https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bee82e24244c905882fa7b7e0761562e.pdf d60264f79eb4f3864e3b1db6dc1ce894 PDF Text Text Pege-12- lhe Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thuraay,lllrch 18,1983 Ohio Lottery Pick 3: Winter athletes honored 612 Pick 4: Low IODight Ia upper 30s. Rain. SaturdaJ, c.loudy, bleb In 2064 Pages3-4 upper40s. • e- ·. 1 Section, 10 PoaeJ 2S cen~ • VoL 43, No. 227 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, March19,.1993 Copyrlghlld 11113 A llulllmedla Inc. ~paP!!' Roberts named interim superintendent at Eastern: ' •OA'IS ONl1 Gruner. BeiiiDd IMai are ebeerleaders Michelle · ALL·TVC ACADEMIC TEAM -Meigs l!ltlllete. aDd clleerleadera llpaored for belDI selected to tile all-TVC acade111IC tea111 were · (froDt row, L-R) ~r Matt Clark aDd cheerleaders Becky Meier, Kelly Doid11e aad Kelley ~House TAKE AN ADDITIONAII YouDg ud CI'Jalel Vauglula, wrestler Adam Sbeetl aad haketball players Katrina Turner aDd LOri KeUy. ~ . Richard L Roberts who served as superintendent of the Eastern Local School District for .eight years is returning to Eastern as interim superintendent wr the remainder of tru. school year. Roberts w&S·hire4 for. the posi• lion by the Eastern Local Board of E~on at a this week' s meetin,. Today is Richard D. Smith s final day .as superintendent of lhe DisuicL Roberts will move into lhe interim position 011 Mooday. Smith 1resigned a monlh llfio after accepting a position as area coordinator for the Ohio Department of Educa· tioil. He will be working out of an Alhens office. Roberts retired last year from lhe position of principal of Federal Hocking High School, lhe job be took when he left lhe Eastern DisuicL At the meting Ray Karr, b<>ard president, discussed House Bi11264 which is lhe legislation allowing · · sch9QI districts to tiorrow money in order to make improvements resulting in energy savings. The loan repayment is made possible through energy savings. No action was at the ~eetlng although the OKs ·clinton's budget Environmental groups appeal ~se _of. scrubbers : WASHINGTON (AP)- Hause $16.3 billion "emergency" jobs · Democrats delivered for President bill~ including money for summer Clintlln, J!MiiniJ his bud&et and his youth jobs, highway projects and jobl bUill\ a single day: Now, it's other progi'HII<t&11Ut people to )IJ), tR tho Senate, where .~t could be worlt. · . , atouJb~ofweeks. Only a few hours earlier in the ·' '' Al,l ey~s will be on whether marathon. session. the r House they wUIJlve President Clinton a passed Clinton's five-year, $500 ch~." said Rep. Nancy Pelosi. billion deficit reduction plan~ an 0-7,alif.. . !""algarn 0~ p~oposed e~y and I think there will ~ a ·fight m mcome tax mcreases, mtlitary cutt~e Senate,, ~ut the victory Ia~~ backs_ and a shift in d~mes.tic JIIght w~ an unpcl'Wit ftrSI step._ sp~n.dmg toward e~ucauon, JOb Rep. Mike Synar '· D-O~la., said tratnmg .and con~ttuction. today of lhe late-mght victory for 'Ole measures passed by nearly Clioton's economic prolp'8IDS. . identiCIII votes mostly along party The House early thts mornmg lines, 243-183 on lhe budget and completed its version of ·Clinton's 235-190 on the spending bill. · 1'The great debate looti: place. economic legislation by passing a 0 The Republicans won ihe debate and the Democrals won the vote," Rep. Richard Armey, R-Teus. said this mornlnl.'. · The le~tiim _PB!sed just over a month after Clmton requested action in his economic speech to Con~ss, and party ·leadeis based their appeals most suidentl,y on lhe public support enjoyed by lhe new president . "llhink ~is an example lhat gridlock is over and were trying to move the country again," sxnar said on "CBS This morning. ' "I lhink lhe American people support and want this president to sueceed," he said. World Trade Center t'ower reopens NEW YORK (AP)- Breaking Sheik Omar Abdel-R.ahman Thursday, one offour back-to-back two weeta of silence, i radical preaches at a Jersey ·City, N.J., interviews. "I came to America as MuSlim claic y.ohose name has sur- mosque where two of the suspects an immigrant in ~ to attack lhe fliced repeatedly in the pobe of the worshiped. Egyptian regime. lt dilesn't stand.to World Trade Center bombing "I had no knowledge of this . reason that I would like for the de!'ied any role in the attack and explos!:>" and tm not ~ib!c • place in which I live to be unsafe.:• SBid he doesn't knOw the suspectS fo~ It, the~~~ Egyp_lian oJe~~ Also Thursday, one of the twiD under arrest. satd on AliC s Primewne Live 110-story towers shut since the · ' Feb. 26 blast was partially a· EV SA T.E ~::·=q~~-=~~~ in~ectin¥ his 57th-floor office r-----Local briefs 't • . PVFD responds to fire , A fumlce ma1func:tjon was listed as the probable cause of llrlle· ture fire Tburadal.:mnd 11':30 p.m. at the residence of Dorot!ly . ~'oiJPoint inPomeroy. · •· ; ~ to Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Deparunent Chief Danny Zirtlo, c11m1a1e was confined to the furnace area with the exception · of IIDoke dunage. ·· Tine PVFD trucks and a truck .from lhe Middlepon Volunteer · Ftre Department were dispatched to lhe scene. Zirlcle said. About 23 . ftreflgbt.en wee on the scene. · ' . Accordin~ to the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service, Harden IIIII · birley Temp!Dn ~fusCd treabncnt. , · Deputies profJe theft ' Th,lrteen bags of Pro-Mix .and several cast iron weights were reportedly SIOlen from a gnge along State Route 338. Accordinl to 1 report from the Meigs County Sherifrs Depart-ment, SIDphenJenldns, Adams Road, Letart Falls, reported the theft ,.._. • . . .. . Thunda . Y... .,..m • • . An mvCIIigatiOII IS continwng. Man bound over on charges REGISTER TO WIN OUR •2100 GRAND·PRIZE.z. A TRIP TO DISNEY WORLu & OTHER PRIZES : A Por!lmd man c:harJed with breaking and entering was bound · ' over to the Meigs County Coun of Com111911 Pleas fonowing a hear, ing in Meigs COunty Coun. . ·. Sky Flynn, 19, Is chal:lcd Wilh the breaking and entering of a . cabin owned by Norman Hamlin, Dayton, and a building owned by c--. Conpr, PortlancL.The incidenll oecuned on Sharon Hoi- . , low Rolli Ia Lebenon TQ1Jmlblp, ' · Cowlty Out Judge PMrick O'Brien set bond at $2S.000 with 10 percent lllowed. Plynn remalna in the custody or Meigs County . )IIIICI M. Soullby in )leu of bond. . , SATURDAY BONUS BUYS AND CASH·BACK .REBATES " ·, Man atresiedjor shoplifting (Detail• In store) , \ ' ' aecGrtty Til, wcahl. . ' . A ttlddlepon IDU wa ~m~ted for ahoplifting and resisting • lrl'llt Wedlllt~IY lftllt10011 in Olllipoli* • A&lcord!Dito a ~ ftom the Gall~lil Police Dei*Dnent, &;qy J. RliOid" 1., 892 SOuth Second Ave., Middleport, wu imilecl after at Bil Bear Silpermlrtet. 31 Oliio River Pia, b<>ard decided to discuss it again at Meeting with the board was the next meeting. Nancy Larkins, high school reac~Some certified and non-certified er, regarding the community educaemployees were hired during the tion activities. · meeting. Gregory Cooper was She reported lhat surveys have employed as a substitute buS driver been sent to businesses and comon a probationary contraCt, Rose- munity leaders asking for their mary Fluharty was hired as a sub- involvement. Approximately 0 stitute custodian for lhe remainder attended a meeting on March 9 at of the year to be used on an as- lhe high school and Larkins rqxnt· . needed basis, and Lesley D. Carr, ed that lhe seasion 2enerated some Scott L. Walton, Palrieia S. Goukl, very good ideas. She said that E. Jean Smithem, Cynlhia L. Face- hopeful~)' the group will sian some myer, and Jody L. Taylor were classes m May. She also informed added to the list.9f substinne teaeh· !he board that the University of Rio ers. Grande will present a conference The b<>ard heard a repon from on "Collaboration for Ecoriomic Pam Douthitt, athletic director, Development in an Era of Educaregarding estimated costs for fresh- . tiona! Reform, on Frida~April 23. man basketball. Arch Rose, trans- Anyone inrerested is to con- · portation coordinator, also met taci Larldns at the high school fi>r wilh lhe board to discuss removal more information. of underground storage lanks in the Thursday at 4 p.m. was set for a disuicL · ' special meeting 'of lhe board at the The first reading on a policy high school to discuss personnel. regarding interdistrict open enroll- The next regular board meeting ment and a polity on inlradistrict will be held on April 20 at 6:30 open enrollment for the 1993-94 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. school year was approved. Bids on Attending were Karl. president, a new school bus were reviewed at Jim Smilh, vice president, and the meeting and some appropria- board members, Ron Eastman, Bill lions weie revised. Hannum, and Mike Martin. ftljXIIW lie lllegedly . II10ie 1 canon of cigareues .~un~~~~~~m~~:ci ~P~ speed and thoroughness of the cleanup. "lwillrepontomypeoplethat they are free to come """k and it will be safer than before,Tohe said. Egyptian authorities say Abdel· Rahman. 54, is lhe spiritual leader of a violent band of foodamentalists, that wants to .overthrow the Egyptian government and install an Islamic regime. Through his lawyer. Abdel·Rah· man · previously had denied involvement in the bombing. But he had not made any public corn.ments since the blast lhat killed six people · and injured more than was ordered deported by a 0 .S. immigration judge In Newark, NJ. The IJI'(lCCedinas were not connected tO the ll1de bombing. But accordinl; to The Star.Ledler of Nowuk, U.S, Immigration Judge Daniel Meisner Aid in his sealed order, "There are rea,sonable 1f0unds for ~lng the .applicant to be a danger to the leCW'ity of the Uniled Slltel." The juge llid Abclel-Rahman '1 followers in BIYPt.inwlved in the 198) IUIIIinldon of Preal· dent Anwrl Sldslllld other "spec:· ,IICular 1em11iJt lctividCII," The lmmigratiOD and Natural· izallaa ServiCe souallt die llheilc;'s deponltion bealn• Abdei-Rahman did not dlacloae that he Ia a polypmlal and that he WU COD· vlctad of falalfyiDI 1 check in Em"- Hia lawyer uid he will fiaht •. I' dioxide emissions from lhe plant to reduce the arnooot of environmentally damaging acid rain. "In effect, lhe PUCO completely i~nored AEP's ratepayers in making this decision," said Ned Helme, executive director of the Washington-based group. Helme said AEP could save its customers $820 iniUion by 1999 by switching to low-sulfur COlli. "It doesn't matter to AEP." Helme said. "Whatever lhe cost, lhey get lhe consumers to pick up lhe tab;" · - AEP officials considered switching to out-of-state coal but eventually chose the scrubbers, which they said was the least· expensive alternative: .The scrubber plan will save the jobs of 800 coal miners but is estimated to boost eleclric rates by 6 pertent between 1995and2~. . No date has been set for the Supreme Court to act on the appeals. The appeal filed Thursday was the third appeal filed with the Supreme Coun against the Nov. 25 decision by PUCO. A coalition of large industrial elecuic customen had filed two appeals. contending customers will be ovcrt)larged_millions of dollars because AEP is using l)igher-priced Ohio coal from its affiliated mines in Meigs County. White to retire WASHINGTON (AP) Supreme Coun Justice Byron R. White said today he plans til retire soon, giving President Clinton an early opportunity to make his fust appointment to the nation's highest court. White, in a statement released by the court's public information office, said he would end his 31year high court tenure at the end of the current term, in June or Jul)' . "After 31 years. Marion (Me~. White) and I lhink someone else shoukl be pennitted to have a like experience," White said in the statemenL White said he was Informing President Clinton of his retirement plans in a lelll:r to be detivered to the White House today. "It has been an interesting and excitin~ CXJ.lerience to serve on the court,' White said. He and his wife plan 10 remain in Wishington. • · DISCUSSING DEVELOPMENT • CoagressmaD Ted Strickland, left, Meigs CouDty Clulmber of CommerceiEconollllc Developmeat Omee Director Paula Thacker and Meigs County COIIIIIIlsaloDer JaDet Howard dlllc:uased ecoDomlc development, highway projects aad IIOCial ecoaomlc eoiiCei'DI'durlag a recent meetlag at tbe chamber ollke. StrlddiiMI wll be tile pat ~~pe~~ker at the Meigs Chamber of ,ComJDerce Allllual Dlllller DalKe OD Marclll7. ~---....... l,(X)(). "' • On Wednesday. Abdei-Rahman cleJlDrtadon. j. JV COLUMBUS, Ohio' (AP) Two environmental groups want the OhiO Supreme Court to reversea decision on American Electric Power's plan to meet federal clean air laws while burning Ohio coat The Center for Clean Air Policy and the Ohio Sierra Club say- the construction 9f air-cleaning scrubbers at AEP's Gavin power plant in Cheshire was not the "least-cost" solution. The non-profit groups favor a switch to low-sulfur, outof-swe coal. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approved the construction of the scrubber system, which is expected to be completed in lhe fall of 1995. The system is sujlpose to remove 95 percent of the sulfur- EASTERN GIRLS' AWARDS- WIDDIII Eallttra'a alrll' alllletlc awards at Tlluraday IIIPt'a wltlter 1p01 II biiiQIIIt wen (L-1) JaiDie wl• (But Jiblyer), PeDD:J Atlker • o,....,. ' �-- ....... :.C ommentary The Daily Sentinel erow: ·James Deem I ames "Leroy" Deem 77 ·Coolville, died Thursday, March · 18, 1993, at the Veterans Hospital .in Clarksburg, w. va. • Mr: Deem was born April 28, ~ 191.5 in Wirt County, W.Va. He was a son of the late Casto and ·•Della Joy Deem, Kanawa, W.Va., · ~ '!Y85 a. heavy equipment opera.. uqn for. Union Local No. 13~, Charleston, W.Va. He was:a veteran of the U.S. Army, World warn; a member of the Tu11pers Plains .YFW Post No. 9053; and the .Coolville Masonic Lolfge No. 337. · He attended the Carthl;tge Commu•nity Church. · · ~e is. survived by his wife, Datsy Hart Deem, CoolviUe; four l sons, Larry Deem of Ton:h, Wca· ley Deem of Belpre; Terry Deem of '. "'~-Plains, Bill Deem of Long •ul'l""• llottom; two da11ghters, Loretta Howell of Little·Hocking and Sue Roach of Wooster;· 16 grandchil· dren and four great-grandchildren· . rv:;· The first test of Clinton's power, democratic discipline oa When people stop.going to ·church_ _~-__;;. ' I ' ' "!J Letters to the editor George R. Plagenz :Time for another "Tin Lizzie" episode t, ''f:'! Today in history ~ . .. Wocln-= ·m Word bas been received of the dealh of Helen Zlhl KeUer, 87, in Cleveland oil March 16, 1993. She was born June 2S, 1905, In DuQuoin, daughter of the late Frederick and Susan GruCser :alii. Sbe is survived by: a soo, I ames Keller of Cleveland; a stepdaugh· 1er, ~ Gufich and three stepgrandchildren, all of Richmond, Va.; a sisler,'Mlldred {Augusta) Fenslermakez of Strongsville; severa! n~ and nephews. She was pReccled in death by: ber ~usband, ,James KeUer; 8 stepson-m-law, Iohn Gufich; three sisters and six brothers. Burial. and graveside services are tentauvely•scheduled for Monday in the Minersville Cemetery. A wake will be held Satunlay from 24 and 7·9 p.m. at the Chambers Funeral Home on Rocky River Drive in Cleveland. m. Verna Sturgeon Verna Violet Sturgeon, 78, Pomeroy, di¢ Thursday, March 18, 1993; at Bober Medical Center in GaUJpolis. She was' born in P.lin w ·v on Aug · , 7, 1·914 , tlle dayu,f'lter. ao'f• the late Robef,l and Haze Carter Nowlin. She'wls a homemaker and she auendod the Rutland Freewill !~:b~.\r~~~~m;:c~i Sturgeon B~~:~ved~ a son, P~ul r -'"'""'• Va.