https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f60eb9ad89557f63cd936b89c2a23528.pdf 301d87f5fd6b00b788c59fccd2c58abb PDF Text Text • r'IIJI llly2, 1883 PomerOy-Middllport-GIIUpolll, OH Point Pletunt, WV Dl Sundlly Tim• Slntlnel Ft11111 Flashes NBA playoffs continue Flavor from elsewhere WASHINGTON (AP) - The Spring crops well , ·behind 1992 figure United States depends on other countries for IWO-tbinls of ill acalllllinll naedl, and imports ol major CC)IIdlments. ICII()IIings and flavorings increased nearly 2 pen-.ent in 1992. The increase in those imports, which l"'eched S369 million, largely ren«Wid shipmeiiiS of capsicum peppen (whicll include peprika), cumin aeed am •merle, atcmlin& to a report this IIIOnth by . USDA's Foreign Agriculmral Service. "However, lower prices for black pepper resultro m a $10.5 million ~ in value for thll item to $41.7 million, despite a'4 percent increase in volume,'' it ~- · Black and white pepper is the most important spice m world trade and ranks third in importance among U.S,.imports in terms of value, at SSO.l rniBion. Vanilla bean imports continue to be the most irn~t item, wilh shiJ?mcnts totalm1 W.7 million, wh1ch was down slightly from 199llcvcll. Second was~­ or red peppers. at $60.4 million, Other lmJ?Ortant items· in U.S. condiment ~~Cts _arc sesame seed, $42.7 m ; Clllii8IIIOII and products, $26.6 million; J11UStard seed and products, $25.2 miUion. On a unit value basis, the most expensive spices lire saffroll, Vlllii- • By EDWAJU) VOLLBORN (GJ)D) is a measure of beat unit GALLIPOLIS - Ohio's corn ac:cumulalion for the seuon. ODD ·crop planted remained under one is lite average tempenlllm tluahl!CrtCnt as of the Monday Ohio old whc:rc minimum temperature is Clop Report. The five year average not less than SO"P and maximum for that lime period is uound 10 temperature is not more than 86•F. percent completion. Spring crops To get ODD for any p'ltll day add IUCb as 08IS at tbc 11 ~t plant- the bigh tempcniiii'C for tho day to ed SlltiiS .-e wen behind las& year's lhe low temperature for the day, 63 percenL The rrpon also indi~t- sublnlct SO and divide tho rault by td about 67 percent of Ohio's 2. Ulbacco beds bave been ~ewn. The latest USDA cauJc on feed MichiJ~an dairy specialist are repon shows that lhe number of field tcst1ng a concept that they cattle in feedlots at the beginning ·~~ope will reduce the age of heifers of April was 8 pen;cnt hi&her than at l"lnl calving to 18 or 19 months. "lt tbc same lime last year. The cat~ince replacement heifer rearing tic marketro in the first quarter of ilctounts for around 17 percent of lhis year were IS pounds per head lhe vtfiablc expenser of a dairy lighter than average weights in the operation. They estimate that by first qiWtU of 1992. The toeal beef reducing calving age by around production was down by 4.2 perfour monlhs a $120 savings in feed . cent pving rise to tight SUI)Illies. If Cos! can be accomplished. Critical the report is correct, a substantial tation changes include increasing increase in marketings can be pro!Cin intake up to two percentage expected in May and June. The . points above NRC recommend&- lower market weights of caule martians from the time the heifer is keted recently gives rise to the 200 .JX11111<1s to calvin&. The whole question of did' the "callle on feed" feeding Jl!OII•n must be designed report over-estimate the number of · to increase the rate of growth or slaughter cattle to come out of frame wilhout fatiCiling. "Doanes" feCdlots, as was the case in lhc first ~- Report recendy printro a set of quartcr? heifer ~-rale guidelines to pul A Sheep Day Open House is ihc animals at 