase public awareness about its goals and objectives. Pany Calaway, local chamber spokesman, said that. the emphasis '!'ill be on pulling fonh a strong message. that "by working together with I he business communities, we can make a ,difference". · A goal of the chamber is .to promote economic growth and improve the quality of life in Meigs County, said Calaway. The chamber is geared to build a strong favorable business climate in Meigs County for the: nearly 150 businesses, organ!zations, and individuals who are members of the chamber, · acrording to Calaway. "Proud of Yesterday and Planning for Tomorrow", is the theme of the local Chamber which was established in 1989. The Chamber recently adopted a mission statement which states that the "Meigs County Chamber of CommerceJs to persistently represent, retain and expand lhe small business all!l commerCial system and improvements in the quality of life for the enrichment of the county". . It defines the EConomic Development Office which works in conjunction with the ChaQ1her as an agency to "offer in cooperation with other agencies, . seminars·-dir~led toward developing business and management skills, expanding resources in advenising, finances, safety and employee relations in order to retain and expand existing business, and to encourage new business to locate in the area". It further states that the Chamber "shall orchestrate cooperation among civic, governmental commercial, educational, agricultural , health and huma11 · service sectors in order to accomplish the mission". Th'c ultimate goal, according to the mission statement, Is to encourage membj:rs to support local businesses and through sponsored events to make valuable business contacts, thereby accomplishing collectiYely what no one · could do individually. ; · . As·a part of the observance of Chamber of Commerce month, a "membership blitz" is btingplanned. The goal, Calaway said, is to get30 new members. Serving on the membership COI!lmittee are Calaway, Judy Williams, John . Contlnu.q 011 page A8 . . · GOOD MORNING · A~Ie elected presiding judge of Fo1,1rth District Court o( Appeals ATHENS- Judge Peter B. Abele has been elected at chamber banquet AprilS pr~sidingjudge ofthe Fourth District Court of Appeals, GALLIPOLIS Champion Industries Inc. Chairman Marshall T. Reynolds will be the speaker for the annual GalliaCountyChambcrof Commerce banquet at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April6 in the University of Rio Grande's Student Center Annex : · Chamber President Marianne B. Campbell said Reynolds, who is also president and general manager of Chapman Printing Co., Huntington, W.Va., has an extensive background in economic development effons. "No one can beller speak to the economic growth potential of this area," she said. "With the focus on strategic planning and the need for ongoing industrial development in Gallia County and the surrounding area, we can learn mu,ch from a man who has truly made it hlll'pen." Reynolds bought Chapman Printing in 1962 and has built it into the largest printing busine~s in the Mountain State, employing around 600 people. · . He was also chairman oft he state's largest bank holding company before it was sold to Bank One . Champion Industries, his most recent enterprise, specializes iri print· ing arid offiwequipment · Reynolds, who resides In Wayne,W.Va., ls chairman of several busine5liCS and a board member for several industrial, commercial and charitable organizations. .. ~- \ ' ( I - \ which hears appeals from trial courts in 14southeastern Ohio counties. Abele, an Athens resident completing his first term on the court, served two yea,; as administrative judge before being named to his present position. He has been replaced as administrative judge by Earl E. Stephenson of Ponsmouth . ·..---=---. Abele will now preside over oral argument sessions, serve on the Court of Appeals Association Executive Committee, sit on the BoardofJudges of the Courts of Appeal, which reviews alleged misconduct within the state Supreme Coun, and be responsible for statistical reports to the S~­ preme Court. "I will strive to continue or effons to improve the court's efficiency and to ensure that all cases are decided in a fair and impanial manner," said Abele. Other judges on the·panel are William H. Harsha and Roger L. Kline, both of Circleville. Kline was elected last fall to replace the retiring Judge Lawrence Grey. Today's Times-Sentinel 20 Sections - 148 Pa11<5 Business Calendars Classlfteds Comics Editorials Local Obituaries Sports Along.tbe Rher Weather Dl 82&5 D3-5 Insert Al . AS A4 Cl-6 Bl A4 • Columns Fool Crow Bob HoeOicb .Walter Mean lim Sands Gallipolis man sentenced on marijuana cultivation charge' GALI,JPOLIS - A Gallipolis man was sentenced Friday in the U.S. Soul hem District Court of Ohio to 57 months in prison for lhe illegal cultivation of marijuana plants. John Blackburn, 31, 803 State Route 141, pleaded guilty to the charge lasl year and had been awa1tmg sentenctng. U.S. Allomcy Edmund A. Sargus said. The charge·arose out of a joint investigation by _the U.S, Drug Enforcement Agency and th~ Gallia County Sheriff's Department, Sargus said. . . ~ surveillance was conducted in Galli a County th al"led DEA agents and sheriff's investigator~ to Blackburn 's residence. · • A search of the residence turned up hundreds of plants that were la\er seized, Sargus sai~. / .' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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