· •'-- stS I{J '. • ' .. - -~ ,_..,.., . . .... .._ The Dally Sentinel Page 3 By DAVE.HARRIS The Meiga Athletic boosters honored the winter sports athletes with its annual banquet Thursday evening at Meigs High School. Booster president Jim Soulsby was the master of ceremonies and delivered the invocation. · Kathy Doidge presented awards to the freshman cheerle!lders. Awards went to Kim Crites, Sue Henderson, Heather Knight Lori Russell, Teresa Simpson and 'cindi StewarL Doidge then introduced members of the varsity cheerleading squad. Girls introduced included Kelly Doidge, Crystal Donohue, Kelley Grueser, Cassie Hubbard, Becky Meier, Kyla Seliers, Crystal Vaughan, Amanda Well and Michelle Young. · Freshman basketball coach Gene Wise introduced members of· his freshman basketball team. The team finished with a 17-2 record and won the Tri-Valley ConfereliCe tournament. Players included Travis Abbott, Herbie Bush, Travis Curtis, Brent Hanson, Willie Johnson, Amo\ McCoy, Mark Mills, Paul Pullins, Gary Stanley and Donald y ) (Se' ~Gs' P . e on age 4 • EHS h ' '· . •, •, I ) ' BOYS' BASKETBALL AWARDS- Memben; oftbe Marauder boys' basketball team wlbning awards at tbe Meigs sportl banquet were (L-R) Trevor Harnsoa' ·(aD-TVC, Ieadr"n., ...., ·-rer, -u District 13 player of tbe year,llrst team A.P. au. Southeastern Districl and leadinl career scorer In MHS blatorJ), Eric Wagucr (defenatn' award), Joba Bentley (bonorable mealloa aUTVC, bononble mention D'......~ 13 .... b-oraur'" District ..... - and able mention A.P. all-Southeast leading foul shooter) and Jay .Cremeans (b:..or. , able mention Dis'trict 13). • onors Winter...athletes at banquet . . ' ...._..,, ' ' uu"" By SCOTT WOLFE . ·· . ' ters, Carol Wayari, Southside, W.Va., BeuW! Watterson, Pliny, E SentinHie~ Cosrrespondeot W.Va., and Annis ~bards, Handastern gh choolluinored its ley, W.Va.; two broibers, Roben wipter sports teams Thursday Nowlin, Point Pleastint, W.Va., and evdening with its annual banquet ·Charles Nowlin ua ·u e; 14· fete an. awards ceremony. This leear's · · · ' "' rysvt was an in£ormaJ .af•811'· ea·tur- . giandehildren; 21 greatfgrandchil'' dren, and several nieces and ing numerous desserts, coffee and nephews. tea in addition to the regular Besides ~arents, she was . awards ~gram. preceded in by her husband, The mvocatiori and welcoming Paul o. Sturgeon in 1986, 1 daugh- address was given by high school ter, Roberta Caruthers, and a son, principal Charles Moore, followed William Sturgeon; two grand- by the ft.rst awards presentation by daughters and.one great-grandsOn. ju~ior high girls' coach Paul BranServices will be 2 p.m. Sunday non. Brannon's team fmished 10-4 a~ the Rutland Freewill Baptist overall. Chiln:h with Rev. Paul Taylor offiDennis Eichinger then ~resented elating. Burial will be at Miles awards to members oft e boys' Cetnetery. seventh and ei!!hth grade basketball Friends may call at the Fisher teams. Funeral Home in Middleport frOiD Lori Hensley, cheer leading EASTERN'S BOYS' AWARDS2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Salurday and ~d~isor: presented awards to the Bissell {Best Rebounder aad· Best Otrenslve Capturlnl Eastern's bo71' atbletlc awards at one hour,pri9r 10 the service at the J~ntor ho.gh c~leaders, then varPlayer), Jeremy Buckley (110 Perceat Award), ' h h · _ stty adv1sor, Jill Holter made her Tbursday nlgltt's winter sporta banquet were Cbad Savoy,(Best Defensive Player) and Jeremy '· c W'C •' • presentations. (L-R) Randy Kaylor (Most Improved), Charlie Cline (Best Free Tltrow Percentage). . ., f• .' ~~y, ~ Claiming special cheerleading llbP-'Cird 11 Hu 11 44 . awards were Michelle Murphy, on the team. tinued improvement tluoughout the throughout the Slimmer. Keeping . ~01c1~~' ~. f~y of Most Improved; Missy Hatris, Otto recently earned Honorable season. ,. that in mind we at Eastern are al'a dled~Wedneada . y.,,Man:h Units of tile. Meifs .County Most Spirited; and Tracy MIIIJlbY. Mention AU-Stale, Division IV; Ullman stressed, "Most pro- great disadvantage. Between our .. ., Ia """.._.._____ , , both th~ Mo•t C-••;ve and Most was a fi··st-team all-Southcas•-rn . gram. s. in the state practice daily . (See EASTERN 011 4) ·. · ~···Among . • the ............... ' ·•'are .. h;s' Emergency Mo"ic.•· ,....:"'din·I 'c1JtOCl L: ...... ,~ , . ·"''•""'""" u ' . . .~ aurvlvors ,. "' ''Servi.ce o··utS·-· ~.-..-r. District selection, a fU'JI-Ielnl all· 1 I resJ!oluled 19 five calls for assis· Holter noted. thllt jhe clu finished District 13 nominee and i Distn'CL,. ,..., and Pauline HyseU, tanee overnight. . thl d . .. I .. . ·" ---; Ci!'OY· .• Responding, were~ 7:08 a.~. '' r m reg~ona compet!lton ·at 13. All-Star. Otto averaged 13.8 . ements wtll be . Waterford WedneSday evening. pomts per game. . COLtJ.MBUS, Oht~ (AP) Prices froni The Produ Pomeroy to OverblllClk Center for Next t'n lt'ne was ~ ' rls' vars ' ty K (10 7 ) D1rect livestock · d cers 1 1 by FISher Funeral Hom arr . ppg. and Wilson ' . pnccs an Livestock Association· epQ,t: re~e1p1s ~t selected buying Cattle: 25 cents 111 i 00 h'gh-· 1 e · .Matv Gilkey '1!119 w&S transpOrted ' coach Scoq Wolfe, 'w o made pre- {11.0. ppg.) wen: honorable-men1 m · . .to Pl~ant Valley Hospital; 1:44 sentationstomembersofhissquad. tion choices in District l3. Wilson ~mts Fnday by the Ohio cr. · •• p.m.Delmer Middl~1to Overbrook Ceowhich went 7-14 overall. Wt ' n'nt·ng th' d aU-d' · I of Agriculture· s h was a If team tstnct selecBarrows and gilts: • laughter steers: choice ter _ ey w o was trans- · special awards were Amy Redo- · tion and Karr 10 aU-district honor- ·. . · mos11 y 50 74.00-84.50; select72:00-80.00. ; ported to PVH; 8:S 7 p.m. Syracuse vian, Most Improved; Penity Aeik- able·mention nominee. Wilson won cents htgher; demand moderate Slaughter heifers: choice ;Mary Ann Kerns to State R.o utc 124 for Todd er, Best Defensive Player. Jessica the Sportsmanship Award in the to good. 74.00-83. 75; select 70.00-79.00. . U.S: 1-2, 230-260 lbs., counCows: steady; all cows S6 25 ·. Mary Ann Kerns, 82, Troubte Kennedy w"' was transponed to Karr, Hustle Award; J;ume Wilson, sectional tournament. Metnorial.Hospi!al; 10:30 Best Offensive P.layer {219 · Roger Bissell then recognized try potnts, 45.25-46.25, a few and down. . · ·· .Creek R{)lld, Portland. died March Veterans p.m. Syracuse to Third Stteet for points/56 assists)·, and sen 'or b 46 75· plants 46.0047 00 a 'ew B 1 1 · 18, 1993, at Ohio State University Donald trill bo mem ers of his boys' reserve · • • • " u Is: steady to 1.00 higher: . •ed V~ llw was transport- Stephanie Otto, Best Rebounding squad which enjoyed a fmc season, 48.00. . aU buDs 63.50and down. • ·, ·Hospital in COlumbus. 32 p.m. Pomeroy award {13.4 per game/254 total) including an·B-3 run at the finish. to ; : U.~. 1-3, 230-260 lbs., counSheep and lambs: 50 cents to · • A housewife, .&he was born July squad 811d fire department to Point and Best Free Throw Percentage Greg Ullman then praised metntry pomts, 44.!10-45 . 50. 6.25 lower; choice woo1a 3.()(). · . 6, 1910, in Hurricane, W.Va:, 7 ~an~ for a srscturh . el ftreT, Dorothy {75-110 "for 68.2%). Otto was also bers of his varsity boys' club. EastU.S. 1-2, 210.230 Ibs., coun79.00; choice 'clips 73 ()(). 78.2S· dau!Jhter of the late William and ar en an tr ey empton recognized as being the lone senior em finished 3-17, but showed con- try 43.0044.50. feeder lambs, no report; old .' _Bettte Smith Hinckley. refused treatment. . " sheep 37.00 and down. . She•was a membei' of the Meigs County Senior Citizens and the 'Stiversville Community Church. Soutb·Central Oblo •• Surviving are: two daughters, Tonight, rain likely. Low in the . seli children of Glouster, who .. . :Z:ella COJ!pick' of Portland and Dinner pla~n~ . !Doris Hliyncs of Middleport; .one ~ sp&ghctti din~ Will be ll~ld recently lost their mother. Dona- upper 30s. Chan~e of rain 70 perion !l!l.d daughter-in-law, James Apnl 3.Iii ~arleton ,School/Metgs tions may be brought to. the build- cent. Saturday, rain likely. High in the upper· 40s. Chance of rain 60 . . . .and .Mary Pack of Columbus; 20 lndustrtcs m ~yracuse from S-7 ing on March 26. MICH. . percent. ··-- -'grandchildren; 5efenll great-grand- p.m. The co~' ts $3.SO for adults ' Extended forecast: Servtces set '· ·:· · lthildien and one brother, Jimes - and S2for.children 17 ~under. ; Sunday·through Tuesday: Pastor Robert Markley will ~ncldey ofPonlan~ · · 1-r:oledo 42" Trees available Fair Sunday and Mooday with preach Sunday at II a.m. at the She was preceded in death by: The Meigs County Litter Con- Eden United Brethren Church on highs 45-50 and lows 30-~5. A ,~er husband, Raymond Kerns; two I, trol progral!l ~a limited number Roule 124 between Lillie Hocking chance of rain Tuesday. Highs sisters and ooe brother. Services wifl be held I p.m. of loblolly~ne tree seedlings and Reedsville. Sermon topic is around SO. Lows in tlie 30s. Mansfield l46" vided by Westvaco "Jonah and the Fish." The sermon :.sunday at Ewing Funeral Home whicb were Sunday evepina after the song serIND. ~!o'ith the Rev. David .Qai!C¥ offrci- ,Corpol)llion ,Pirbrsbiirg, W.Va.vice wiD be "Earnest in the Spirit" .ating. Burial follow m Bald WhU • .;,.~ '"''• ohoR seedlina•. ;wi I b~ &iven ftee of at 7 p.m. Sunday school is at 10 ,Knob Cemetery. Am ~e Power...... :............ .36 ·; Friencb m11y call from 2-4 and charge to s uu, 4tH clubs, a.m. Public invited. Ashland Oil........................28 schools, ch prdCn clubs and '6·8 p.m ..Saturday at the funeral Columbusl46" ..__: ' . AT&T ............................... .S8 S/8 o~r CQJiun !Y"'lluPS in~ted Revival set •. IIOIIIC. . Bank One...........................S3 3/4 . !• improvinl IIi Waild. FOr f~ Betsy and Peter Martindale and Bob Evans ............ ,.....:..... .18 314 ,,_, ~\·--~~--~~~--~~ 1nformati911 colltact !.he Meigs family will conduct revival services · Charming Shop.....:............ 14 7/8 County Litter Control office at at the Eden United Brethren Chmp lndustries................. l2 314 99.2-6360. . , Church March 29-April4 at 7 p.m. City Holding.................. ~ ...22 (liSPS 213·180) nightly. The public is invited. Federal Mogul..............,..... l7 7/8 Dance planned GoodYearT&R .................. 75 3/8 There will be a round and · Spedal music W. VA. ~ Key Centurion ................... 23 114 square dance at the RusseU BuildThe community Unity Singers . Lailds End. ........................28 1/4 ing in Millfield on March 27 from will present a portion of their Limited Inc....................... 24 3/8 8·11 p.m. Music will be provided spring concert at the Eden United Multimedia Inc .................. 36 1/4 by Out of the Blue. : The AMIOciALed Prcla. and lht! Brethren Church April I. Pubiic ~~ Bancorp.................... 13 112 Aaoc:llt.ion. NAltonal invited. , ' . 1<J1X ReslaunmL .................. I/2 .,eoent plaD~ed · , Rcliancc Eleclric ..............:.23 1/8 There will .be I benefit music ... Robbins&Myers ................20 sltovl on March 26 from 7-11 p.m. Sboney's Inc ...................... 24 SIB at the Russoll Buildina in MiUfacld. Star Bank ........................... 37 3/4 Music will be J!IPYlded by the MurWendy lnt'l..~ ................... .l4 litlliiCJI.doTJoN KATEII phy Family, Ou't of the Blue and Worthington Ind. ...............2S 1/2 BrC..,.,oror -llooll other banda or individuala that w..k... ........................................SJ.eo Stock r,eport8 are th 10;30 would like to come and play music. Month ......................................... S6.95 1.1p. quotes provided by v•••······iiiN'oi:ii'ooiiY·····-:...tsa.liO All proceeds wiD go to the six•RusKemper Securities, Inc., o Morgantown, W.Va., · three -.--. .;.,..,.. ' Gertrude Meeker of Tuppers Plains, Dora Hamrick of Davisville, W.Va., and Hattie Workman of Vienna, W. Va. and . .several ni~ and nephews. · Besides his parents, Mr. Deem ·was preceded in death ' by two brothers, Clyde ' Deem and Earl Deem. '. Services will be Saturday at 2 :P.m. at the Lambert-Tatman Funer'al HOine, 400 Green Street, Park· ·ersburg, W.Va., with Rev. Bill !-furph~ officiating. Burial wiD be 10 Me1gs Memory Gardens in l>omeroy. : · Friends may call at the funeral :home oll Friday from ·2-4 and 7-9 i).m. . • . In lieu of flOw en, coblributions may be made to the Carthage Coin· "!unity Chureh in care of Violet Jones, Route· 2, No. S70 Old 7 "'01111, Coolville, Ohio 45723. ' ,. ·' · . ' . . EMS responds . tO five Calls· PomJ;l.• '·='-·Hornet . Lt"vestock.rep' ort . = 1 c --Meigs anno~ncements-- Weather I I •. . ... GaDipolla. .GRAVELY TRACTOR . $ALES l S2RVICE . ............._ IIM.Of!iriiiiL . · • .. Wooka.....................................,.... na.co w..........,...,., .................... .,....... t48.110 ~ ............................................40 - I I• •I . PHJC& .. . • Stocks will •1n!•· ......,...... _"" ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Qhlo Rulh E. Brown, 83, Point PIcasant, died Thunday, March 18 · at.the Pleasant Valley Nursing tire Center. . AnillgemeniS are incomplete · but are being bandied by the • Husscu Ftmera! Home. By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein IN AFREE AW OPEN SOCIETY. ... --Areadeaths-- M · Ruth Brown Helen Zahl Keller . CJgS athletes get honors at banquet ot Abortion.clinics now exist in a war zone AND rA\ SO THR«Fll TH4T AlE TO , Friday, March19, 1993 Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, March19, 1993 Physicians are stalked on the getting searched before en1ering WASHINGTON - Guard and black-bag jobs. freeways, picketed at their hOinea "Wben I came to woJk here, clinics and are forted to flub J.D. dogs, razor wire, &::dic buttons, 111 Colirt Street A clinic dil'ecllir compared this and blocked into their driveways. video cameras and yguards are never did I think that I would be Pomeroy, Ohlo not typically associated with medi- working with undercover intelli- climate to serving in a "MASH" Tom Tucker, wbo owns and operD&VOTED TO THE INTE1tZ8T8 OJ' THE llltiGS-IIASON ~ unit: "We are trying to perform ate~ thn:e clinics, was boxed in by cal environmeniS. Yet this is the surgery, while being threatened by · three cars at alraffic: light and then picture of the bunker m~ruality ~~ .' has gripped abortiOQ clinics across i bombs, chemicals, hate mail and run ofr the road by an unidentified the country. • . violent protesters. It's like w<idcing man who was shadowing him. •'These are health facililies that Tucker claims lhat protesterS have in a war zone." · are forced to function like maxi; followed him to the airport and . . Less threalening but highly disROBERT L: WJNGETT mum security prisons," said Rori ruptive is the techniQue of tying up even to Pizza Hut. "They have Publlsber Fitzsimmons, a lobbyist who repretelephone lines. "They put thelf "broken every window in every sents about 200 abortion clinics gence aild a police bomb squad," phones-on redial and just keep call- building I own," he said. "The PAT WHITEHEAD CHARLENE HOEFLICH saiel Ashley Phillipps, executive mg," ooe clinic staffer told us. "Or other day, when I went into J.C. nationwide. Assistant Publisber/ControUer General Manager Even before the recent murder director of a woman's clinic In San a bunch of them call and make PeMy 10 buy socks, they carne in of a doctor outside a Pensacola, Diego that wu recently subjected appointments they .don't show up behi,nd me screaming 'baby Fla., abortion clinic, a radical to a butyric acid attack - one of for, so we'te left with no patients · killer.'" LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less tban 300 Jeri Rasmussen, executive direcfringe of the pro-life movement