1250 pounds at 18 scheduled next Friday and SIIIUrday !fton.th~ of asc. Researchers are at the Eastern Obio Research stacontmumg etTons to compare per- lion ncar Belle Valley, Ohio. The fonnance with traditionally raised infoonal prog11111 will include outheifers calving at 24 to 2S monlhs door lambing, parasite tonii'Ol. for:ofagc. · . age sterilization and artificial - Special interests ; Last yesr many of us learned insemination slratCiics. The Friday , areJACKSON a:yins to atttact -.a11io11 to ail what growing degree days meant to (May 7) session will be from 9 a.m. issue that revolvesiiOUIId indiYidu1 corn crop. Most of our corn till 1 p.m. and the SIIIUrday session a! farm manqcmcnt decisions. hybrids need from 2400 to 2800 will be between 12 noon and 4 p.m. Bovine Somatoeropin {bST), a ODD flom planting to physioloKiEd VoUborD Is Gallla Con- natural protein honnone produced tal ~ty. Growing degree di_y ty's exteasloa qeat, IIJ'lcalhlre. in li cow's pituitary .~~and> llimulates mill: production. Scientists ~ now reproduce naturally occurring bST. Osins IIOUild spplic:llion p~ures. bST supplements can be UICd. United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) tests since 198S determine that meal and milk from cows given bST are safe. Tcsts by the National Institutes of Health, the Congressional OfrlCC of TeChnology Assessment, and lhe Dcpanmcnt of Health and Human Services, along with an American Medical Association rqK!It, confirm the facts. · As the FDA announces a final decision on bST later lhis spring, special interests arc plannins to make it their "food scare of lhe year.~ Media events and 1-900number "consumer bodines" charsEARNS AWARD • Dolq JIICie, 1 lltudeat Ia elr 11 ld!Jit die · ing for misinformation l!fe in the adult educatioa ceater, Tri-Couaty Vocltluaal Scbool, WIS ·tbe works. · re.:lplent of eledrlcll toais IBd a tool belt clolllted by Sayder EJec- · Alons wilh the "scare'cm, get trlc of Lancuter, courttl)' of Kleba Tooll. Jade, 1 former COil the money and run," some groups mlaer for AppalacbiiD Eledrk: Power, recelYed tbe equipmeat for hope to take edvalltaie of dairymen !':!~ aa outiWldlq electricity lltudeat by malniiiDID& a ~- Milk ovt~production and aftrqe 111111 perfect ltt.-daKe for die year IOq pragnm •. falhns price seenanos have some SIDce cracluatloD, Jude baa pa•ed .tbc m~r eledrldim test for producers calling for congressional the city of Athens aDd luis opeDed biB OWD contractiD&IIrm, Comhearings. Special interests plan to mou Electric ia Jackloo. l'idured left to rl&bt: .Mlck StaraUI, say "farmers are concerned about . edalt electricity instructor IUid DouR Jude, award re.:iplenL Fti.rm Bureau 5W7 Jlldl4: I59Z Sz ,.._. &' Page4 • • '· J , Vai.<M,No.a MYSTERY FARM ·. This week's mystery· farm, futured by th~ Mei1s Soil and Water Consenation District, is kic:ated somewhere in Meigs County.IDdi•iduals wishing to participate in the weekly c011tnt may do so by guessing the farm's· OWiler. Just mail, or drop off your guesS to the Dally Sentinel, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769, or tbe Gallipolis Daily Trivune, 825 Third AYe., Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631, and you Ia beans and cardamon. "lnr;reased demand for elhnic foods has contributed to rising . -..\', less sail in moreu•'i• fOods has stimulated tuse.... Science says bST application is safe. F~~nn organizations need to neutralize fearmongcrinJ!. Ultimllldy, Farm Bureau feels individual dairymen need to make the final dcclSion on bST UIC. Boiling it down ·to lhe basics, bST increases a cow's milk production by up to 20 percent, Dairy· men have a mlllll8crnent decision wilh three basic options. Some will choose not to use bST. Some will say, "I ca dcaeasc the size of my heard, spend less on feed and other inputs by up to one-fifth, and still produce the same amount of milk." Others will say, "I can increase current production by up to 20 percent without having to expand the hc:ar~. or purchasing more supphes. New ,bST technology will provide challenges. Dairyme'! ~ave tackled management decu1ons before, and we' rc confi!lent they can do it again. Tuesday Ladies Trio Wednesday Mixed (2 men &7women) Wednesday Ladies Doubles Thursday Men's Trio Senior Thursday Fun Day (mixed) · Friday Scotch Doubles (mixed) Saturday Mixed Doubles Sunday Adult -Junior 1 1 a ' . ftL LEAGUE MEET May I~ May 12 May 12 May 20 May 20 May 21 May June 6 7:00 PM 7:00PM 1:00PM 7:00 PM 1:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00PM 7:00 PM I EASTERN PROM ROYALTY • ,Jern!J Buckley, - ~Mr. aDd Mn. BW BucldeJ, IBd Mlcbele Doaovaa, dassabter of Marleta Doao¥11, Coolville, and Georae Do!toYan, Racine, were n ., die Ellfen 11JP SdtoOI prom ~l_ud ...-. Salurdi!Y !llpt'a praa - -ltelcl Ia tbe recreaiJciiiUU iii Royal OlilfPar-tl: '· Stalnray·to·Heavm.,., tbe theme of tlae prom wbicb futured deallat"• Ia burpady aDd C'realll. Attendaats were Sanb Harrll aDd Mike R0011b aDd Jlmllly Parker aDd JenDifer ...-omtt. Other leagues available as requested, Sign up at the front desk. P-11~· iD OUIC year at U.S. Steel's . . . . Oeel ·minc aflcr the union ..t tile company implemented a *'...,. .... •riid-syle. worker tmjlOWCrment P*W Osaltcrland Mine, productivity tn.s an a~ of 2.8 tons ,a- • m per bour m 1988 10 6.S iiiDll-· . _ _•> H IJVPI • f+dj • • WJ: T..U.said. At U.S Steel Minin1' s liOI1'by .._,..-wader flour in 1992, an " rtq ~ en .ol-liE lOOpen:eilt. i,!; ' VOTE YE$ ,MAY 4TH GALLIPOLIS CITY SCHOOLS - ~~·,;..;,:,;., A 38-year-old Pomeroy man · Inside, agents found marijuana was sentenced to two years in and $65,019.88 in cash along wilh prison Ibis snomiJ1a on a chsrge of lhrec guns, Toy said. Agents also tnflickin in dnJal. . seized an estimated $40,000 In AJltion, Jon Dillard, of belonging to Dillard in an area 39660 Kcebauah Rd., was fined bank, Toy adde!l$3,0(10 plu court costs on the · Before ICntencing, Dillard told charge of trafficking in drugs. He Crow that he sold marijuana for was also oudaed io pay $1,0011 in three months because he needed prosecutor··· fees and forfeited SS,OOO in order~ purchaac SOSJ!e three firearms. · property. In add111on, DiBard told Meigs County Common Pleas Crow that the $6S,OOO found inside Jaclgi: Fred W. Crow Ill said the his residence did not to him. sentence was tbe maximum' he Crow then asked Di lard to · couldgivc. whom the money belonfcd, to SpeCial ProlecliiOS' Robert Toy, which Dillard replied " don't Athens, .said the conviction know." stemmed from 1 search warraat "I'm a dumb old judge, but I'm emt.,..t oul' Dillald's J"Sidence on not thai dumb," Crow said prior to July 22, 1992. by the Meigs Ceunty sentencing. · Sheriff' a Department and Mike Dillard was being held in the c..n, 1 secret aesvlce off'ICCI' for MeiJs County Jail this morning formet Meiss County Prosecutor pcndinJ transpon to Orient CQmx:- s - Srory. tional Center. belonf ---L·o ' ca·I brJ·ef:s---- r- . ! 1£1. Man hospitalized after wreck · A willialnsiOwn. W.Va., man is in stable condition today foBowing amotoucYClc accident Sunday afternoon in Lebanon Township. · . Robert N. Sliltk, 56, 138A River Road, was transported by MeW County Emergency Medical ~to JaWOII General Hospitaf in Ripley, w.