has mon: than 40 occurring within the that day." . words. All !etten are subject to editing ond must be signed with nam~ . sddress ond lelepbone number. No unsigned lettt:n will be published. Letten tor of an abortion clinic in Minbeen resorting to violence and sab- !sst The. chetnical is ~\~fed One <X the more ominous develShoUld be in good. tule, addressing .issues, not personalities. otage to achieve results on the ~to~gh~y ~es,u:;:/:l'::; · opments is the way the battle is neapolis, says she's been stalked streets that they've failed to often taken far bCyood the bound· for three years, .forcing ber to achieve through the system. or tluough ventilatioo shafts at the aries of a clinic, to the private lives install a home security syslelll. Her With little fanfare, the battle- clinics, forcing their closu.re and of clinicians. Families, friends and car tires have been repeatedly ground of the abortion conl!'Oversy .often costly repairs. lan.dlords of abortion pro~ are slashed. At ooe time, 30 men siOOd has been shifting from the "Ev,cry {l"Ckage that comes into targe_ted .for violence and harass- in front of her home potestina with Congress and the courts - where the clinic tmproperlr labeled is ment In Minneaora, Dr. sue Wick- an attack dog alongside them. pro-choice advocates are winning considered a bomb,' one clinic lund's daughter was followed to RE'I,'URN TO SENDER- Sen. By WALTER R. MEARS - to the doorsteps of clinics and administrator told our associate.., school b:(protesletl who stood out- Robert Dole, R-Kan., is n:nownod AP Sptl:ial Correspondent even the driveways of doctors, Melinda Maas. •'The ~ges are side her~ and distributed for hIs quips and quick sense of WASHINGTON - While the lessons covered economics, the ftrSI- where militant pro-lifers rrevail, dtimped in water or suilply turned ~yeerrs. '.c.alling her mofl!cr .a baby humor. But even Dole has his li!n· term exams will be graded politically. IS' tests of President Clinton's thanks to a combination o pranks aw~y .'" (\s a result, patients a~ kill its. power to get what he wants done in a Democratic Con~. · Secretary of Commerce Ron Democratic discipline is being measured in the inttial votes on ClinBrown apparently relishe'd the ton's economic plan. Party leaders want to hold their majOrities in line opportunity 10 tW'Jik Dole about a now lhat lhey are working for administration biDs instead of competing letter his, agency recently received . l"ilh a Republican White House. involving a constituent mauu. The · Clinton's measures certainly are going to be approved, but conservaI~ ooly problem is it wu ~ to live DemocratS are pushing for changes he doesn't want So margins and Secretary of Commerce Barbara LIVEAND~R the risk: of Democratic defections are part of the test; unwanted amendFranklin, who Brown succeeded ments or compromise could point to mon: serious problems later. ·nearly two mondls ago. : House votes were due today oo a budget resolution outlining the Clin. Sources say Brown phoned Dole too defiCit reduction program, then on a separate bill for more than $16 to J!Oinl out that. in case- be hadn't billion wonh of measures intended to stimulate the economy. The Senate noticed, there had been a chll)ae in probably will act next week. government and he was t1iO 'new The economic stimulus plan is the pressure point In the House, there's boss at Commerce. The l~tter, a proposal with conservative Democratic backing lhat would trim the which was apparently signed by spending or require ofrsetting cuts in other program$. There are likely to Dole's autQ-pen, fliiiCbe4 a brief be sjmilar moves in the Senate, where the open rules will make it easier. but furious searcb for tbe staffer Minority Republicans have argued all along that the stimulus plan responsible for the sloppy wQik. ought to be scrapped because the economy is recov~ring wilhout it, and Dole did not appreciate being they will sign on for changes pushed by conservative DemocratS.. · . . etnbarrassed by Brown. A fonnula that included delays or reductions in a bow.to the pressure "It was an honest clerical for defiCit reduction wouldn't undo the Clinton proposals for spending oo error," • Dol~ spokcspenon tPJd J!>bs, publ.ic worlcs &ne! other steps to .spark the economy.·. . .. us. "And ~Jttary Brown dld call , But Clinton wants 11 all, now, havmg agreed to let hts Immediate acuon Sen. Dole, and they had a·aood . plan wait so Congress could take its initial votes on the deficit reduction natured chat. Sen. Dole (joked dial) plan. then on the extra spending. he thought sbc (Fianldin) was sliD Besides, he also has to hold Democratic liberal supJ20rt, and that wing there, but he'd be happy to work is- restive about deeper spending cuts already agreed to by the administra• with Brown anyway." tion. . Jack Anderson and Micbael In addition, there are going to be closer, more difficult votes later in Blostein are writers for Ualted I the year, on the specific tax increases and spending curbs that will fill in Feature Syndicate, lac. • • .the budget outline. Defections now could echo then, when party discipline wiU be even more important · Early victories ~ set the tone, as they did for Ronald Reagan, who ·won his 1981 taX cuts with the help of defecting House Democrats. Jimmy Carter had trouble on his initial program, an energy bill stalled by , They are · calling it some feel let down because the social progress does not seem to the suppon of conservatives. But a filibuster, and never really got on track with Congress. "McChurch." It's the First Baptist ~burch is not liberal enpugh on have infiuenc.ed people to stay those responding 10 ibis survey n.t· · George Bush had scant success with Congress early or laiC. He also Church of Pensaco hi, Fla., whose !$Sues such as of race, ecology or away from chW'Ch. ed "90Cial involvement" as No. 14 shunned spending to stimulate the economy despite the recession of 1990 pastor is serving up church services poverty. . Much has been made of the idea G Pia ..,_. and 1991; his advisers counseled against it, saying recovery was under · the way McDonald's serves up Big Surprisingly, the church's that involvement by the church in eorae 1eu 11 al)"ll-· ial . h . ed writer ror Newspaper Enterway and ;my proposals to stimulate business and jobs would be too late to Maes _ f8SL involveptent or non-involvement in soc acuon programs as cost tt • • --· tlo help. The Rev. Thaine Ford says his prase ~~~ a. ., Technically, the economy was recovering, but the slump was toO per"compact, 22-minute wor- r==========r==========-r========:-r=======~ sistent and the comeback too sluggish to make economic issues anything ship serVice mini, challenges an outdated Public. Notice tradition." He asks, "Why does a Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice but !rouble for Bush in the 1992 campaign. . Now, ironically, Republicans claim credit for "a Bush recovery," say· worship service have to last an LEGAL NOTICE -"Central Buolness Dialricl" Mayor and th• Council Prnldorol'ol Council ing it means the Clinton stimulus plan is nor only unneeded, but could get hour or more?" Southern Otilo Coal Created PrHidon~ !he Commlnlon P-oy,Ohlo Ford has cut his service down to Company, Molgi Mine No. -PURPOSE ohall meet and organize br ATTEST: Kathy Hyooll in the way by adding to the deficit Tho purposa of lhla election of a Chairman and Clerk of CouncU That's the kind of advice Bush took. Not Clinton. His caD for jobs, less than half an hour In that n·me 31, P.O. Box 4110, Atheno, "th lcs'; ' Ohio 45701, hoo oubniilted chapter is to Impose certain Secrolllry. Tiley may edopt Approved thio lol day of public works and business incentive spending was a· campaign fixture, and yhou get. . e wor - sermon , an application to revlae a nquhement• and pro- rUle• of p1ooedure of the Fobruory, 1193. he has pushed it steadily. pointing to persistent unemploymentdespite the ymn-smgmg, scripture reading coal Mining and ceduroa aoto an ... ol the Commloolon and provldo Bruce R-. Mayor statistics signaling economic growth. and prayers. . Reclamation Permit num- VIllage to bo known ao tho lor regular and opeclal (3) 5, 12, 1~. 31c Clinton wants his imprint on ecooomic recovery, and the stimulus plan Has this minister hit upon the berocl D.o354-2, 1o the Phlo "Central Buoinoao Dialrlct.'·' mMtlnga. helps put it there. And if it slows or slumps, at least he's tried something, reason why people saiy away from Department of Natural Tho Intent of Council lo to ~U11ES church? Is it lhat the service is too Rooourcoo, Dlvlolon of Impose raqulromanla and The dulleo of the PubliC Notice and wouldn't have to answer for inaction the way his predecessor did. long? . . RociMiation. Tho propooed pro-cedurea in addition to, Commlulon oholl be ao "The president was elected on a pledge to get the economy moving . coal mining and roclam• rather than In lieu of, tho lollowo: NOTICE 10 1111d to take action on the economy," spOkesman George SICphanopoulos Or are there other reasons ti lie will be roquiromonlo and ' pro(a) To oolve the problem• AAAnrQ/Ii.:rE VENDORS on· opera .con- ceduroo tho! oro othorwioo """ --~ •-•· I th ---~ 0 I '"'""" t&id Wednesday. ... Right now, the president wants his package passed as Such as' many no longer believe the dueled In on Molgo County, ""wrrn no • , _ Seolod · bldo wilt bo . .. church is important in modem life? Salem Townohlp, Section• eolabllshed by law. tho Village In furthering tho rocolvocl by tho Board of I.s. Is it that some doctrines are out- lti, Ill and 24 Gallia County, ..CENTRAL BUSINESS ' purpou of rootorlng and Molgo County CommlaMo l hi S II DISTRICT COMMISSION prnorvinglho oroo of tho olonoro Court Ho : EDITOR'S NOTE:.... Walter R. Mears, vice president and colum- moded?. rgan 23ow~~ 0 p, ec Tho (:onlral Business Village known ao lho p_...; Ohio 457111 ~::j nist for The Associated Press, has reported on Washinaton and One survey of 3,000 laity and 17 and · propoao Diotrict Coml1)1oolon, con· Central Buolnno Dlolrlcl 10 A··u.-" on April 7• 11113 · clergy showed that people lose underground minong aruo sisling of live (5) momboro, (b) To determine what national polities for more tban 30 years. . Tho blda will lhon ~oncompa•• 83 acroo and interest in the church more for aro located on !he io hereby nllblished. One leg 1elation, II a~y, . lo opened and rud aloud';; ' Wllkeoville 7 '1\ ·Minute member shall boa member necooaary lo prHerve, 1o,15 A.M. Oft tho 7th cloy of of City Council and de- reo!ono an!l develop the April, · IIIII" lor tho drongIe map, olgnated USGs. · · · qua b!ft, tho Council 'Contra! Buolneoo Dlolrl cI 'fumlohl- of •all kl-.... and ~cl 0.9 mi'ooulh of ..- · ng ... Pre1idenL ree membera and to recommend ··• ·~ ' 1 1Salem Center, 0·111 milto shall be buolneu repr• logiolallon to llo CounciL ~lag111 •got~ th8l may practical and personal reasons than wnt of Danville and 1·5 sanlatives; which tarm shall (c) To porfOJm an othor be requlrocl by 11\o lllolga. . . for theological or ideological ones. mil• oouthwHI of Danville. moan a poroon who lo dutito ostobliohocl thlo County Highway Dopari"More interested in non-church Tho application pro-olo dlrocdy lnv.olvod wllh a' chapter monL Propoealo - to be ~ Dear editor, same time. . u· " d "N . r: expand the ar••• for roam buain••• within lhe Central ' (d) T~ prov.ldtl for r~l•r~ r•turned on bid forma 1 I was away from home and was Well, Hank pushed in on the organtza ons· listed an o Ume aor and pillar underground end Buolneu Dlotrlcl: tho an d opoc ia1 meot·1ngo bf tho Yll!do< •d .,... to ·w . ~- opon-a .. h" the aoing to coine for a few days so I left· hand pedal which ·was the •cnurc 1 - ---·- on' tho'~-'were as two top lull coal extraction mining buoinoos shall be oilhor a occompNoh tho purpo- of _,. .,..role and asked Mom to get some- wrong thing to do because it was reasons for lack of attendance. Rea- by longwaU malhodo. going concern or a porographs (a) and (b) and plaoo opoclllod; one to take the old "7" out for a low ~ear on the "7" so you can son No. 3 may come as a stanling The application II on fila buoinan to bo ntebllohed; heroin Spocllic.aon lor ·bidding revelation to many clergy: "Dislike ollhe olllcn ollho Moiga tho buolnooo .roprooan- ~"CENTRAL BUSINESS may be ob~lned through ,in so she would be ready to go. ., imagme what happened. ·. · County Recorder, Meigs tetivo'o involvement shall ·DISTJIICT" CREATED tho EnglnNr 0 Ollloo, Rock , .She got my old buddy Hank Mom said she hear an awful pastOr." A lUaU th le. County Court Houoe, be by ownership, manTlwolohonobycrealedln Sprlnga Rood, Aoulo 2, llolter and he and Pop took her oul racket and loolced out the window c y, e peop 10 the pew Second Stroot, Pomeroy, agorlal olatuo, or em· tho VII'- of Pomoro'f, a "-""'Y• Ohlo4S768. for a drive. and saw boardS going in all direc- also indicated ·~-t Ohio 457111 and tho Galtia ploymonl. One inoinbor · dlolrlello ...,...be .lulown ao tho Mary Hobo-,.._. ~~ ""' "~·"ties" !""'~: Now I have to explain a little tions and the old' girl hanging oiher than the minister also influ· County Aocordor, Gallla ohall ba 1 n architect. Tho "Central Buolnooo Dlotrlct" BooordoiMalgoCouniJ ~bout our old garage. halfway ow the front of the garage. encetheirchurehgoinghabits. County Court Houoo, architect and tho buolneoo bou- and doocrlbod ·oo 1311 ~, 26 21CCommlool.....,. . It was made of old up and down Now if you knew Pop, he could Seventh among the reasons why Loouol Slr•t. Galllpolia, ropro~enlalivoo ohall bo ·lollowo: • 1 1 10 · te · th h h Ohio 45631 lor public vlow· appointed by tho Mayor, (a) The • • of tho Vlllogo boards and you had to go up a pret- use a few cuss words. Mom said he e hose 1 rest tho e <: 'calurc,; In g. WriHon common to with . the approval ol • thatlo bou- on the-~ ty steep grade and when you started came crawling out of the old car P,COPChurc peop e are ypocna · •«for roqueota for an lnfor- mlljority of Council; Council by Syc_..,. Str•l; 1>11 tho Public Notice in you had to be prepared to stop and said to poor old Hank, "what in Right below that: "Dislike church mal conference moy be unl opprovot may be olfocted bf wool by Bullomut Av.,,.; quick. · the heU is wrong with you boy?" people other than pastor." to the Dlvloio~ of Recio- moll on, rooolullon, · or on tho north by Second · Well, poor old Hank was used I can just picture them now. An even greater factor in driving.· motion, Fountain Square, ordinance, os Council oo .Stroot: and on tho south by NOTICE 10 people away from church is: "Fre- Building H·3, Columbuo, choooH. Tho term of each Main Stroet. tii driving his dad's {Hanson Well, enough for now. More later. BITUIINOUS VENDORS. ' · 1 15 " AI 50 Ohio 43224, within 30 daya of tho throe buolnooo (b) Tho above bounderla Holter) car which had a clutch • Virgil Wallcer quen 1 f'tnanc•a loaled lllda witt be of !he laot dolo of public• rapraoontellvoi oholl be on oholllnckldo oH proportin . rocoiYod • bf tho a-11 of which you pushed in braked at the Racine nearer the top: aP.pea ' Programs not tlon ollhla nolfco. Initial term of thr• yooro, within or abuHing . lhooa Molgo County Co•mlo•' appealing." (3)12, 11,26;(4)241o com~•.!'