~... where be was treated and transferred to Camden-Clark Hospi(al in Parkersburg, W.Va. A CCH I)IOkelwoman reported this mOU'Ding he was in stable COUiditioo but c:ould not comment on the extent of his injuries. ~ - 10 a report from the Gallia-Meiga Post of the State Highway Patrol, Slick was northbound on State Route 3~8 when he loll COUibOI and ovcr1llllled on the roadway. ·· . ' Slack was cited for ,unsafe speed. His motorcycle sustained heavy, dillbling damage and was towed flom the scene. · Jury selection to start Tuesday Jury selection in the trial of William LeMaster of Racine is IChcdulcd to an Tuesday in the Meigs County Coun of Common ~ LeMaster il clwged wilh four counts·ol aggravated murder in the Feb. 8, 1:.:~~ slayings of Jeff Hilley Sr., 36, and i2year-old Jetr Jr., both of Oalllpolil, near Portland. Jud&e Fnd w. m said this moining tbe trial will ptlbably an DO . . . . - than Moulday if a jury ill tlllltcd this week. . .Dyesville home destroyed 'in blau ~ !WHtouY flame bomc of Mr. and~~ Woodierd of l)yelvillo - dcstlll)ed by Saturday mounmg. · · Acconllnj to a •pokesman for James Gaston, Columbia fire rue cbiel. !be lloDao-... qwfcd in names when firemen arriYed on the jullllfllr 10 I.QI, NO ODe - home at the time the fire started and.DO cause has · ' - d7' JDined. All of the bousebold contents were 1oet in the fire, .... , ~llid. ' ' Oil tbe to a1i1t waa the Salem Coni« Fire DepaiDII&!L A --lqllld ...... by the Jhdl.nd Department - . - J ' NEW YORK (AP) - Under Presldeat ClilltGil's bealtll-care plan, up to $ll biW011 a year in new publlc aDd private ape!ldlng mlcht be needed to buy healdllusuriiDCe far Aalericanl wbo bave none, a DeMpaper reported tudaJ'. • Tbe entire plu may require $100 bUUoa to $150 hillioD il year !n 11ew spelldlaa by tbe IOYtrllment, buineas ud c:oasumen, Tbe New' York Times nported, cltlal flpres subSClitted · to the Wblte HOUIIe by IOYenuneDt flt~lucilll eapa 11. Tbe final ec~~t estllaate of tbe plu, deslp'!d to give aD Anler. leans compreheaslve bealtla care, will' depend oa tbe scope or guaranteed beDellts, tbe 11mes sakL . The estlmata appear Ia ·Coolldentlal work papers from the president's Taak Force on National Healtb Care Reform cbidred by Hillary Rodbaa Clinton. Tbe·f!nandal aperta frQm tile teclerll Healtls Care..Financin& Aclmbslatntlon - .~Ill ~fdedlclre aDd Medicaides11mlded..-~CII tbrte Jl!liilble pe 'IV lit IJ r "ftts rimr· in1 hospital aDd pli:nkltua RrYiees IIDd prucriptlim drssp. · Tbe least apea.lve pLu WOIIId ec~~t $99.5-bflllon a year while the bfRbest-prleed optioa would $158.6 bilDon, tbe expa ts said. · · IDsurbta the 37 DiiWoll peop~ wbo have noae would alit up to about $8Z biWoll, tlsey said. · . Tbe Aaellcy l'tlr Healtb Care Pollq and Rllle&S'Ch, a uait of the U.S. Public Health SerYice, llld up to about $49 biWon a . year lYOUid be needed to llllure Qle ullinsved. . Tbe CIIDt011 acbnlalatratlon bas DOt decided bow tbe cost migbt be divided amona soveraaaeat, blllaasa and bouebolds, IUid Clillton bas not yet cbOII!I! wbldi plan he will propoae later tbls moatb. reaeb Man sentenced to two years .·on·drug trafficking charge A-I ENGINE I:EBUILDERS •' 1 lthaTc far..,. •• , . . . . . . Mm•r . . ._ps, -,,_.._ llbey ._. ... js dill dsc.J . . k -vl..t: . .. mudl:lli'S r ..... T:nuab IIIII WilD Sln:ct iinwlaa• 1 _._llliiirs tuM:- q • • • us.. Sllld . . in~ Cia ill P ..,.. ;' Clinton's health plan may cost extra $150 billion yearly Stocks . : ·~. -:::: ~ , .........., ., ...... r-r.. ....... 1fi ' , ·'.:- ·- ,..___ ..,., ___ , STUMP REMOVAL . GAllWOIJ5, OIL --.............. TRIMIIIG and to take pan m a rally outside Pittsburgh. · · The"60-day extension, which w~ ~teil in Pebrwwy, expires at midnight tmighL Trumka was joined by lcadc:rs of numerous other unions at the Saturday rally. · ' I ftD "If the opeia1ors decide to pick agreement are on the table rigbt a fight with us (today), they are not now," ·ShiDett said rccendy. ·" It's just picking a fight with lhe UMW, up !'J US, tl_le coal operators and -the they'fe pick'ing 1 fight with the . (uruon), to start packaging this.• ' Teamsters, tbc United SteelworkThe UMW wants coal OJlCil*n ers; 'the service employees • union to try worlccr participation tbeouics ... and wilh everyone proud enough espoused by Labor Secretary to carry a union card,' • Trumka Robert Reich and the Clinton said. administration. No one was saying what would "Where workers are involved oin happen Tuesday morning. participating, where lhcy have a The union has held a series of voice,' you fiild companies that an= demonstrations in which officials much mbre ,.-ofitablc," Reicb lllid during his Senate confinilatimn ~rtcd no agreement was in ~ghL . The chainnan of tbc BituminOus hearings. The problem is acute in tbc Cllll Coal Operators Association, Peabody Coal Co. President indus19:, wbcre each mine has 1 George S. " -Sam" Shiflett, has finite life span. When .the coal ~ gone, the mine closes. · offered a more optimistic view. "Wbat possible incentive is "All the ingredients for an slow enough to allow . tf11; Producers ~ save thousands "Top SO" stock list of the Alpha ogy companies which would benefit of tons of top soil ov_er the next Surprise Model are generally lhose u11ore from the cyclical turn in the ~vera! years _by planting trees on which have not been overwhelming . profits cycle. ulle and_ ~linal cropland, and .t:ll!:.._ favoritcs durinl the 1980s. Stan E•IIIIS Is a nnanc18 • con. 1 other cntical(y-eroded acres. F'fty · ,_.;.... 0f that lis1 ~ 1 ~·~ Produeers should contaCt their . ·S!X ...--C<?R· suhaatwitbMerriULyncblntheir • . :sa. ~ti~-== ~!:'far!{. local ASCS office (446-8~86 in tainsstocbmtheEncrgy,Financial, GaiUpollsollke.Hecanbereached ,01: L -~ .. _......,..,_,, ers in planting trees. Gallia County) to request cost-shar- Technology and Conglanerates sec- at 446-1176. .,. I This program helps increase the ing funds. tors. In the tec:hnoJosy .-ea. we connation's supPly or 11mber products . GTE customers by CIICOill'8glllg private, non-industrial forest landowners to plant should report changes PARKERSBURG LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC. trees on suitable open lands or cutMineral Wells, WV over areas, and to perform limber POMEROY - GTE cllSIOIIIcrs in April 24, 1993 stand improvement work for prothe Pomeroy and Middlcpon area • STOCK STEERS: duction of timber and other relatro should repon chanses or correc90.00-120.00 300-undcr forest resoun:es. tions for the 1993 phone book no 300-500 80.00-100.00 CoSt-sharing is gcnerally neceslater lhan May 7, according to Neil 74.00:.92.00 500-700 sary bec:aiiiC landowners ortcn canKrumme, local m!lftll(!er. 800-over 55.00-74.00 not afford to make !he long-term Changes, corrections or inforinvestment needed to produce · . STOCK HEIFERS : malionallistinJs should be reJ1011e4 300-undcr 75.00-100.00 crops of timber. Tree planting and to om· s semce order center. The 70.00-82.00 300-500 iimbc:r stand improvements .-e two number is located on page two of 60.00-76.00 500-700 or the major practices offered and 800-over the current directory. , ' .. -.an 55.00-67.00 applicable to areas or 10 acres or • ·The deadline 'applies to about STOCK BULLS: ' inore. 6,900 customeu in GTE's . 75.00-95.00 300-under · (Note - There arc other proPomeroy, Middleport, Lcllrt Falls, 300-500 70.00-90.00 gnms available for .