-~.ln_ll._ with the boundariH. R-dl•• of alonere, Court Houe~J.; One 'respoodent noted that some elfecllvo dolo of thlo lhe lntonl elf too o-, no P-oroy, Ohio 45711, uftg church activities may have Public Notice orclnMCa; at tho end ol the property a~uttlnt tho 10 A.M. on April 7, 11113.: appealed 10 people before TV, suglnltialthr-yoar tarmo, ono alorould boundar! .. , Tho blda will then ~• • 'ng lhere tllll. h ORDINANCE of oaid bualneaa repro· whether dooarlbed ao a oponod and roocf· aloud of gesb 1117· 'l · · By Tbe Associated Press was a e w en peooontotivo termt ohall bo lor Vll"'l" lc~ part thoreol, or 10:311 A.M. on too 7th cloy ol. ; Today is Friday•. ~ 19, the 78th day of 199~ .. There are 287 days pie took part in church programs AN ORDINANCE aterm 'olone year, one term oih.wloo, oluolt beopiRiillo Aprl, IIIII' and -h riiOIIIIrl in die year .. ThiS IS. the. da.te th.e swallo.ws tradinonally return to the to"beeado.'~ there was notlling ~ ENAC~ ~~~J' OF ohell be IWo yoaro, and one oeparale parcelo, or thoreallor ... llld ..... will ,.._, ORDIN • ..,...I OF THE term ohall be thr• yeanr. olherwlae clvldocl 10 10 to be n nlwd Mel opaMd on~ I IIIII· !Strano Mis 5100 10 Cali aU.ma. A ,,.. fi fi listed the """10 The term of tho' Council ovoid the ,proaOifuroo Md tho._. of-" • T'-'•y's 'ghli""t . . , VILt.AoGE oF • POMERO'l, . member and the architect roqu 1ro11onto o1 I hi a _ . lor thoahlllt """ .,, Hi"'~·. _, I mong u"" thattrst · 1ve h1 ha theo "'-'10 ofi ' Forty years I&Q, on March 19, 19S3, the Academy Awards cemnony on Y reason mtg ve "" '..._ appointed by th• Mayor chlptor. In tho .Vent !hot -.~~~~nop 111111 I flrloo W.. Defevilcd. for the flfst time. "The Greatest Show on Earth" was loJtcal overtones Is No. 4: "Lost SECTIONS.......'ntEREOF. ohall be et 11o ptoaouro of any ouch aplll or other llelge Countr H!thwor Olftled bell~!:- of 19S2. · , fatth in the ChW'Ch." · . BE ~C:::.OJ:.~~ ~ TI:IE tho Council Pnroldonl and dlvlolon lo horolnallor Doplltt•ent. ladlllated , 011 this : While the questionnaire did 1101 VILLAGE OF POIIEIIOY, Mayor, roopecllvlly. All modo, the property ohall .-uttoo otllquld ..,... ! Ia 1687• FJeDCit explorer ~ Cavelier, si- de La Salle- the first spell out what exactly that DICIIII, OHIO, AS FOLLOWS: membero ohall oorvo with- COIIIInuo to be ~ of tho t ...l~' ..,,......... ••• navi-"' the lcnlth <X the Mis · · · Ri ordered it could indicate 'that the churcb no SECTION ONE: Chap· out oorapenoalton. Veoon- Conlrollo•l• 1 Dlltrlel '!I, -,aal! ...... fir ... ,..,. ..-Cfl 110 IV t~ SISSIJlPI ver- was m lon~er fulli.lla people's idea of what llr...ol tho Codified Ord- • 1•• cauood by death, 11 thoro had lloon no auch Pro,_lo ere to Ito r•tur•ocl .,. llld Ionia llyrntlinr~lnpuent-day exu. · . ld be h . h ld be ln.,_andSrD ....... _.-0 reolanailon or othorwlao, oplltoro,._clvlololr, 1 Ia 1859, the opera "F-" ~les Gounod nremicred in Paris. tl S OU or W lit II S OU a hall be 111186 lot tho .C110N TWO: Thra aupptiOif loy tho llolge ' the U.S. S held the rgh~ -:~hour doin~ horoby .,..lad 81 toncw.: nop1 1 ordlnanoo ohall go Into County . . . . . . and .., • In 1917, . . upremc up et twork day for · peopl beli •the h h CHAPTER.... u rod term n tho ellecl lntn Md llfllt ,.._ iaillold8 Y e eve c W'C Central Buoln•• Dlelrlot manner •• or111na 1 •P,... ba ollllolrMiil throulh ~ . . • 1n 19iB. Congress apprOved Daylight-Saving Time. · · is not holding as strongly to rbe old -Purppoint- •etnlldo. owtloot llirta permlttocl bf .......... ollloo. llarrlll I II . . a.'( : In 1920, the U.S. Senale rejecled for the JCCORd time the Treaty of Ver- theological beliefs and practices or ..Central BuolnHo Dlltrlcl -GAGANIZATIOH. ~••oct thlo lot lliry of iaillea by a vote of 49 in favor, 3S against, falling short of the two-thirds standing for the old values <X per- eo..... loolon ,:; :..:,:.:::.":~~ February 11111. c•.....,...1..... OI~IY needed for approvfl.. . .· . sonal. mo~ty. On the other hand, :g~C'ZIIIIon Lorry w.1vung (3) II, 21, 2111 ... ·---- .... '• 4 · - - - ... - · .. .. -- ...- -- ·' I · -~.ON. Mon •.frl. t:ON:OO lat.t:G0-11:00 I �• !;'age 4 The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .•' . .·,. ' Friday, Man:h~l1 1113 Meigs athletes .. ·:• • • •• •• ••;• • • ·',.• • . •• •:. ..., . '• • • •• ...·. ..••• -·,. •• < '• • • • • .... ,• •••• •A"'' • '. •; · . LADY MARAUDERS HONORED- Lady Marauders recelvlnJ awards at Thursday : eveninp winter sporlllnduded (front rn, L-R) • Lee Hende.rsoa.(111lst leader) and Vema Comp· •. ston (aii·TVC, second leam district 13, nrst team : . A.P. all district, special mention all state,leadiDI ~. ,. scorer and defensive award). Behllld tllea are Lori Kelly (aii-TVC, A.P,.all·SO!Itheaahnl District and DiStrict 13 ,honorable mention), Katrl· na Turner (r~eld aoal percentaae and lle~~orable mention District 13), Mlss1 Sisson (most· · improvea and honorable meatlon DistrlcttJ), ' ••• . .• • • ..••.. t: •. • '•• · •• ·-· . ·-·: · . We wan' to express sincere appreciation to our empl~yees and carriers for - the outstandiOg iob performance. during last weekend'$-·. blizzard- and . the treacherous conditions,that fo ed. Not oniJ ·. did all our employees Scheduled to work that)dislilal day shoW up for duty, many sta¥ed .o~ .the iob .late· into. the nJght and during th8 next day to get papers to carrier, r-ack and dealer lo,ati our AdditioHP11y, we want to valued ·E~sto ers for their patience and .. ' . a Nome panuncdic. t"', - • • • •... • .. •.' • • .•-· . • • • • .•• ... . ,• . , . , , , ' ..... 1990 Chevy S·l 0 Blazer 414 918 8 ond team aii·TVC), In tbe back row are Cbrls Swanson, Jake Kennedy and Adam Sbeell (sec· ond·team aii-TVC). Kennedy was also sectional champion. · _<c_onu_·nued_rro_m_Pag.:...e3.;_>- - - . . . - Jeremy Buckley, the Bryce Buck- Jonathan Avis and Wally Rockhold. ley 110% Award. Boys' varsity basketball: Chad Seniors honored were Savoy, Buckley, Cline and Mickey Goode. Sa:--oy, Jeremy Buckley, Jeremy Bissell was re~:ognized for earning Cline, Mickey .Goode, Pat NewHonorable Mention Ali-Disuict, land, Wes Arbaugh, Robert Reed, once grabbing 30 rebounds in a Matt Martin, ·Randy Kaylor and game this season. · Charlie Bissell. Statisticians: Marilyn Kibble, Moore gave the Benediction 10 Shelly Hendrick.s, Charlene Dailey. end lhe program. Girls' vanity basketball: Award winners Boys' reserve basketball: Ty Stephanie Olto, Jaime Wilson, Swartz, Ryan Buckley, Jeff Stelh· Amy Redovian, Penny Aeiker, em, Eric Hollon, Kyle Ord, Tara Congo, Jessica Karr, Jessica' Michael Barnett, Mike Laughery, Radlord, Melissa Guess, Nicole Jason Sheets, Jason Pullins, Brian Nelson, Michelje Schultz, Lauren, Bowen, Eric Hill, Micah Otto, Beth Bay, Rebecu Evans, Crystal Morris, Knsti Warner• Statlstlclam;: Janet McDonald, Susan Brewer,, Debra Dillon, Alyssa Hoffman and Sherry Burke. Varsity cheerleaders: Tracy Murphy, Michelle Murphy, Missy Harris, Becky Mcintyre, Melissa Dempsey, Jamie Erwin, Heather Howard, Courtney Knapp and Heather Well. Juulor hlgb cheerleaders: Angie Bissen, Jeanie Newell, Kelli '' Osborne, Kelli Bailey and Billie Ta~~~labl't IIAI Tilt llooolir Doole Pooler. Junior ~1gb &Iris: Amanda a.~a~~oma s- (19>1) .........,.... (20-7), ll:20p.... ' \ Maynard, Laura .Eastman, Erin 1.ooiMIIo ~ ... Dolo- (;12.7). :10 ..... Sexton, Tracy White., Martie ....~w........,u..... Holter, Amanda Milhoan, Patsy Now OdtiM (a-3) w. X1yilr, ada (23-5). 7:)2p.a. ' Aeiker, Crystal Holsinger and IMlMI (21.3) ... Wllfbllu,. (20-9),30 .un. Christi Grossnickle. Mana1crs· Ibchael Ha.,.ley and 'Michelle Tahoe, 1 owner, loaded. - ~9495 .,..• ,,, 1987 Oldsmobile Oera 1992 Chevrol1t Cavalier ' racL 5 epeed, bucket Htlle, bright 2 DOor, stereo, 1 owner, auto., air• \' . 9188 .,. • ""' . .. ' . . ' . 1919 Cllevy 5·10-Biazer 414 · 4.3 ¥6, auto. Hurry I '$'7239 Auto., long bed, air, etereo, bedllner, ellding f!War . Jl · wi~ow. - delayed~, .F,, The · ~ ay *6980 1993 Chevrolet Yz Ton Plcbp ,. ' ' - . ' · . 1983 Ford Conver.si01 V11 1919 Chevy Astro Converslol Vaa 1992 Oldsmobile- Citra HI Top, loaded. '11 Automatic, air conditioning, V-6, etereo, tilt. $10,,999 ' "~ 1989 Olds Delta 18 Broua•• Like new. 1992 Chevrolet Corsica · 4 Door, automatic, air, VI, etereo, ABS, air becl. Only 3,000 miles, one owner. $ 18999 112,999 iT.•-------•'II;•ii'-.::-.= ~ • • ' ) •• • _ e n tine 1992 Olds. Cutl•s s,prtmt Lolldad. ~~ depar Is, .:street crews and law enfot~8ment agencies, have our gratitude for their tireless efforts·in dealing -with the snowst . 1· and d"ring thi roads. ' . . . $13,49S{ :r--------=~=-=:....1 *3929 . Bo71' seventh·arade bultet· ball: Lamar Lyons, Steve Dum, Robert Harris, Travis I.Qdwlct, · Billy Barber, Corey Yonbr,Ryasi ' Hawley, Joey Weeks, Travis Brew· er and Josh Toliver. Boya' eilbtb·arade bublllall: Mau Barnhart, ShauB Lon~o Chad Wbeelcr, Eric Dillard, Riclde ffol· loa, Pat Aeikcr, Daniel Otto, Jolb Casto, John Driggs, ~err Rankin, Chance Watson, Chris Bailey, Adam McDaniel and Wes Slilders. 1 ., V6, auto., air. Ia_.,... Maynard. . 1989 Mercury, Sable Scoreboar·d ... _........,._ . '4495 $ NOW ONLY . ' •.j / r -" *11 953 Tahoe, V6, air, AMIFM ca..ette, rear bumper, alldlng raar window. ' First Time Buyers Save $400 More $ tEastern athleteS ... :junior and senior years, we've lost :nearly two and a half seasons of •practice by not working in lhe sum· : Jner. We've got 10 get our kids in : 111c gym playing basketball." •: Ullman reflected the words of ; )Volre who spoke earlier about ·hard work, work in the off-season :and success on the court : • Special award winners were :kandy' Kaylor, Most !~proved; •C:had Savoy, Best Defens1ve Play: ~r; Charlie Bissell, both the Most ·'Rebounds Award (14 .2 per garner :~ Best Offensive Player (14 piS. :per game): Jeremy Cline, Best Free :Throw Percentage (74.6 %); and •• 32,000 miles• I 1993 Chevy S·1 0 Pickup : WRESTLING AWARDS -The followln& : wrestlers received awards at tbe winter sporll : banquet Thl&rsday evening at Mei11 Hi&b ·: School. Ia front are (L·R) Jerod Cook (honor· :: able mention all-TVC) and Jason George (sec· '• ' 1990 Pontiac Bonnevle SE \ \ The Dally Sentinel~ Chapman: Tw0 ldJtarOd racerS reSCUed after being Caught J ,.•' OhiO 3 •__:<C_onu_ ·nued_Crom__......Pag_e_>- - - - - finished his career u the all time Candice Walker. The 1ea111 finished leadilll scorer in Meigs Higll hislo- with a 13-6 RCOrd. ry with 1258 points. . The Marauder girls varsity 1ta111 Wrestling ooach Jim Sheets pre- · finished wilh a 18-S mark and won sented members· of lhe .Marauder . lhe Division II sectional champiwrestlin& team Players included ' onship. Ron . Logan introduced Chris Mall Clark, Jerod members of his sqliad Iiley includ- . Cook, Shawn· Cremeans, Phillip ed Amber Blackwell, Vanessa Edmonds, Ja$on George; Mike Compston, Vema Comps10n, Lee: Hall Josh Heck Bo Heil Heath Henderson, Heather Hudson, Lori Hud~nn, Jake Kennedy, 'Danny Kelly, J~y O'Brien, Missy Sisson Ree;" Daniel RJssell, Adam andKatri!IBTumer. Sheeis. Breli!n!!Diih, Shann~n Logan P~~ented awards to Staats, Chris anson, Chq Kelly (rebounding award and free Thomas, andJ bite. · throw pe~centaae), Henderson Cook Hudjon ll)d Rees were (most assiStS), Turner (best field selected' honorable mention all- goal pcrgen.). Verna Comgs10n TVC. Swanson, George, Adam won ~ leading scorer &;ward and Sheets; Smith and Kenlledy were · defens!v!' award and SISSOI) the selected second-team aii-TVC. most ·~proved player. Other Sheets also introduced five awards mcluded Vema Compstol) wrestlers who advanced to district and Kelly f~r all-TVC. Kelly, competition . They included Turner and S1ss~n wer~ s~lected Edmonds, George, Swanson, Hall ho~orable- menuon D1stnct 13, and Kennedy. Kennedy was the while ~lly also was selected The sectional champion and ~as been ~socJated Press ho~~le men·selected to wrestle in the Nort~- uon aii-Soulhe~t ,J?•stnct. Ve':ftll South Ali-Siar MeeL Com~ston, a D1v1ston ~~ spectal Daryl Owen inuoduced mem- mention all-state selec:uon, w~s bers of the Meigs girls' reserve presented awards f~ ~mg nam.:d basketball team. They included second team aii-D1stnct 13 a~d Anne Brown,, Billie Butcher, Bob- fl!st team AP. all-Southeast Dtsbie Butcher, Melissa Clifford, Cyn· tnc~ . thia Cotterill, Kristen Dassylva, JIIIL Sovlsby pre~nted a spec:1al •Alicia Haggy, April Halley and a~aid ~Logan f~ h1s l~Oih career , , glflS' WID. He piCked up that win 0 when his ~ defeate~ R~k Hill . · . for the secuonal champ•onshlJ>. 0 fl ·sn··~tOrffi Members Of lhe academiC all· · ~W~ . TVC teams were announced by ANCHORAGE AJaska(AP)- blowingorflbi, ·~I ·Sea, They Rick Ash. They included Clark Two' competitors' in the Iditarod were about30 mile$ ,(rom.lhe finish . (3 .57) and Sheets (3.91) from do_gsled rae~ wer~ rescued af!er line in No~ ~hell IIIey were res· w(l7~ti)~Kge~is·(~~e:h ~3r being caught uu wmter storm~ " cued. .i ., •• • · Y ~everly Masek and John SchanMasek said she felt fine after Dotdge (3.50), .Kelley Grueser delmeier were rescued after fierce arrivlna at lhe Safety checkpoint, (3.84), Becky MeJer (3.53), _Crystal winds and blowina snow reduced but lhere was, no word on Schan- Vaughan CJ.83) and M1chelle visibility to less lhan 100 yards. ~elmeier. He was taken to a cabin You~g (3.97) all cheerleaders. . They were stranded about 12 miles 'about 10 miles east of Safety, . Rtet Ash ~IC?sed the evemng from the Safety cheekpoint when KNOM reported. With the benedicnon. they were found, radio station Masek told KN,OM her dogs COLONY THEATRE KNOM in Nome reponed Thurs· also were fmc w1teri she left them • FRI. THRU THURS• day nighL :wtteA aslctd if &!'e'd ~nish .the "'!' MEL GIBSON IN Race officials said because m10 Nome despne bemg disquai•FOREVER YOUNG R Masek had rea!ived help &lonalhe . fied, she said, "Ob.defmiiCiy." ONE EVENING BilOW 7;30 uail, she would be disqualified. It R~ce officials 1n N~me said AOMISSION SUO was not clear if Schandelmeier Martin Buser, the 1992 wmner, left SHOWING AT 8;~ FRI., SAT., SUN. JEAH-CLAUDE'VAH Q.AMME II( faced the S81¥ faJe. · on a SIIOW1118Chine Thursday night NOYfflERE TO RUN A The two were in 22nd and 23rd to try-to reach lhe pair's dog teams ONEEVEMIGBIIOW8:30 places, uaveling together when through the drifting snow. He was AOIIISSION SUG they ran into a severe winJer swrm joined by several lnil breakers and 44t-0123 Reserve b•sJcetbaU coach Rick Edwards inuoduccd mom ben of his bastclball team that finished with a 9--10 leiXIIlL Team members included Benny Ewing, Travis Gratc, Juon Hart, Adam Hendrix, Jered Hill, Heath •Hudson, Adam Krawsczyn, Todd Mitch, Brett Newsome, Scott Pelerson and Ray Russell. Manager Jared Stewart wualsohonored. . Head' COIII:hPbil Harrison of the 9·13 varsity .Marauders introduced members oCbis team. Players intro· duced were Brad Anderson, John Bentley, Jay Cremeans, Todd Dill, Aaron Drummer, Trevor Harrison, Bobby Johnson, l{yle Simpson, Jack Stanley, Eri~ Wagner and managerChrisNeal. · Special awards win·ners were John Bentley (free 'throw petcent· age), Trevor Harrison (leading scorer), Jay Cremeans (rebound award), Enc Wagner (defensive award)' and Todd Dill (most im.,roved). Cremeans and Bentley were named to the District 13 Coaches' AII·STar team, while Harrison was the District 13 player of the year. ~n ytas also ftrSI 1ea111 AP. all district, wllile Bentley was selected honorable mention. Bentley and Harrison all we~e also named ftnt team all·TVC. Harrison • Friday, Man:h19, 1993 • �· · - -- · - - ~ -·'" -· ·~- ~ · · ~J'agl . ...... ..... ....... ... "" " "" -- .._._._ -~ .. - . _ __ . -.. .. .--•.. • ~ --· · . 6 The Dally Sentinel r l"'· ' · ... ,. •. . ' ""- , ~ .· • . . .......... . - - . - - ... ~ .. .. ..... . . . .... ~ -- ._.... ... __ ._. _ ""' . .- . ... . -. · ~" ....._,.,, Friday, March19, 1993 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Bl I.LI·: 1'1\ BO \RD ••• IUWftl lOIII DEADLINE 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE PUBliCAn ON ' I. •• Apostolic - .......,, Clrordl ofCiuist i Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneaday Servi"" . 