-eas under 10 Portland, Racine, and Rutland ·60.00-78.00 500-700 lcrcs.) Trees protec:t the soil and exchanges. The 1993 PomeroySlaughiCr Bulls 52.00-62.00 reduce sediment in stteams. They Middlepon directory, now being Cows & Calves BH 5S0.00-1010.00 also increase the value of the land. compiled, will be distributed in Bred Cows By# 350.00-700.00 July. SlaughiCr Cows: High Dressing 48.00-52.00 Utility 40.00-48.00 Canner & CuliCt 32.00-40.00 Am Ele Power... :............... .37 3,18 Veal 80.00-90.00 Ashland Oil... ....-.................26 l/2 Feeders 40.00-75.00 AT&T................................56 318 Baby Calves BH 60.00-150.00 Blnlt ane. ....r ................... S5 Sill HORSES cwt 48.00-63.00 AUTO ENGNE REBUILDING (ALL MAKES • ALL IIODEIS) Bob Evans ......................... 17 1/2 Ponies 30:00-45.00 (]~arming Shop.................. 14 3/4 "COMPLETE AUJ'OMOTIVE JfACHJNE SHOP SERVICE• Male Hogs 25.00-28.00 Chmp lndu:lcrics., ............... l3114 GoalS 10.00-80.00 AliTO ENGINES • INDUSTRIAL ENGINES - AIR COOLED ENGINES Cit)' Holding...................... 23 ComplciC Dispersal sale - 40 head IIMO//Charolais cross cows with Fccleral Mot!ul ....................20 calves Sat. Ma ,I. Goodyear titR ..................74 1!2 Key Centurion ...................23 3~ Landi End...................... .'...29 3,18 Umitcd Inc....................... 22 1/2 Mullimedillnc ..................32 3/4 Point BalWip.................... 14 Jllx Rea~L ................. .1/16 lleliancc Electric................20 114 }lobbins&Myen ................ 16 1/2 Shaney's Inc......................20 Star Bank ................. :......... 3S 314 Wendy lnt'l... .................... .13 1,18 & Worthinston Ind................26 314 stoek ,reports are tbe 10:30 a.a. quotes provided laY Ke•p•r Securities, lac., o fill IISUIID Gt!lllpolls. lmiiATIS . FIUI,.IL'I wa~ UMW Presi_deilt Richard Trumka I (614) 446-3362 ,.,.•. pace ; SKYLINE LANES 1032 ST, RT, 7 N. •' J.isa ,CoWu Gallla ASCS GALLIPOLIS - The Agricultur41 Staj)ilization and ColiJef'Vation servl·ce c"-ntly. has cost-share , HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) : - Contract talks covering 60,000 ' coal miners .went down to the ·Wife for a second time in as many ! months, with DO intfication a twomonth extension did any ~ ' Talks betwmlthe Uaitro Mine · Warla:n onion and the Bituminous Coal Operatm AssociatioD c:mtinucd through the wcckelld, but the I bST," and mix in' a little ot tneu own misinfonnation. Consequently, some want to usc fanner debate for their own gain. . With so many interests and agendas involved, confusion could generate enough doubts about wholesome meal and milk to drastically affect consumer confidence and consumption. The dairy and beef industries don't llCed a black ~ye., ,UMW .contract talks down to the wire again· may wiD • $5 prix rr- tilt OWo v•y f'llb. lislain& Co. Iawe ,our - - . addl- 811 tdephODe naaber witll ,....- cud or ldln'. No~ pb011e calls will be ace J' ' d can1::1 i5llb aca should be twwd ill todlrww p;r oftice•y4 p,m, eadl w..e Y• latWe fila . . tilt ...... ncr wiB be"" '-' llllay. Nelllwtft, 1 Will Couaty tara wil be ' . al ., tilt Glllill Soil and WaterCz ftlliuaDiltaicl. usage of spices," the report aOICll. "Additionally, the trend towllds tf r n.10..,...25centa Ut t1is slit ISle• .....,...., POmeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, May 3, 1993 ·· ' llultl...... Inc. Forestry funds available ~~~·:ich :n:n:f::~prcfcrthe"uglier"tcchnol- i· Jlldll: JS.lllllift.... Fanning fearmongering flames TREE Ohio Lottery •. fUI'AM*G . . . . . . IIUNI- ,......, tine fll Melp C Rz,6e .... llicjall fllaettJaa I .. ~1· Here Rita ?.rn r • tie llallot IJ"•BF " • . . - - GtllAe . .s n . v ·a = _.