7 p.m. Pulor: And~w Miles Sunday School· 9:30a.m. ; i N.,. Life Cllordl of Gad Chelw Pusor: Guy Jlines Sunday School· 9:30a.m. ........,,w-eChurdrofChrlll , · . ~ I . ' )' Sdund Main Paam: AI Hanson Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship- 8:1S, !0:30a.m, 7p.m. Wedneaday Servioos · 7 p.m. L~ L r~ K,.o Churdl ofCbrlll Wonhip ·9:30a.m. Sunday S<hool-10:30 o.m. " Free WUI Bapllll Cbllrdl ' •• • Ash Sueet;Mlddloport PallOr: Mark Monow .•• •.• Boarwatlow Rldp Churdl of Ctrrlll Pasta: Jac:k Colegrove Slllday School ,C)-.30 a.m. Wonhip · 1()-.JO a.m., 6:30p.m. Wodneaday Services· 6:30 p.m. Saourday Service. 7:30p.m. ' Sunday Sehool· 10 a.m. . W~ · llo.m., Wodnaday Scrvice-7:30p.m. ' RllliaM Ftnt ltoplill Clludt Sunday School · 9'.30 a.m. . WOIJhip • 10:45 a.m. •• • 7J.. Ctourdl of Ctrill Horritmville Rd. (Rtl43) Pulllr:lalcrimputor Sunday School· 9:30a.m. · Wonhip -10:30a.m.,7:30p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m . Pcl'crmmc:roaoy~, ........, F1nl Bapdot Eall Main 5I. • • Pu111r: Dr. LoeMonio s..day Scbool· 9:30a.m. Wonhip • tll-.30 a.m. ;' ...... Bradhu17 Chordl of Cllrllt Flnl-.. ~~~~~ 41111 PwiUUf Pill:o P1oUr. E. Lam11 O'Bryant Wonhip • 10:30 Lm. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. . Wonhip- 10:4S Lm.• 7:00p.m. W t • e d'l)' Scrvicu • 7:00_p.m. Flnt llaflllll Ch&h and Palmor 5I. t~ Puror. .... ! ..... A. Seckbo ~ s..day School· 9:!5 a.m. .,...· Wonltip·IO:!Sa.m. ~:OOp..m. ' ~ A.B.Y.· 5:30p.m. :1:·Laid's ~ Ill Sunday of~ moalb. -'-.., W.aitaolay Scmce-7:00pJO. t:: . ., ~ ~ ·· "'•' Ct. ... s..day School· 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 10:40 o.m., 7:00p.m. Wodnelday Services · 7:00p.m. ~.,. 1.• ,... I ..o111J .... S1mday School - 9 a.m. Wonhip · 9:4S a.m., 6:30p.m. Ctourtll of Ctorill ' Putor.'Ouil SU:wart s ...day Sdrool· 9:30a.m. - Paltor:Billl..iale Wonhip · lla.m., 7:30p.m. Wodnelday Service~· 7:30p.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. Wedneaday Servi"". 7 p.m. SL RL 124 .l Co. Jd. 5 Puur. Dorok Slump Sunday School· 9:30a.m. •; •• • '' Wonhip. 10:30 """"7:00p.m. Wedneaday Services • 7:30p.m. Sucaa Road Cllurdr of Chrill . Pu10r. JOICI>h B. Hoskins Sunday School · 9 a.m. Wonhip · 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wodnaday Semoe• • 1 p.m. Btliol-ltopllst PutOr : a... Ead Shuler Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. Wonhip ·9:30a.m. Thunday ServiCII· 7:30 p.on. \I . . I . Old llel!le ...... Wlllto~­ :IMOI 51. ltL 7, l'otiddloport Suadoy School· 10 a.m. . .,... 4! ... · E..nina·7:30p.m.Thunclay SeMccl • 7:30 VldorJ Baptist Pastor: J~me1 E. Keesee Fllltllltopllst Chii'CII Railroad St., Muon Sundar S<hool· tO a.m. Wonhip • I I o.m:, 6 p.m. w....esday Services . 7 p.m. •• ' Forese Run Baptist PasiOI" :-Arius Hurt • •\ ' ·Sunday S<hool • 10 a.m. Wonhip .'II a.m. I'! ML Moriah Baptist Founh .l Main Sl., Middlcp>rt p.,,or: Rev. Gi1bcn Craia, Jr. s..,doy School ' 9'.30 a.m. Wonhip .J0:4S o.m. • ••• • AntlqullyltojMJ.t PallOr: Ki:rine1h Smith · Sl>1day School· 9:30 a.m. • Wonhip. t0:4S a.m. Thunday Services · 7:30 p.m. Rull.and Free Wlllltopllst · Salem St. · Pasuir. Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School · 10 a.m. E...W.1 · 7 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. • "' • ..... HIW1 Calllolll: Clnrrdl '!· t6t M-.r A.... l'ornen>!. 992-5898 ~.. • Pallor. RC¥. Willet B. Hem ~ Sat. CAin. 4:45-5:tSp.m.; M..,. 5:30p.m. s,.,. Con. -i:4S-9:1S a.m., · ' ReedsYite Chorc:h of Cbrlst Paam: Philip Slurrn S...day School: 9:30a.m. Wonhip Service: 10:30 Lm. Biblo Sludy, Wednesday. 6:30p.m. Sun. Mau - 9:30a.m. Dailey Mus · 8:30 o.m. .' .......Ctoordl of,_. Cllrlll • Lalla' DaJ Solnla Pordand-Racine Rd. ...... PallOr: Jloaer GriCe '$,o... Sundoy Sdrool· 10 .,.. a-.. Weirid: Wonhip • 9a.m. . Hlllfocd, W.Va. PaADr. Rev. Dnid Mc:l\laniJ Sunday School· II a.m. Worship . 9:30 Lm.; 7:30 p.m. Wedneaday Services • 7:30p.m. Church of God ML Moriah Cllurclr of God Racine Pastor. Rev. James Slltcrfield S...day School · 9:45 a.m. Evenin& • 7 p.m. Wednesdoy Services ·1 p.m. SJ'""'"" Churdl of God AJIIllc and Seoond SU. Pa_,ReY, DavidR....U Sonday School and Wonhip- 9:30o.m. l!veiliftR Servicet· 7 p.m. Wednesday Servic:a · 1 p.m. SHOP .,..:e · ,,...... ...... ,,., ttl...., ~ Ph. 112·21 01 SALES I SEIYICE 992-7075 172 Nerih Socanrl An M~dl•••rt, Ohio Mulberry H11.-'Rd., Poloie.O, ' Paaor: Roy Lawislll<y Sartllday Services: ' · . SabbarlrSd!pol·lp.m. ' Wonhip • 3 p.m. i>, Fal.. ~ ·, Chtiidr .Loo ., . Sunday . ··9:30am. Y(onbip.-;10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. W.......y7:30pm. '' United Brelhren . ' loCioriiiCtoordl TCUI Cononunlly df CR 112 , Pulcri--~ Sunday-. 9:30a.m:· Wonhip • IO::JO.a.m., 7:30p.m. . Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. ---;.....-----1 Nlllc Notice ' Edan Uollod Bnllrr10la Clorlol ' \Jailed Fallll Clourdl .Rt. 1.c:wii\&IJGJ By-Pus PasiDr: a... Roben E. Smith. Sr. '. Sunday Sc:iooot • 9:30 i.m. Wonhip. !!1:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednoaday Service· 7 p.m. ' ' .. ·-·lite ,.' I ~:! ::.:::.,:_•lllr, or 5. _ ... btocko h ..lng a cr......topo In excw• of ::'2':.n':.~thh:~~· ~ secnoN 2: The preaent oecllon 521.06(•) of the =..n.:f=:!;:O~'o~: CenlraiC1-. Asbu'7 (SJ.....,..) Pastor. Deron Newman Sund.iy School· 9:4S a.m. """"' ,... w. GRAVElY TRACTOR SAlES 204 Condor St. P.tllllroy, ott;_. ' Sunday School • 9:30a.m. WDIWp • 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. .WO<Ineiday SeMccl ·1 p.m. Wonhip - I 1 a.m. - P. J. .. PAU~EY, AGENT ,_ FISHER FUNERAL HOME - ~ ·. • • .SWISHER &LOHSE . PHARMACY ·d . ru . 992-5141 264 South 2nd Middleport HAULING LIMESTONE, GUVIL COAL & Re11011ble Rates JOE ·Real Eatata N ' SAYRE 3-4-93· 1 mo. ,. Howcwd L Writesel ROOFING NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting NOnCE 10 ASPHALT CONCREIE VENDORS Sealed bldo wilt bo rowived by lho Boord of Molga Counly Commit· a lon•r•, Court Houae, Pam•oy, Ohio 457&1 until 10:00 A.M. on April 7, 111113. Tho bldo will lhen bo opened and rud aloud at 10:45 A.M. on lho 7th cll¥ of April, lttS far lha fumllhlng of v....,_ ...... of Aapholt Ca,...N lor lho Molga Counly Hlghwoy Deporlm•L Propoule ore to be - . . 1 on bid Iorino FREE ESTIMATES 949·2168 ' POMUOY, 01110.:....992-6677 BILL OJ.I~KEl l lo v 1 ' ' ' NEW USTING - Wolfe Pen Rd . -35+ acres with t975 mobile home 2 bedrooms, applianoes, front porch, bam, shed, some fencing, some land pas!Ure and tillable mosl timber. ASKING $35,000 . NEW USTING· PoMEROY older home with 31ots. Home includes 3 bedrooms. bath, is in need of repait. ASKING $9,500 . ..- OUT Of. RACINE· Hunting cabin with 20.05 acres . 40 X 28.cabin with some furniture very remote, abundance ol turl<O)' & deer. Your own private hunting site for $17,000 DANVILLE· ·SA 325 Quaint c:ountry !ann home with 2 bedrooms, lronl porch, 2-3 acres fenced land, pond, bam, chlckan house, celar, shed, garage. $22,500 • •'l .. o....rv ' Family RestaurMt "lfllltl•l lrlllfiiiJ Frlt4 C61du" 221 W. 'Main St. Po1111roy.. . ,. 992-5432 . .. ·-: .. FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE BUYING & SElliNG NEEDS, REMEMBER ' THIS NAME "CLELAND REALTY" I •• . -·.f92·5llO.P.omiroy:' : .• ....,... - "fiY,nir~· nnri.S..rl'ic·• AI~W:.a" Establl~hed 1913 . 742·3190 THl lOOK 992-2121 lot llvlltrry '"· II S I........lllllr. nt·IIM EAGLES "' •••,.,.,,, Ohio Moll.•frl, 1OIOO.StOO la..NIJ 10ION:OO CIO&ell Sallil1y 992-3577 IN POMEROY 1:46 p.m. He• Speclll e.rty Bird .1100 Pltvoff Thla ld good for 1 FREE card. . .......... ......... :r=:. •••••••".. ·-:ciar Ltc. No. 0061·32 FIREWOOD fOR SALE . 132,100 . IIISILL & · CONAIUCftON UIDWOOD = ~ 1 IUY • Hll • TUDE 317 N. 211411 It, CLUB l..oaking lor a ,_. llllruld that ...- ,... or a ,._ to pelk lhat mobile home. Will ..... lpllllll. 2 ......... up and llllitlng toryau. ONLY •11,000. 11..;1Jy •uN EVERY THURSDAY liAPPY ltOU.OW ROAD - '~ Quarterly and Year-end Reports REASONABLE RATES PHONE Jeanie Howell, EA NOTARY 3/111 mo. To collect your scholarship money caU 614-985-3556 Open Mon .-Fri. 1 ~Tor Sat. 10-4 VIA _._ C•d 31121113 Shade River Saddle Shop 992·7036 CUSTOM SADDLfS, LE4THER REPAIR and BALL GLOVE REPAIR 36358 SR 7 Chester, Oh. 45720 985-3406 D. A. BOSTON EICAVAftNG (614) 667·6628 BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. New Homes • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES mo . SHRUB TREE TRIM and . REMOVAL HAULIN~ •FIREWOOD BILL SLACK 992·2269 RACINE GUN CLUJ GUN SHOOTS SUHDAYS 614·992·7643 (llo ,,..., , .. ,.1 2112192Jlfn 1:00 P.M. QPEN TO PUBLIC 12 GAUGE ONLY FACTORY CHOKE ENFORCED 2 Fro•t Struts e L•ltor • 4 w•••llliJ•-•• Prieta Start1111 II 1 R&C IICIYITING 129.95 +Tax · BUu.DOZING WATE~:E~EWER CHD1EA- II 1 • Attlld- A .,.al llle got_, or ...... home. Hu 2 bed-.., 1 bolh, llraf oil ..,.... Memorial Hotpihil HOWELL'S BOOKKEEPING & ·JAI SERVICE 3+931 mo. Call for Appointment lllddleporl, OH Veteran• •... ' &111'11211 •TRUCKING SCA Wolfe Bed 15 Sossion $25 Depot St., Rutland 'regardless of income 'regardless of grades 'plus $20k guaranteed loan 'regardless of cred~ 992·3838 MYSTIQUE TANNING Guaranteed Scholarship Money for all college bound students. PONDS Lind- , EWING FUNERAL HOME EXCAVATING BULLDOZER, BACKHOE ond TRACKHOE WORK AVAILABLE. SEPnc SYSJEIIS, HOME SITES •ncl TAAIU:R SITES, L.ANDCLEARING, DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED UMESTONE·TRUCKING FREE ESTIMATIS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEAR~ RIITLANO - 1111n 8lraet - A . . 2 alory 10 raom wllh one - - • - over 112 acre of ground. AiiO hu • 24X30 melllf Morton bulking. sa.ooo wlttlpllllll. 3 4 - HOWARD •TRACK LOADER USED RAILROAD TIES HAl A CIIIEAT PRICE ICf JUST 117,500 ·. U4..~. -MII'1 c ·-··· · ···- ·. Ohio NOW OPEN 1rn11 Wft!POAT - H ,.., -.1/."':"' . .r town IIIIth • lor,..,. On lhile.n .,.. ,ot~ · - buld,..... clrHtl home. lllere Ia •lir and lllctlto It II t II ' (row's Rocky I. Hupp, D.C.U. • Agent Box 189 Middleport, Olllo 45760 (614) 843·5264 V. C. Ill 992-6215 •DOZEI;IS •BACKHOE MIDDLEPORT· Frame home 3-4 bedrooms, recently remodeled , hu carport, paUo. lireplace, cellar, nice fenced yard, siOrage ahed. ASKING $27,000 • OFFIC:E.-...........................................................8SJ2·225t He,.., ~ Turn on St. At. 7 onto Accidenf •Annuity, IRA • Mortgage Pointing (FREE ESnMATES) YOUNG 3·16-93-lfn 992-2259 .,_..,....., wa ,_Ito ' Will have building full ol oak, 'fl&lnut, mahogany and maple fumHure and primitive furniture. A lot of glassware a nd coIleclt'bl es. CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME ' ._ . PA... RICK BLOSSER- Auctioneer " Llcenae 1599 CASH or CHECK WIPOSITIVE ID Prnl~of=ftli;~~~~~~~~~~~ '"=======~ 614·742·2138 PC lilY - Old Unlall Ave. - Two big lola will! a t/1 acre. At Ito end of the toad Iiiia 1t83 Clayton dol Ill t~1 witt 31Ndroomo, 2 bllts.lwnily ,_,.,dining - · and a now llanl pordt. Kilchen io equipped, inCluding a - ...._....r. Has c:enlnli air, and a welor ltllllner. M In good CXHdlon . 134,000 POATUIID- a.nin(llf Ridge Aaeda nice 3 t 1~ - • home lllilh 2 tw1 blithe, whlrlpool-..b In one. t 11 lilt• .... "'I Min lrilclwl and a lllga living 100111. HolM hu .... gil and Ia oittlng 011 2 ...... S$0,000 RIDENOUR, , . --- SUPPLY .--··--.~>-· ~- '(It Fill Ooclan' ·99M9 7·5· .·::: ,- .,·.,.".;_.!'!f!~,iJ!Ii!ft< -P;...,";; ,' . . IAWIINGS.(OATS • •' ApproJ:. 4 mil. . North or G.llipoUa •nd 4 mlln South or ChHhirt to Life • Medicare • Cancer • Fire • Health • . 215 NDrtll SKoncl An. ... ._... TURIN HERE AMERICAN GENEUL LIFE anti· ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY ~~~Ex..-Jor Pomeroy, Cllesllin, SAYRE TRU . CliNG -_. ~ R......IIF.......tp · ' Public Sale & Auction HENRY CLELANO........................... - ................ H2-&191 TRACY BRI<IAGER ..........................................94t-2438 KAlHY CLELAND.............................. ,............. B92'8191 .. St. It, 7 Bud & Toots Poooed thlo 111 dey ol Flbruory 111813. (3) 11, 26, 2tc :.--·- .. . " ;: ·.:- Clrrsrcllolllro It• ~ We Love You! SR 7· 2 story horne with 3 bedrooms, bath, large fronl porch. cenrral air, carport, basement 3+ acres .t:SKING 39,000 · Pastor. Re~. Uoyd D. G.U., Jr. Sunday--9:30a.m: . Wonbip • I0:30a.m.. 6:30p.m. ~ Wednesday Servi<ea • 7 p.m. UMESTONE FOR SALE Call614·992· 6637 SIZED . .... 1421514 hereby ropnhd. l\lllddloport Ch1rdl ot 1111 NuareM Paator: Sham Hauanan. Sunday School· 9 Lm. Wonhip-lOa.m. Tue1doy Services ·7:30p.m. Quality Stone Co• 863·8195 • 421•7245 992·2886 Tuppers !'Iaiii Sl. Put S,mf Q)..or., per one foot lhe :Jrclinll grocla of tha · aldawat . 7. N•l•r•l alabo, brick or otone oondolone oldewalko which have deilecllon• or,..... ornter Wonhip • 9:30 s.m. lot&. 3rd Sunday · 7:30p.m. Sundo~ School- 10:30 a.m. Wednes6ay Sel'liocs · 7:30p.m. .. AaJ'•UIH 0 sr AI BLOSSER'S AUOJONH U E 01 Old St. Mary's Ple, Parltersbq WV. SUNDAY, MARCH 21 at 12:30 P.M. .!.!'!~:~p~ 1 :~!~;r~ Pastor. Rev. Seldon Johnson RalinishilQ. Frame StraiQhtonin9, Custom Santl>lasting, Martin Sonour Mix~~g Syslam VERY ·LARGE ANTIQU.E & COLLECTIBLE AUCTION p•vlng •••on from Moy lhrOIIflh Nowmber 1113. A Spaclflcation ShHt moy be picked ,. at .the Office of lhe llelge Counly Engi,_, . . . . , _.....,Cieok -oflhlgo c-ay Commlaalo...,. ..·...: · COI!1lllle<izod Estimates, Quaity WoJit,lns. Wo!tt Welcome, Fber Glass W011<, Co..,tolt Repairing & 1· 615 bid prioeby aholl be firm and ~l~~~~C-1 ............. Th• In effect during tho 1H3 . ' ,, Full Goapel IJcltlhoule 33045 Hiland Rood, Pomeroy Pulllr:RoyHunter Sund,ly School· 10 a.m. E-ma 7:30 P"!!· . Tuesday A.Thunday .-1<30 p.m. ' u' ' Wcdnelday Service& • 8 p.m. - 2 1/2 milel nonh ofl!*avlllo .. sua. R,oulo 124: Pu111r: RaY. a.nMarldey Sunday Sdloo1 • I0 a.m, Wonhip l 7:30p.m. . · Wednesday S'emces • 7:30 P"''· , ., \ u.-• ........_ ....·o.u•.,"· ••· ,.,.,, Body shop 1pprox. 2 Renlll.•n Exp-e ......- ........ 2,256.75 Capital OuUaya ........ 4,109.29 Santor Folr Expenao ................. 1,052.00 8 .IAJUlY'S BODY SHOP Monday-Friday, 8:(1().6:00 HARD FOR YOU. •BP Diesel Supreme ... Try it, there Is a difference. •Minimum 50 c;etane •Low 1sh and sulfur •Wilt not get In winter time. 1993 SPRING LUBE SALE MARCH 15TH thru MAY 31ST Special tarm terme with payment 4 time• a yell.!' and NO INTEREST or FINANCE CHARGE. Larry E. Miller 614 446 1157 Happy Ads ..... dnlgnollon . _ _..;...;...;,_:..;,..:..;__ II -Ired lobe mede prior 1D Fobouory, 1113 •o thai lhe gront lljljlllca.tlan lunda r1toy benh•od. Paoaed thla tal dory of ·~ 1F-ruory, - t..-ry · w.twung . ~ ' Proaldant of councH ~ . • Po-or, Ollilt ATTEST: Kalhy ttyHR . Cleok of COUncil a... ~ lhl 1 ,._ 0 1 ..,.... .._ • at - r Flbruory, 1113. llnrce Reed, llloyor . (3) 5, 12, 19, 3tc ML H..... U.W •Ail& ·' Wcdneaday"s:trvices -7:30p.m. Pomeroy SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY M- Chapel c•um. Suo!.: Mike MlUUI Sunday school • 10 a.m. W~t. II a.m., 1 p..m. . Worship· 10:30 a.m. <.\\\if( ~. 93 Mill Slr..t Mldr..port, Ohio 411710 _ 11141992·1117 "- lltii·OOKSI CHURCH SUPPLIEI • BIBLES l l.j !- 5 :.=Reed, ,._lion f W~1kMce-7pm. . GrandStSundoy School· I0 a.m. . · . • · Wonhip. llo.m. LGaaBoaom · u~~ J. MlrcUS Fultz .,, pollcta LUBRICANTS THAT WORK r========i JIIOJV OJ'SM 367·7444. 446·6644 1·100·926·2032 (O.Io O•lr) SUPERIOR FUELS AND lnaw.ncu .•..•.••...•••...3,748.00 doproaolona or revaroo croo•olopo, •loptng ••oy lroin the ........ 00 - to ~~:,."£l.ca.t GOOD SIIIICE IS OUR GOAL RECEIPTS ........ $222,4118.65 CASH DISBURSE· MENTS: Sol•l•end w -................ $20,382.76 Benenta....................... $41.36 Admlnlalretlon Expenae ............... 2,8t0.34 Rae ExpenH .............640.f7 Suppfleo ........- ........ 5,127.61 UIIIIIIH ....,............ 6,131.55 RKing Expenao .... 46,420.110 Soovlc• Ex-e.lll,421.23 Property Expen..... 5,425.00 Advertlillng ..•.- ....... 3,558.55 Repol ...................... 3,6~.72 Pam11oy, Ohio ond procedunswlopled by tho C.nlral a....... ATTEST: Kathy ltyMII Cleok of c-olt ~cl Coonllllulon. •IECTJQN TWO: Thlo Approved thla rat day of . . 'be ..................w:y F.......,,1113. neo••••ry for tha (3) 5, 2. ~or of ... public 1 _ .. h•llh, ..fely •nd l •olfw'o, and for the furth• Public Notice s..•·DoyA.......... · H~napoirt Chordl • MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. . . Seven th-Day Adv c nt1st Pulor: Rev. Selcloo Jolutson . Sunday School ·9:30a.m. . ' Hlslortc Bultclnga. 2) The -hed . r Wednesday Services· 10 a.m. Joppa Pastor: Braada Weber Wonhip ·9:30a.m. · S. .y School - 10:30 a.m . Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Wedneaday SerVices· 7:30p.m. ·"\ \ ~- Sundoy Seltool· IQ a.m. Wonbif • 9 a.m. 1\readay SeMces • 7 pm. BeUtel Churdt Township Rd., 468C Sunday School- 9 a.m. Wonhip • 10 a.m. Thursday Services -7 p.m. '·' Pre sbytemtn Coot.. lteChor<ll Main .l Filth &. Sunday School · 10 a.m. . • " Cool•llle Unit.. Melllodlol Parf!lt , . PuiDr: Hel"' Kline Chester " DienuiO c--niiJ Chlll'dr ¥. Sunday Scbool· 9:30a.m. . Wonhip . 10:30 o.m., 1 p.m. . .' Rulland Bible Mellrodlol Pastor: Rev. lvanl\lycn . Sunday School· 9:30a.m. E-una • 7 p.m. Wednesday Servioes • 7 pm. PallOr: Shata'l Hausman Wonhip • 9 a.m. · w-.. u, Paslllr: PelcrT....,bll)' . Sunday Seliool • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. W-aday Servia:s • 7 p.ml · Melp Cooperadve Parlltr · N..-Clu- . · 'IIUrd Ave. , Laurel CIIITFroa Melhodlst Clrurdt Wonhip. 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Thunday Services · 7 p.m. I Pastor: Rev. Cart Biker Sunday School· 10 a.m. J!YIIina--6p.m. I • · SeMca 1:00 . " Wonhip-lla.m. Putor: Ot.ules lone~ Sunday Schoql· 9:30 a.m. E.....,a·7p.m. Mlddiepart Pesrler:llltal Putor: Roser Grace SIO>Ciay·SdtoOI • 19 i.m. ' Hartford Churdl of c•rilltn Chrlstlon Union t ·. Huol c ....... Chordl .• . . OftltL 124 ..Puur. Bdset Hart Sunday SChool ·9:30a.m. Wonhip ' • 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.ni. .' ' Wednesday Senica -1 p.m. 141 I BridaeiDan 51., Syracuse Pas10r: Roy·(Mike) Thompson Sunday School· 10 a.m. I!Ycnln& • 6 p.m. Wodnesday So;rvi<e •7 p.m. , $1Pur"" ltcmclh Baker s ...day S<hool· 9:30a.m. Worship . 10:45 U!l. (ht.l3nl SIDI) Eu!Lelart Sund.iy Sehool -9:30 a.m. Wonhip . II a.m., 6:30p.m. Evenin& · 7 p.m. Wednesday Servica • 7 p.m. 1 Pasa:Wi!UD lloboc:l< Slutday Sehool• 10 am. ;t s;..;...Mi.,. · · l'aolai: ltcmclh Baker Sunday SdiOor • 9:30 i.in. · Wo"hip '• '0:4S..m. (2nd .l41h Sun) . MonlltaSiar PUIDr: Kemeth Babr ' s-lay-- 9:45 ..... Wonbip ·10:30 Lm• 1hunday som-. 7:30pm. United Methodist Orlollan Uolots PallOr. Tbaon Durllam s..,c~ay School· 9:30 o.m. ~ Pc n t f'C OSt ~ll Puror: Kemeth Biker Sund4Y School.· 10 am. W'onhip·9a.m. Wedneaclay Services • 10 a.m. .. ~ Ualle4 Mollloollll .Wonhip ·9:30 Lm. (I• .t 2nd Sun), 7:'30 p.m. (3rd A 4th Sun) Wednesday Service. 7:30p.m. Polll•ay hoa .,..ted the Caftlrill Bualne" Dlatrlct Coon,...•ton.WHEREAB, Ilia Cantrol Buolneoe Dialrlcl Com· mluioit .Ia r•ponatble for furthering the purpo" of ''"loring and pr•ervlng the . . . of tho city llnown •• tho · Control Bt~alnaaa Dlotrtct; ond WHEREAS, It to a requirement for perllcl· paUng within the CDBG downtown revlllltlullo~ program that portlclpotlng COI!!IIUnlll• - p i ouch daitll -horel8ry • compor· IIIIo ID·the of tntortor'a STANDARDS FOR REHABIUTATION AND G\IDEUNES FOR REHABIUTAnNG HISTORIC BUilDINGB. NOW nEREFORE, BE IT , ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE YIL· LAGE OF POMEROY, OHIO THAT: SECTION ONE: Council hereby edopto tho fottowtng:·1) The horelllry .o f k,...lor.. Slandarda. for Rohlblll18llon and Guidetin• far Rehabllitilllng Puoor:Rml'icnoe Falltl Tdtn- Chlrdl Bailey .... Road Pul«: Rev. Emmett Ra'WIQil Soindar School· 10:00 a.m. t!...U.&7pm. Thunday Suvice • 1 p.m. . ... • Dlotrlct UaptlngthoPolciM Pro c 1 ilrwa Adopllld by . lheCannl ........ Diolrlcl Coonlllloalon ..... Dect.ring An En.w jMioy WIERE'AS, lhe VIIIIIIO of Suaday.Sdloal· 9:15a.m. Wonhlp ·10:15 a.m. llelltany l'atricia Bonds·Kn>& Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip • II a.m. Control &:;!: ' . ea.... Our Sa•- Lullr. . . Chii'CII Walnut and llauy Su., RavenawQOd, W.Va. Co-puuin:'lteYI. Richard .l • .ReJold•k ure c•um. . .. 500 ll.lnd A... , Mirldtepon;. Paaor: Lawmx:o Foranan ' ' Sunday School •.10 a.m. ' Wcdneltlay Se~ ·1 p.m. ,__,._IIIJ St RL l:zA, RadDe 521.06(o) of the Codified Onlln.,... of lhe VIIIIIIO of Pomeroy, Ohio, Ia hereby •meflllrd to .-.cl u follows: (a) No owner or occuponl of lando abutllng a oldowalk, curb, or guner ohall foil ID k - uld al-alk, curb or gun.r In repair ond rr.. frOm anow, tee or any nulunce. Aa to aldewalka, ropolr M uoed herein ahall mun the llbaonco of the foHowlng cla...,ta: · 1. A otdawalk block havillg a crock or cracQ In It nio,.lhan v,• wide. 2. Adjoining alclewalk btoclta or portion• lhereof wbou edg.. differ vortlcallv by m..,. thaD %". 3. Sid..,atk bloco that hovo holM in th..., 1" or more In cl...,ater or hiwe 1-• or mt..lng ...... 4. _ . . blocQ havillg - .• Paslllr: David Dailey , Sl>1day Sdroo1 9:30 a.m. Evcnin&·7nm r"""' ' ,, Th unday Service -7:30p.m, ·'. Sa.,. . Pu1or: Flosloce Smitb Soioday Scbool· 10 ..... Wonldp·9am . Latter-Day Sa1nts H - Cllurdl ofChrill .. I ' · OROIIANCE &14 An OtdNnce Adopllng ttw U.S. 81 utwr of tnlollor'o- For Reholillllltlon ..... GulcloliMs lor Flehlb.lllion ...IDrlc . Builclngl - Building ' SU•ermlle Word otFalllr Public Notice Rohobllbtlon ... d cia wtlhln lhe Cl!" ol Po...,oy·a Saltine.... ' Wonblp ·9:30a.m. Slllday School ' 10:30 a.m. - .. ' Thunday s.m- -7 p.m. Alfrod Pastor: Sharon Hausman Chrtslian Unton Oth er CllUtches NIUe Notice .. HanisonYille Rood '· ,•. , Pasta: Rev. Via« Roush ' Sunday Sehool9:30i.m. ' • Wonltip • II a~., 7:30p.m. •.. .. Wednelday Setvi<:e ·7:30p.m. Wonhip- 10:30....: . Lutheran 5I. Jollts 1.11111- Clr.,P PineGnM .. I'MtAr. Gc0rze Weirid: .. Cal•arr Pllplln Ctropel Rullud PallOr: Anhur Cnbtnle s~ School· 9:30a.m. ML Olive Untied Melhndlll Olf 124 behind Willccsville Rolland Church of Col Pa,....: Jolm F. Corcoran Sunday School • 10 o.m. Won. hip · ·• II a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Service~ · 7 pm. Catholic .-. . Laqnllle Ortsttan Ctourdt ManJdin RockSprt... Putor:Kr:ilh Rader Slllday Sdrool· 9:15a.m. Wonhip- tO a.m. Wednesday Services • 6 p.m. Hyoell Run HoltnO.. Chun:ll Puwr: JtOOert Monley Sunday S<hool· 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thunday Service. 7:3Q p.m. T~'r:Lo~Asti........... 8,524.53 Fotllr Fellowlblp Cn!aoldorCtrw · 1'utor: ~Dictcna, . Semce: Friday, 7 p.m . •;a ' Pall!>" l!unhae (Groce) Koe Sunday Sdrool- 9: IS a.m. Wonhip • I0:3!1a.m., 6 pm. Wedneld'ay Services ·7:30p.m. w....yao Bible Hal- Cbun:h 7S Pead 51., MiddlepDrL Puror: a... Roy McCafty Sunday Seltoo! •9:4S a.m. Wonhip ·II a.m. Sunday E.....,& ·6:30p.m. Thunday Service. 6:30p.m. Htmtocll Gnwe Cburcb Pu100 Charles Domi&on Sunday school· 10:30 a.m. Wonhip -.9:30a.m., 7 p.m. Wonhip • IOa.m., 71'-m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. ........, SIO>Ciay Scbool· 9:30a.m. Wonhip. 10:30 am., 7:39p.m. Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. • Pulor: Sdtday S<hool· 9:30 LUI. Wonhip . 1()-.30 a.m .. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. m N. 2nd s.. Middtepor1 • . Dcltter r..: Puoor: Woody CaD HUblolelapiiiiCbordl 51. •~ 143 pulf ltL 7 Paam: Rev. JIIIICI R. Acm:, Sr. Sunday S.:hool· 10 a.m. Wonhip. ll~m .. 6 p.m. W~y Semc:es -7 p.m. l'lae GI'O\'e Bible HoU- Cllurdl 1/2 mile olf IlL 32S PallOr: Rev. O'lloll Manley Support .................. 6,500.00 Pulor: ~- Lewis • Porn~Pike. Co. Rd: :::·· Paslllr: •· B"'*'OQ9CI· $unday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip lll-.30 Lm., 7:30p.m. WodncadayServi<e · 7:30p.m. . N.,. Ha•• C h - ofllle Nuarene Paam: Gtencloa Suoud Stmday School ·9:30a.m. Wonhlp • tll-.30 Lm., 1 p.m. Wet by Sua • 1 p.m. ConW.t Expenao... 11,801.U Junior Fair Exp-e .......:...... 11,511.n Mlacallaneoua ......... 2,&&e.f7 TOTAL DISBURSE· MENTS .............. $211,1115.44 ex- Caoh Recotpta OVer Caoh Diobunementa........ $11,303.21 Caoh Bolanca 12/1/91 (Beginning Bill.) .. $1,4<13.17 C11h llllanco: 11130/V2 (Ending 811.)..... $17,746.38 (3) 19, 1tc .::::...~ ............ 1,678.&2 ' . . Pull Ctoapel . PastOr. Ftoratce Smith Sunday School · h.m. Wonhip ·10 o.m. SL Palll Lulloena Church Comer Sycamore .t Second SL, Porn0roy' Llllert1 Ctorlollu Cllowcb w_, . U:GAL NOnCE ANNUAL RNANCIAL REPORT OJ The lhlgo Counly Agrtculturol Soclely For The Y- Enclng Nov-.!Mr 30, 111!12 CASH RECEIPTS: 111!12 Admlallono ....... $120,672.00 Privilege FHo ........ 18,157.50 Reclng ...................... 5,131.60 Mombefahlp, Cont10l F -........................ 8,407.00 Ronlolo ................... 8,021 .00 Slllto Support ....... 38,4111.40 FairVIew Bible Cllurdt . C.IYU'J Blbll Cluardll . ~ ' Porttaod Jllnl a.- of lire Nuareoe ' PUIDr: WUlianlluniJ Sunday School · 9:30 a..m. Wonhip. 10:10 a.m., 1 p.m. s.m- · 7 e.m. Pu1or: 0..... Newman Sunday Si:hool • 9 a.m. Wonhip • !Oa.m. Puwr: Jerry Collins ' Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wonbip • 10:30 a.m. Wodaeaday SeMcos.·7:30p.m. Bndl'onl Cur<ll of Chrlll MLUol.. ~ ..._:JoeN. Sonday School·9:4 a.m . !!..nina . 6:30p.m. Wodnelday Service~· 6:30p.m. MIMnYIIe New Uma Rood, Rudand Pulllr:l\eV. Dewey~ King Sunday ....... 9:30 .....~ Sunday ......hjp -7p.m. Wednesday pnyermcerins·7 p.m. Sunday ScbooiiO a.m. . Wonhip ·II L!'L• 7:30p.m. . W-.lay5erYi<e-7:30p.m. MiUerSt,Masoo, W.Va. Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wonhip • I I a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servic:os · 7 p.m. Sunday School· JO..m. a-ofSUnaHoi-CIIurdl . Putor: Samuol Buye Sunday School· 9:30a.m. : · Wonldp • 10:30 o.m., 6:30p.m. Wedneaday Servi<t• • 7 pm. , Public Notice Roetrtcllld SundaySehool · II a.m. Wonhip · 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service • 7:30p.m. "· PubliC Notice L.oc.r Govornmonl Lewt, W.Va.ltL 1. -9:30a.m. Wonbip ,.II a.a, 6 p.m. WodneoUy Services ·7 p.m. Iull.aad Clolll'dr <lUre Nuareoe Holiness . a- Puror:Ro¥. Heollo (Middl....,t) -- • .. _ · Puoor: FranltSotlilh SundAy Sdrool· 9!30 a.m. Wonbip • 1~.3\) Lm. w...,~s.mces -6p.m ... -•Ilk Hoii_CII..,.... Putor: Rn.Jcibn Nevillo Muon Church ofChrill sa.... ••• aapu.a' "· ..... Tujlpfn Plain Church of Chrlll l'aam: Bill Wines Rull.and Churdo of Ctrill Put«: Eua..., E. Underwood Slllday Sdrool· 9:30a.m. Wonhip-10:30a.m., 7p.m., Flnl Bopdot Youdl P.-Ridt Hanis Grace ~apal Clllllrdl Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. Wodneaday Service· 7 pm. a.- Clo~!ttNIIIHM Sunday POMEROY BOWLING LANES 614-992-3432 POOL TOURNAMENT Starts at 12:00 Noon on Sunday, March. 14 Open Bowling 12:00 Noon Wlolla'1 Cha... WeoleJU Coolvillo Road P111101: a... PhiDip Ridenour ,..SIIIday School • 9:30a.m. UJ a.rdlfiiiM Ndll"tM Pallor. Ro¥. 'l1lomu Mc:Ciq . Stmday Sdlool· 9:30a.m. Wonhip • to-JO a.m. and 6 p.m. Wedneaday S..riou : 1 p.m. F-R•• !'-*: Deron Newman Sunday Schooi·IO a.m.. . Wonhip • 9 Lm. Thunclay - · • 6:30p.m. Sundaysdlool·9:30o.m. Wcxship . 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Sel'lic:o · 7:30pm. PallOr :Tom'Runyon S...day School · 9:30a.m. ......, Koilh Rader . 316 E. • . SL, Pomeroy Redor: Fr. Bill Lylo ~ .. Holy Eucharist and Sl>1day Schoolllo.m. Coffee hour fdlowin& . P ~ Wonltip • II a.m., 6 p.m. Thundoy SeaW:ea • 7 p.m. Eptscopal . w.......,s...iou -7p.m. ~Sdlooi·IOa.m. Wonhip • 6 p.m. Wodnesda)' sem.:a .' 7 p.m. 33226 Childmt's Heme Rd. Sunday School • ll.a.m. Wonhip ·.lO..m., 6p.m. Wedneaday.Services • 7 p.m. Middteparl Cllordl of Chrtll '' W!"'NP • 9 a.m., 6p.m. Tuesday s..·...... 7 p.m. . 1'1 I • Gooptll\llaiiOo Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 Pt-. a... RotuWilllonl · Sunday Sehool · 9:30 LUI. Wonhip- 10:45 a.m:, 7 p.m. w.....sc~ay Servi"". 1 p.m. s,-a..dlfiiHN......., ..... GJoao Mc'fiiM s.dlly Sdlool· 9:30a.m. Wonbip • 111-.30 La, 6 p.m. Rader Sunday Scbool • 10 ...... PUler: P1l H.Sunday Sdloai·IO o.m. • Wonhip . II o.m. W~y Semon -7 p.m. 112 w. Mains. . ,,,.. , _ IColda C!Mirdl oiGnd .rl'roplreq OJ. Whiro Rd. olf&.)lL 160 Church of Chrtst •I t Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday,. March19, . .. 1893 $40.01. Load . Dlllv.,.d. (614) 992-5449 ., 667-6179 .. BAS~MENTSl SERVICE 36970 Bal R• Road Pomeroy, Oltlo SIZED UMESTONE KEVIN'S LAWI IUINRIAIICE , HOME SITES HAUUNG: Lt-na, 0111. Gravalllld Coal 949·23tler : 1·100·137·1460: . LicENsED and BDNDED '"· 614·992-5591 12·5-lfn . 992·3470 OWNER: Ferlllt': :··=-~..;. .,........• I V • • Shrub and rr. :nkl Mlng. AI 1J 111111 I C&ft n olal ~ FrME•tr•n f JeH Wkkerslla!n FIREWOOO FOA ULet WI' Melgt Alumni Al-lltlon II looldng for CUrrlnt lddrnn• of Melt• gt'llduata,for Aprtl maiHng for Alumni Danoeon 'May2t,180. MallllklrM8M to ...::t:::mnl , P. 0 . Box 21, Middleport, Ohio~ SUMMII WE DO 1111~11 2 . . . . . .,... ...... Off ' 11.124 .ROOFING i AND EYERYTHIIG UIDEIIUII ~• TR 12S.uJ.•$20 16S.111t11 $25 992·2417 20 Yearslxp. 3-4-11-1 \ BUILDERS: 742·2121 • �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie 41 Ho1•11 for Rlnt 5I Friday, KIT ' N' CARLYLE® by lArry Wript HousehOld Goods 1893 .... .a.: = ...... ... ......... .,,.. ... ---· :5='• ·--7 ··= --.. .......... REA Croaaword Puzzle 7'1 ..-.tors.le :rr ... _ -· PHU.f.IP ~· ·Ador- tE 7 7 .s£.. 110 ALDER e · a• . ~ UliiiiW14-li 7 15-- a ... II IIIIa.! tlWIIIII .. HHI _,-pj +KQS -.. 'AK7Z tlO 4 S +A6'5 ;It DCIFII_ ... 7 T EAST ., s .QJIO +UH · 6 DOl• ......... :;._·· 15 7 ' • 0111117 SOUTH +AJ1018 71 Lost & Found 515 :~"~5·~ •uH Hampo&or, 11Wil-703Z. •• *' :f:r..,,; IE'IIF- . 7o.......,• ;I T7l5a .. "'" :I .... 8 YH, In Spain I Loloun D .... _ •us .g~ tK~ +J3 Vulnerabl"' Both pnMnl 1011411 12 P.tolwln- _,,..... I kill- Dealer: South sOulb Well 2+ Pass .· 4• Norlll l!llool ·.w- Openinglead: • K SILAS If YO'RE OUT The gymnastics . of avoidance OF ANT ICILLER ??t ...•• 1"--.. By Pllillip Alder ~ ' r' 'The Goon Show' was very P'P"'a• in England, especially with ~ Charles. Michael Bentine,SpiFoe MiiJi. gan, Harry Secombe ancll'elerSdlors wrote bizarre· oomecly stetdws ..,.. two-liners. For example: 'Good morning , my IWIII! is Neddy Seagoon.' 'Wbat a memory you baft!' To write tbeir materia'l A!QIIin!d zany mental gymnutics. Some llriiiJ&oe deals require a more IQCical r - f1f m.g. You assume a bad lie f1f die posing cards and ilaft •10 fiDd die way 10 vault over it and •l aDdsafely• the mat - as in today:s deal. Sitting South, you open two sp ' , a classic weak two-bid Sbow'iJIC"'..,.. six-card suit and some 6-10 lii&IH:ml points. Your partner ·has an easy nile to game. After West leads ilbe cUb king, what is your· plan Of eampawc? H East bas tbe diamaod ~ p will be safe. So assume WestbaWslllis critical card. Clearly you must (i&llllo keep East off tbe lead. You should stort by duckiJicdlefinl trick. Maybe West will conWIIae lriiiiJO , low club to your jack. Or lie aiilk switch to a diamond. But let's a • he plays a trump. Now you do best to win in Ua4,...,. the club jack and, when West ow I m the queen, duck ogain •in 'the olwmj. Suppose West plays anoOEr U...,. You win in tile dummy and .,_. tiE club ace, discardin& a lowlleart fraa bond. You continue with tlua .n _,. of hearts, rufflng the last m .... : · PEANUTS ....,;;; ~OW TfHNGS IN LEFT FIELD. "" ~IGPEN? I PUT 13URNT CORK VNDER MV EVES JUST LIKE THE PROS .. ''PAINTING MANAGERS ARE T~E LILY'' HUH? ALWAVS SAVI N6 · STRANGE THINGS .. ' . 14 --·. . . ·------. . ·= - 18 Wanted to Do =~·· ~-·..... Will Babyak In Mr HOmo. Fencod In Ploy Aroo. ~oncod. Roloron.. Avallob!O. Rodlll)' Coiii4.Z411-1111! llullc,.JM' .~ ~: FRANK .AND ERNEST ~--- -~ . . llii10 . . . 4:11PIL -= -GZsa -z::!! 9 ,.....Coll. .~"'iili; ·· ~==~:=~~~~~~~-------- I a.OH Employment Serv1ces Ttttsh•lt¥1 f:Nt~GY TA>CtS A,, ./ GOING TO lt'lAICt IT . A LOT • TOUGI'Ct, TO fUf:L :i At,.L .OF THt PtOPLf: i AL.;t,. OF Ttolt' TIMt. f .. '"'~· P~f:SIDtNT. -- F::r·n SLpp .;,;:; & Li,•e,lcc' to Ul """Dill -.1 114 _ _ _ _ _.~.,_ __..__ _ _ _, • ·~.: .. . .. 81 Fann Equipment ,.INTEIUWPf . . /#£, WU~ ... ~ [ W6 !#.YIN~ ... "A'ION" ALL AREAS! Shoro your time whh ue. You11 love the com,...,, ,~. ... MUll HIVI o.n Aufci, Financ1al K,..., Aroo Eld..,.IJ Woll. Cooh Paid Oaliy. Apply In Poroon AI: 4110 SocOnd Avonue, sun. 102, I.Mdlngham RNI EIIAI!o. - 21 pia~. ~xcollonl Part AoPIOduclo AI ~on.. Coil ·Toll FIM, 1.JIOOolll'-65ell, Ex!. 313. MAN, THE HIEiHEeT FORM OF 1-IFEQ.I . .,. - U:i!; Eel! HIM. ec:Ro\ieH OUR PlANer, t5 -. .... • .. -;:, r"-···-----,.l" ; ~ I I~ 3 •. , __________________ bod, Milo 4 . ____________~---- -llul,m~ Twin olzo ;:;.::.;;:;;t;b ... Auto-a.ntab Sprin1Time '" ..,v.. r- ... Sped41 r- ..... ................... _., ttOi 614 ·446·0736 dicw•a. ttOl eld 11W.I11D . ,T.~l.-' ·.... 0..., fM; Galllpolle :::.. IIIIi ~ 111 Ul1 • 55 "Helplllt ·Yo• 70 R«4•er Your ln•e•tment" ChUR:h, Home; Truck, Boat, Auto 1 · ll!ld Ofllce Seating 41 HOUIII for Rlnt ' BERMCE BEDEOSOL 7.____________________ 6~----------------- 8. _______..;.;,_________ 9. ________....._____...,_....,;_ 11 . ___________________ 10~------------------ .... 111 •• Door 0at11 1o11_a - .... .._ ... 1.......... S•odgrass Upholstery UC.I,OHIO 614·949·2202 61 s. ___________________ =• -='=::;-::= . 12-----------------lollll, ·RODIIERI 1-Z RIDE ,14111 State RL 7 ·-.,._,-In box, AUT, 110; ,._ Ql - . . . . phonl. ...; . . . . . . . !;.• Building 8uppiiM . 13·~------------------ 14·--------------------15~--------------c-·~·~~ Dal, ,......_ U62M2 Pomeror Da11J SePihael 992-2156 Pt. 675-UIS Pie••• ••• -· lllroll11,11111 ' I In 111e year lhead, dellingl you have ;members o\tlle oppoelte gendor could 'fi'Cjlrove helpful in -..cing V'JIIf ~ llld 4-~Jp~Ctat~ona. I touuever, theH lnvolvementl -ann·t ap110 ba of i rornentic na1ur11. PIICII IPIII. 28-IFarcoh 20) It may be wtii. - . aooltf - · i l l i l l d l y - pea-coniiiCI · - withpoliticl Nllgloue ' .. youra. orTi1IU .....phil0t0phll1 .,. brled:~ lng gNUndllor · Get a jump. an111ft ~· ,, • _ _ :;_. , 5 ._ _ _ _ · """"'! pr~::SS:lh his ':1~.~ 8 Compl.,e the chuckle quoled . lfatJ I c:level(ip· from step No. 3 below. - l i D llflllfiS 8 fliiNIT • ~ I£111US 10 DES~' SQIJIIIfS lly: fdlrng. 1n the m•!s..ng words I' I' ll 1· I' r I I l I 1: Ito I I I IN cra•MIIT5 AIISWUS ,.,. .kr"*' - TIJSI- Milar· ti..,. ·PESSIMIST A lelolr ...._ has a _, lilealt OIJtlook on life. He 41£¥ liia . . . . . . . .._. '* ue ·seiiST. ......,..,_Our boss says any saballnsa"'lil'odels is a true PES- • • .. " • I_, t·' I I I I I 1 I" I by understanding the influences which are some cases you may be too kind . in others ..governing you in the year ahead. Send lor • too harsh. Pisces· Aslro·Graph predictions loday by VIRGO !Aug. 23·Sept. 22) lnduslriousness m~iling $1.25 plus a long. sell-addre<sed, .might nol be one of your slrong suiiS today. stamped envelope to Astro·Graph , c/o lhis The spirit could be willing. bul tt may be too newspaper. P.O. Bo• 91428. Cleveland, hard to musler up the' necessary physical OH 44t01 ·3428 . Se sure to state your effon. zocUclign. LIBRA !Sept. 23·Qct. 23) II you are AAIEIIIIarch 21·Aprll 11) Be very care· inclined 10 give away something ol value to tul with whom you do bus iness loday , another todly, try to dO so in a manner that trQcause a wrong choice may involve you \. doesn'l encourage a long-term indebted· wilh a person.or firm whose ethics are no1 ness from the olher pert)'. on per with yours. SCORPIO lOci. 24-No~. 22) You mighl TAURUS IAprH 20-Moy 20) Owing 10 mls· have to deal wilh some lrustrallng deveklp· judgment loday. you might pul yourself in ments today. Be very careful nol to loke. an awliwara position wtte10 you'll feel com· your onimotily out on lhe undeserving. palled 10 champion an unpopular iuue SAGITTARIUS!Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your ogalnet .--nfoltable odds. c:apabilhill will ba evident '!? Otherl today, 01!1111 (IFey 11.June 20) 1r11- of lirsl but pemap, not 10 you. Don't Itt ntgatiYt e~tablllhlng a proper example loday, you lhinklng dlpfiVe you of aUcc... 01 achieve· might demand lhlt others de things ill a ment. . epeciflc lilly""""' you de jult the OPf)Oiite. CAP'IIICOIIN jOac. 22-.lan. 11) P... wil CMCIII(J- 21.July 22) Guam agoinlt ba milled today Wyou nlwonllhe undeserv· lnclinotlona today 10 toke gambles on lng and ignOrw filtndti to !lhom you should lhinga lhat havl prllliOunced alementa of lie klncl. To maintain lrlendlhiPI< you mull · The long lhotl )hal you're puling lie Clllolmlng. , lor rMy not gel C1Ut of lhlllarting gale. AGUNIIIII(Jin. 2D-I'ell. 11) Clarify your LIO IJulr U·Aui. 22) When you deal objtCtlvet WIMiy today or alit you might wllh family rnemb..alodly. you might baa llriYt vtry hlrll to ana1n ....-,., 0/lly to trl11t too amblvalenl to be tflectl... In ~liz• thai Wlll!h thl effort. ,. lAM I ~ music teacller told lhe par· ~~~==~· fallter, aniS.. 'Oti· good," Sighed the r"I thought we. had just E R T I 0 T ,!j(Aiet,, lo -!" . (Jiifl?) ~ I WOlD ... OAT II'.. I'OIWI ..,r:s~or..::•,.,.:....;u~~ PRESCHOOUCHILDCARE 21--~~--~---------•.____________________ ·- _ GlngerbrCICid Hoose SOlid niCk n.plo TV . . ...... door frOnl. M diD rt CI nf oom~, ne IOI'Itohle. v.., _ .. , ...,..x::uiiLW ._.. has only recently been enteri~~&libe dictionaries. This advert is based 011 the adjective PURPORTED, ~ "alleged" or "reputed." .First llSI!d in priqt in t 949, PURPORTEDLY is primarily used !O add a ·sense .or suspicion or doubt. · Saying that '"rile suspect purpOrtedly has an illibi,'"lfar instance, suggests that the ·suspect might not. H re BACK F"'OT. eLIPERIOR ... roo , _ YXCPXCF. lleo "'C'Ioed of pleuing the - . . . ,. llC ..... ANon Speling. ··ma-c/1 ....... """' -...... -"" . A.. PURPORTEDLY is a won! that e!:HIND HIS EAR Wl'l'l-l ST ,... lrip it in the dictionary. Is it really .a Eoov World TZ .IXS. ," - Q. I've been using ·tile word PFJRPORTEDLY, but I can't seem Ito lind Business Opponunlty K Q -=: SCC\\4llA-4£trs· CORPULENT ( "KOR-p)'llh-'lent"» means "overweight or stout." lleoe"s a rich spelling clue lor this ~ CORPULENT ends like OPULENT. Sovonol Donvarr For Llahl C.O.D. .IIIOG o•aTEt Y.WXY i CEJOIS SIIUIIIIIII: 'Td - By Jefl'rey McQuain ,,.._1481. •aT I V & Y L5C&EMIXTCI o•IX.IX.CI • Shi~OJ A X •'& diamond~. On any other line of and fall. ~Itt• To Uve In, Pret.r Non Smolcor, Room And Board en ...: en... - • • • • ZTE SltXI r L X V V 5 Have they broken :l-S~ U oo, ,... llaft a discard for your low di•mond .If ..t, must bope, finally, tbat !East ... 5 Lodloo Who Would Uko To SoiAvonCoU 1~318. AYOtl I AI Anll I · Spooro, ~1421. " Y X II H • • �..• Page-10-The DaUy Sentinel Friday, March19, 1993: . FRIDAY •, RUTLAND - There will be a dance at the Rutland American Legion Hall on Friday from 8 p.m. to midnight Music by Pure Country .Band. Public invited. CHESTER • There will be a special meeting of Shade River Lodge No. 453 F&AM on Friday at 7:30p.m. There will be worlt in the F.C. degree. Refreshments will be served. Youlh League will hold sign-up on ·Church in Pomeroy on ·sunday at SII!Urday from 9 a.m. to noon at the 10:45 a.m. Public invited. Middleport Council Room. R~POMEROY - There will be a ttation is $10, not to exceed 25 hymn sin~ at Hillside Baptist per family. Church on unday at 6 p.m. EveryPOMERpY - Belles and Beaus .U.IFI'ON • Gospel hymn sinJ 7 one welcome. Western. Style Square Dance Club fc.m. at Clifton Tabernacle Church will sponsor an open dance at the eaturing Daily Family SingelS. All MIDDLEPORT - Rejoicing Life senior citizens center in Pomeroy welcome. Christian School will sponsor a on Saturday from 8-11 p.m. Roger ~hetti dinner Sunday from DOOR . Steele will be the caller. Refresh· p.m. at the school lunchroom. SuNDAY ments will be served. RACINE - T)le Racine Elernen· Cost is $3.50 for adults and $2 for tary PTO will sponsor a dinner children under 12. Take-out orders MIDDLEPORT - A round and Sunday beginning at 11 a.m. available. Call 992-6249. A silent . square dance will be held at the: Turkey, ham, l!lashed potatoes, auctiOn will be held for an "Around Old American Legion Hall in Mid· homemade noodles, slaw, green the World" quilt. dlepon on Saturday with music by beans, roD, dessert and drinks wall CJ and Country Gentlemen. · be available for $4 for adults and POMEROY • CountrJ line Admission is free. No alcoholic $3 for children under 12. Carry-out dance classes, Pomeroy illagc beverages penniacd. Children wei· will be available. Hall, Sunday, 2-4 p.m. Donation come with adult supervision. Bring $2.50 Call 992· 785 3 for in formasoft drinks and snacks. POMEROY - Rev. Eddie Buff· lion. ington, Gallipolis, will be guest MIDDLEPORT - Middleport· speaker at the Naomi Baptist POMEROY - An hour of gospel Receivin~ne NITRO, W.VA. • The Liberty Mountaineers will perform Sawrday at the Cin-San Theatre in Nitro, W.Va. POMEROY - Easter craft prochildren at the Meigs ounty Public Library. Michelle Garettsan, insuuctor. Register by call in the library. Registtation fee is $4 cr materials. ~ram fa~ LONG BOTTOM - A round and square dance will be held Friday from 8-11 p.m. at lhe Long Bo110m Community Building. Music will \)e provided by Buzz Slater and Out of lhe Blue. John Russell will be the caller. The da.nce will be held wealher pennitting. • sary wilh a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. for Ohio Regent, OSDAR, . Ralph B. Bush Jr. at noon. She will present "Reach Out and Touch.· POINT PLEASANT - Scout-0· Rama, Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., National Guard Armory, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Free admission. Demonstratio ns, showmanship, largest boy/adult regisuation, for all pro~s in Mason, Galli& and Metgs ounty for 1993. f. GALLIPOLIS Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughters of lhe American Revolution, will observe the chapter's 85th anniver- . TUPPERS PLAINS - The Tuppers Plliins VFW Post No. 9053 Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor a round and square dance Friday from 8-11:30 p.m. Music will be by the Smokey Mountain Drifters. HARRISONVILLE - The Harrison ville Youlh League will hold its final sign-up on Friday from 6-11 p.m. at lhe Scipio Fire DepanmenL HOBSON- Rock-A-Thon at Believers' Fellowship Ministries :·from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. HOCKINGPORT - There will be a round and square dance at the Reynolds Building in Hockingport on Saturday from 8-11:30 p.m. featuring music by Out of the Blue; · Ronnie Wood will be lhe caller. Everyone welcome. The dance will be canceli:d in the event of snow or high water. POMEROY - The New Directions Quartet will present a concert at lhe Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church on Saturday at 7 p.m. CaU Pastor Pete Tremblay at 992-5326 for information. LOTTRIDGE • Fish fry, Saturday, S-8 p.m., Lottridge Communiiy Center, $4 for adults and $2 for children under 12. Carry-out avail. able. TaxTips hyH&I W PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE EXCLUSION Q My mother purchaaed a and lived In It for two ' ho yMra. She then auffered a atroke elld can no longer care for heraalf. She hee lived In a nurtlng home for the put yMr. Can ahe, llka othert age 55 or older, exclude the gain from the .... of her home? A Generally, a taxpayer muet uee the realdence ae hie or her principal ruldence for thrH of the five y•ra prior to the Hie to qualify lor the exclualon. There Ia, ho_,, an exception lor Incapacitated llldlvlduala. If ·the property _. · uNCI u the prlncl.,.. reel~e for at leaat ' one 'fM! within the flv.oy•r per10e1. !he time of ruldenc:e In • llcenMd f•lllty euch •• a nurelng home It trMied u uee of ihe home • the prlnclpa.l . . rHI~IC8. . .611 I. MAll • POMIROY I • .. - STIVERSVn.E - There will be: a h;rmn sing at Freedom Gospel .~ Mission Church on County Road 31, Bald KnobStivenville Rciad.·,. Singers will be the Conqeron, ley, W.Va. Rev. Roger Wollford" invites the public. : • Tar Heels rip Rhode Island 112-67- C-1 Safety tips for tornado season 'Never' is a hard ' word to swallow· Beat of the Bend -B-6 Salt was first manufactured in Galli a County in 1807-- Sands - A-8 B·l Rip-:, Vol. 28, No. 5 Copyrighted 1993 SUNDAY-10 BIG HOURS NOON 'TIL 10 P.~ By MINDY KEARNS Times-Sentinel Starr PO.INT PLEASANT- Patricia Graziano wept as Ann Mitchell, . Americari Federation or Teachers (AFT) representative, asked her what she would dO if she no longer had a job... Graziano, kindergarten teaeher at Muon Elementary. was · aile . of SC}veral teachers who had hearings before the Mason County Board of Education Friday evenmg. These people make UP, lhe 26 professional employees who are on the "RIF'' I~ (reduction in force). In essence, · they are in danger of being layed off. Graziano is a single mother raising one kindergarten-age child. '"I .tloual dispiay ai ilie Meigs Countylleallh PRODUCTS THA'f POISON· Au aware· didn' t want to do this," the teaCher Department are Norma Torres, nursing direc· ness or household products and medicines tbat said to lhe board in regards to her tor, len, and Carol TannehiU, director ilf child poison is tb' fil'lt step toward preventing chil· emotional breakdown. She said she family healtb services. and dreu from aettlna poisoned. 'With this educadidn't know what she would do, ' - trying to raise a child wilhout a job. The teacher, not unlike the many olhers who had hearings Friday evening, presented her "case" of why she sbould not be RIF'ed. Graziano told the board members of 'the pilot program for whole language she is involved wilh in the. B;r CHARLENE HOEFLICH pop or:.o&bac Merlo' ~ tited.IJ.e., "because we-·have Jot of curious schooL. ~ .. ~ . . -~ Times-Sentinel Starr case of a local youngster who kids out there." She added she had been lhrough picked up a pop bottle and drank She urged parents to check quite a bit of training, ·and would POMEROY - As a kickoff for some ammonia which had been labels. "Know what you're purPoison Prevention Week, March poured into iL The Central Ohio chasing and pay special auention to 21-27, the Meigs County Health Poison Center at Children's Hospi- warnings, cautions and hazards, Departrnent Friday initiated a "Poi- tal (1-800-682-7625) was contacted and then handle the product son and You" program focusing on aod was able to advise lhe parents · accordingly." prevention. · of lhe appropriate action to take. "Choose products with safety Being aware. of lhe danger of Objects containing chemicals closures wherever possible, buy household products and medicines which look somewhat like candy just the amount you neCd to avoid and storing lhern out of the reach of are another frequent source of poi- having . 'leftovers', keep all prodchildren is the key to preventing soning, Torres said. She mentioned ucts locked up and alwayuton: the poisoning of curious children," said an incident where a youngster a~ products in lheir original contain· Norma Torres, nursing director at the molh balls from hiS sister's sci- ers," advised Torres. "If you suspect poisoning, don't the heallh departmenL · ence projecL She pointed to statistics which ''The biggest danger of poison- wait foHyrnptoms to appear- act show that the vast majority of chil; ing is wilh toddlers where there is a fast, • said the nursing director. She dren under Jhe age of two die from lot of hand to mouth ~~etivity," Tor- suggesled calling the hcallh depatt· · car cra~hes or poisoning in the res said, but she said lhat caution ment for advice cr laking the child home. needs to be maintained until chi!- and the suspecled source of poison. One of the biggest dangers to dren are thoroughly aware of lhe ing, such as the container, to lhe children, Torres said, comes when danJ.er of bousehold chemicals. . Continued on A·3 adults put cleaning substances into It's very scary," she said, 6 MONTHS FREE FINANCING (WI.. ~OYecl (fedlt) ' ) ' /o OFF 0 I. UP TO BEST Prevention program kicks :off Poison\frevention Week 12 O'CLOCK NOON'Til 10 P.M. ' a ·' ENTIRE INVENTORY OF QUALITY FURNITURE MARKED DOWN!!! By Spring Ai' - Ful Size Sets Only $48888 8 Set CASI (With Approved Cracllt) Bassett Dining Roorn Light pine finish, 1 arm & 5 elde ladder back chairs, table 1-leal, 1ide board, hutch. SUNDAY 5 98888 SWIVEL ROCKERS NOT $499.95..........SUNDAY $248.88 SECTIONAL W/RECLINER NOT $1799.95.........SUNDAY $899.95 Looae pillow back overalzed, mauve, beige, blue, green. NOT $1799.95........................ SUNDAY 77 SJn. SOFTSIDERV Weterbed queen elze, tube etyle frame Included. NOT $899.95.......................... SUNDAY 1444.44 Entertainment Center 88 588 SOFA, LOVESEAT, CHAIR Blue .country.• NOT $1498.115 ..........SUNDAY *699.95 FLEXSTEEL RECLINER · Wall type Colonial, teal plaid. NOT $9911.115 ...............SUNDAY '388.88 QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS SET NOT $4511.95 s.i ...SUNDAY SUNDAY 49 5 95 Ea. Pc. NOTS2199.95SlT · SUNDAY s9aaaa Racine man flown tf) Columbus following Saturday accident I Pale grHn velvet, Traditional curved tufted back. w•r•nled. NOSTALGIC CLAW FOOT TABLE NOT S1399.95 SUNDAY RACINE - A Racine man WBII serio!lsly injure~ early Saturday · mo~· when hJS vehtcle ran off the and struck i guardrail, the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol rejlOned. John M. Pape, Jr., 30, S.R. 124, Racine, was transported by Meigs County Emergency Medical Service to VetelliiiS Memorial Hospital where he was flown by emergency helicopter to Grant Hospital in Columbus. for a contusion of lhe knee and released. Cleeland R. Willis, 56, 3 Portsmouth Road, 1Gallipolis, refused treatment According to the accident report, both vehicles were norlhbound on County Road 6 when Wray hit an icy spot and went off the right side of the road, striking a · utility pole and spinning back onto the road where Willis, who was following, could not stop in time and struck lhe vehicle. Wray's vehicle sustained heavy A Grant Hospil81 spoke$wonlan reported! Pape was In llerioul ~- =~ damap. Willis' vehicle · tion Saturday morning wilh head ~. diabllng dam· and neck injuries. He was admitted age. Both vehicles were towed toJhehospital'sintenSivecareuniL . fromthescene. According to the accident The patrol also reported three report, Pape was eastbound on deer-vehicle accidents: State Route 124 in Sutton Town• A vehicle driven br .Mark T. ship when his vehicle went off the Smilh, 19, 656 Rodne~ Pike, BidsOuth side of the road, then crossed ·weD, sustained moderate, dilabling · the roadway and struck a guard rail dam~ Prida~ht when It lllniCk off the north side of the road. The and tillod a oo Gallia County impact forced the veh.icle back. Road 35 in Oreea Township. The across 'the road, where tt came to vehicle was towod ftom lhe ICCIIe. rCsl on the soulh side. • A vehicle driven by Tiu C. The vehicle IUSiainod moderate, Elkins, 28, 4 Roush Hollow Road, d!sabllnJ dama11e and was towed Bidwell, auatained light damage from the scene. Friday night when it SlniCk a deer on S.R. 160 in Sprlngfreld TownTwo driven were injwed in an ship, Oallia County. The deer conaccident ~ly Friday mornins in tinued oo and tho vehicle was drivGreen Townlhip, Oallia County, en from tb8 scene. , the Oallia·Meial Poll ol the Stale · • A vehicle driven by Madcllne Hialtwayl'alrof~. · Chafin, 73, 141 Burnette Road, William K. Wray, 19, 14334 GallipoliJ. sustained liaht damage Stale Route 160, Vinton, was Dalll· Woclnnday niaht w11en It struck a ported by Oa1lla County Bmerpn. deer oo S.R. 1 iD Addison Towncy Medical Service to Holzer MecJ. ahip. Tbe deer conllnuecl on and leal Center where he wu treated ,vehicle waa driven ftom the ,cene. $58888 . 3 PIECE TABLE SET . Braaa and gl•a. All3 PI4 pres• back chalre. NOT $1298.95................... SUNDAY '688.88 NOT S34Us .....:............... SUNDAY *155.55 ROLL TOP DESK Oak'l=lnl~li TABLE & 4 CHAIRS PI~ Finish ·NOT $399.95..................... SUNDAY 1188.88 NOT.$349.85..................... SUNDAY •1'68.88 . CHAISE LOVESEAT RECLINER FLEXSTEEL SOFA Ruat end beige atrlpe. Blue. NOT $1699.85 ...................SUNDAY *644.44 NOT $18811.95 ...................SUNDAY . . •m.77 TABLE & 6 CHAIRS Amolre type, oak flnlah by Bulllft. NOT $1399.115 On Maldtlng Foundallon . Flr11 Said mSeti Only Traditional by Baaaetl Headboard, dreoeer, mlrror,cheat, night table. Sofa .; Loveseat lncludao 2 reellnlng endo, ......, ormleaa el18par, oriniMI chair, multi-color In ...uv._ tal, beige, tully .'-···-s1788 Twin Mattress 5 Piece Bedroom 5 Piece Sectional Flexsteel Recliner, Chaise No - - 88 Swivel Glider wJiumbar SUNDAY ' NOT $9911.95...........SUNDAY $488.88 .__ _ _ _ _... SOFA CHAIR, OTTOMAN 5 .SUNDAY LAST AND ANAL DAY SUNDAY? EMPIRE'S STATEMENT OF FACTS: We muat move an entlrelloor ol f~rnHure to do roof ,.pilr and aUlrl our remodeling. Emplno muot o.U turnltuno thla weekend. We will dNI where - can eo come on In and - Skip, Mitch, lkv, Kim and the reo! and get your blot deal with F- Delivery, F- Set Up and I Month• Same Ae CMh Financing (with approved credit). MII!IIS SAME IS NOT $1299.95 SET NOT $3799.95 5£T 100 RKIIners, over 40 .Bedroom SUitaa, owr 50 Dinettes, plua much, much ·~ a11·· In stock plua Empire will Speclll Order at S.le Prtcea. · · • Back Supporter Mattress Sets SUNDAY Empire Furniture hila ov.- 15 Sectlonala In stock, 100 Living Room SUites In stock, ovw NAME BRANDS TO BE SOLD ON THIS LAST DAY... Bass,tt, Fle~steel, Kincaid, Lea, ~imson, · Reston1c, England, Spring A1r, Smith .Brothers, Stewart. , 6 MONTHS SAME AS CASH *199.95 Set Oak flnleh. . NOT $788.86 _., ....SUNDAY '422.22 DROPLEAfi TABLE & 4 CHAIRS Solid wood, oak flnlah. NOT S898.86 ..... ~.......SUNDAY 1 399.95 60" CHERRY FINISH HUTCH NOH281U5 ,,;,_SUNDAY '1188.88 . · 'KINGSIZE MAnRESSStr Mlxln by Spring Air NOT $1099.95 set 95 .. SUNDAY $499 ... . . . .. .' . ..: .. .. · 15 Secllon 158 Pogea A Mulllmedle Inc. newapaper .MlddlepQrt-Pomeroy-Gallipolls-Polnt Pleasant, March 21, 1993 Mason County teachers plead to keep their jobs· PURCHA$ES MUST BE PAID BY CASH, PERSONAL CHECKS, VISA, MAS'tBk CARD,A)IIfD ON ACCEPTABLE CREDIT APPUCATIONS. EMPIRE WILL DEUVER AND . SET. UP F~R FllEE• . HOUR SALE Sunny. High In mld-40s. . U PARALLELED DISPERSAL free Delhterf . free Set-UP Along the river .............. 81·8 Business/Farm ................D 1-8 Classified ......... :...... - .... D4-7 . Deaths. .............................A..7 · Editorai ............................. A6 Sports........ ~.. .................... Cl·7 Weather...........................A·2 tm.es- CHESTER - The Chesler Bato-.• ball Associlttion will: meet Sunday ; at 3:30 p.m. at Chester Elemeallry. J AU inten:sted parents are invited. ~ All Merchandise Is On Sale. We·Must Selllfl Of Our Inventory This Weekend! · Empire wnl make up the difference. We're preparing, but will be open. We have to dear the second floor. ·Inside + I SATURDAY . RUTLAND - Rutland Youth League second signup for 1993 baseball season will be Saturday from 1-3:30 p.m. at the Rutland Civic Cenler. Anyone who did not participate last year will need to bring a copy of lheir birth cenificate. Registration fee is $10 per child, not to exceed $2S per family. BURLINGHAM - The public dinner of lhe Burlingham Modem ·Woodmen has been rescheduled for ' Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at lhe hall. ·The camp will furnish spaghetti ·and meatballs, salad and drink •. Bring a covered. dish. A meeting \ will be held at 7:30 p.m. concerning a fire ~partment for Bedford Township. A representative from lhe Scipio Township Fire Department will speak. Everyone welcome. 75 cents • • and contemporary singing, piano: solo, lrlllllpet trio and saxophone• solos will be held at the Meigs ~ County Public Ubrary in Pomeroy ~ on Sunday at 3 p.m. • ATHENS Old Time< Square/Contta Dance, Sunday, 8-" 11 p.m. ilt the O.U. Inn Ballroom in : . Athens. Music will be provided by. Wild Asparagus. : . ROCK SPRINGS - Lenora Leifheit will present a seminar on Alzheimer's Disease on Friday at 7 p.m . at lhe Rock Springs United Melhodist Church. Everyone wei· come. LONG BOTIOM - Faith Full Gospel Church of Long Bottom will have preaching and singing Friday at 7 p.m. Pastor Steve Reed invites the public. Fellowship will fhllow. Sunda~ ~ THE SNOW..PUT EMPIRE .FURNITURE IN A BIND . ~ • ~ommunity . calendar· Community Calendar Items appear two daya before 111 event and tbe day of tbat event. Items must be received weD iD adVIDce to assure publication in the calendar. ....... - .... ' . ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' ' .· ' ... like to stay wilh the program. She school board that Wood County is . added she had completed over 40 49 professional employees over the hours of special whole language state aid formula but is not RIF' ing training on her own, and had more · anyone, because they feel lheir scheduled this summer. programs ate important Graziano was not the only She urged the board to take teacher who became emotional another look at finances, and use during the hearings. Teachers were the termination of jobs as a last given the option to hold the resort. She said there are 56 people hearings either open to the public, in Mason County who are on exor closed with only their counsel tended contracts that could be shor· present The situauons were very tened. She also said if employees different, some representing them- who are RIF'ed end up coming selves, others being represented by bacl<, the county loses in the long Mitchell or WVEA representative run becaused lhose RIF' ed Kalhy Smith. The stories w~ also empiOYC\'S can collect unemployvery different, some · teaching ment while they are off work. secondary classes, some elemen- Therefore, the coul)ty's contribu· tary, but all were trying 10 "sell"the tion goes up. board their package to stay MitChell also questioned why the employed in the system. county is RIF'ing 26 lllaChers when The possible layoffs stem from if is only 19.5 over formula. ' reduced enrollment in Mason Several bus drivers also had County Schools and lowered state hearings before lhe board Friday aid funds. The school system is cur- evening.•They were represented by rently 19.5 teachers over the for- John Roush of lhe West Virginia mula, which means their salaries School Service Personnel Associahave to come from county' funds in- tion. stead of state money. Hearings were held from 5 p.m. AFT's Mitchell told the board Friday until around 11:30 p.m. Ad• members·being ov~ 11\e formula is ditional hearings are scheduled for not a sin, however. She lidded it is a Monday, again beginning at 5 p.m. good ' thing. "It sbows yop care Board members have already set a about the teachers and the special session for Tuesday, March children," MitcheD stated. ·· 30, 6:30 p.m., to vote on the RIF The AFT representative told the lists, SMELL .TEST ·Students at Southern Junior High School participating in COSI's "Chemistry is Cool" worksbop exercised sophis· ticated ch~mical detection devices - their noses. At Southern Junior High . .Students learn 'Chemistry is Cool' WILLIAM H. WELLS Rapist ·sentenced GALLIPOLIS -A Crown City man found 11uilty of rape earlier this morith was senrenced last week by Common Pleas Court Judge Joseph L. Cain. · William H. Wells, 20, 20741 State Route 7, Crown City, was ordered to serve eight to 2S years in jail and was fined $2.50 plus Court COSIS. Well.s is convicted of the May 27 Jape of a woman in bet mid-20& behind the Catholic Youth Center, S.R. S88, Gallipolis. He wu also accUICd ollddnapplns lhe woman at knife point, but lhe jury could not reach a -verdict oo the charge. Judae Cain ordered a pre-senteDCC in-; 1rtiplioD after Wclb was found JUi11y OIIIPCAnotler man charged in the incident, Juan P. Ramey, 19, 37 Smithett Street, Oallipolis, is IIChaduled lbr lrill In May when he will fllce ~ of rape and tidnappine. B1 JIM FREEMAN Ttmes-Sentluel Staff RACINE - Chemistry is all around us. That was the message presented 10 students at Southern Junior Hi&h School Friday as part of the Chern- · isuy is Cool program offered by the Coblmbus-based Ohio Center ofScienceandindustry(COSI). After donning lab coats and gogales, each class was divided in10 two-student t.eams which ttaveled to nilie different stations throughout lhe gymnasium, each supervised by adult volunteerS. . Students also receive a safety briefing during which they were warned about spills and urged to not taste a' eat the chemicals. Ben Warner, COSI Outreach demonstrator, emphasizes a handson approach in lhe Chemistry is Cool propam by having swdents make thm3s out of chemicals. Warner said the program was designed to show youngsters lhat science is fun. During the program, students learned first-hand how to make common household products such as lip gloss and toothpaste. Stu· '• dents also made water-based slime similar to a popular child's toy. "We've fallen behind in science and mathematics." Warner said. "We need 10 get our focus back on science."' ''Chemistry is every\vherc, even in the clothes we wear," Warner explained. The program was started about seven years ago, when COS I was asked to visit a school lhat was unable to send students to COSI, W~said. Last year, COS! visited more Continued on A-7 Meigs population to show 15.2 percent gain by 2015 POMEROY • Populallon In Meigs County is expected to increase by 15.2 percent by the year 201S, accordinl to projections released by the Ohio Data Users Center this week tbrouih the Buckeye Hills-Hoctift( Valfey Regional Development · District· (BHHVRDD). ~lgs is one of five counties in the ei,bt county BH·HVRDD which IS projected to increase in llOIIUiation. The others are Athens. llcicting, Morgan and Perry Coun· tics. Monroe, Noble aod Washingtoil Counties are projected to decrease in JIO!IU!ation· The ~roJccled rates of increase in the CIJht counties Vlf'/ between • \ Here,. Rick Harris, rlgbt, assists students Jenny Roush, Ashley McKianey and Crystal Coleman. (T -S pboto by Jim Freeman) . · S.l and 16.S percen\ while lhe rates. for decrcuc vary between 1.8 and 15.5 percenL , Meigs County census in 1990 showed population at 23,000. It projects an increase to 23,700 in 1995, remaining at lhll rlliiR 1D1ti1 2005 when lhe projected POIIUiation is 24,800. Figures for 2010 Continued on A·7 1· . • t i • ) •• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 19, 1993 brown hinckley keller kerns sturgeon sturgill zahl