= . zn - • rt:;e., --·=.... --.. . ~............... =~partable 2 L P 5 -:. 7 ia .U I S . . !le . . . iaP UJ 2 6llle F .., .. • '1111111• • U .-rn,. k .. _..... ---2 5 '~•-..-a-6:!Jiaa.•'J':ll ., aw. VOlen~the casnat upaues. ..... Tax hike prompts West_Virginia drivers to buy their gas in Ohio '·· By MINDY KEARNS OVP Stiff Writer Drivers pulling in at oa• pumps in West Virginia are' faciiig higher prices as the new nickel-a-gallon gasQline tax took effect Satwday. Many Ma•on countians are fighting bacl: against the tax and government, however, by crossing the rivet into Obio for their gaso. line pWthises. ' . ~ . "It's going to be an inconvenielicc fCI' me since I live 14 miles from Point Pleasant. We still haven't receivec! anxthinl out in the country for roads, she added. The SSO million gasoliac tax increase will be used to draw $S33 million in matching federal funds of JaySmithofl.ctartsaidtbctank gas he bought in Point Pleasant ' ' to be used for highway developFriday would be his 1asL ment, qfficials have said. . ..It would be just as easy for me West Virgiriia's gas tax is now to buy gas in GaUipolis as it is in Point Pleasant," Smith said. "OYer tho couno of a year, thal five-cent tax will add up. I travel a lot and . buy a lot (I aasoUne." Alice Click· of Mount Alto agreed, but laid she is going farthet . yet in her fiaht&jjainst taxes. "I'm gofng to buy gasoline in M~son County man dies from gunshot wound, t wiDIIII.IIlllll to.be ideatified, said . fll dasc: ssqy be in Mason 0 ,_ olthis •a Taaliaiddlcowner ..,...kallle-10 stay opca if Gallipolis from now on and while I'm there I'm going to start (Brocery) shopping at BiJ Bear," she _18_, _ _ . Gover... = I a I i&g il1illllll it fia' 6e lflll!k elf Jt 'I Coaouy to Binia<l•f D I •' > -lklllilllfl' far PI- And while said K ear • a.._ r . ..,... ..._ dicJ n Piing 10 be M , •.,,..._lk_.sll' I I b" &b'atbcr tbing5 in Ohio 'couwjcs todlill:•a--vllk --ktllil iocreuc ... _.. IIIJ' Gaor. C : • Y~'s total centr:;-_ G!pcdon. !:..!' A local fiD , • .. • n n &..r:":': • - 2~ .1!1 .!!!!" _.-. stan at ~ •-F., Man killed - A SJr,ea-eld. Langsville man -lillr:dl Sloaday lllOUJling when a and k was wodring on rc11 on lisa. . BlllilliluD· SOntbrn of 32035 .. • ----~ • • bl:i: wbca lbc 9:J2bush­ a.m. aa:and, Meip c . iiKJ.esM..hhby~. WI" g I S. I a, - J'ct!iDc tbe truck . . . . . . . . lj 'i jack when tbe jld: II]!! slippect Soulsby 5 -=_ :e,:z -.. .__ hdt~s llllllpu crushed :c~;,:;.,otsouthern'• . d dati -... mechanical zl ;:aia • . t ., tile weight of lie ' " kt • Sailtknl's cbeat, .- .. ---r-• C I' llr. ll .... Hunter said IJ tar, Hutcr .......said. .,_ ... .,._ I -~· , _. ~ • Vir 1 -Memorial . ... ~ ""?i:"'M:ip Ct 1 liwpac;y : Seiiia: IS eW 10 'tbe : . . R 3 II tralllporiCd . ' I •UIIl · : ' ' 6J • d llfloat the ~ · !' 5 4 I 1 ., ...__ • nh ·nt?"'7;..aa:=:'! · . --1"'·---·-lllocb . > 2 P I I · . . . . . . . . . ,1 BIJi- h 'tP rraiiiDiti!e Ia · .· · �1' .. : Plllll a-The Deily ~tl"'l Monday, May 3,1993 Porneroy-llddleport, Ohio - • llondly, May 3, 1993 pe OHIO Wedther G X EZtJPDrf, Ohio The Dally Sentinel Page 3 Mild, wet weather will continue across Ohio a,•• area. . Tuesday, May 4 · Accu· Weadler" forecast f<W 'u , IC~ IDIDY nuc~erstoons lashed Okla· ..,_. • · S nd•y·, brinainl Jarae . . . . . . winds llld lieavy !lin 10 ,_,_.,..,, ullllf. . lllil• liil • JOif IIIIiS fell on MICH. :t;:J~.;~t ~:WI,s fe' fl{ raiD ........ flash floodJ . . . . . . .liM rOIIds and inundated ' ' '' ...... , ~ .. ,JeS 0. Sllllllay·, rain also fell on Tn " City·, Mo., and Medford, INO~ . • FOR ALL SHE MEANS TO·YOU! SHOP POMEROY FOR MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS! Momanrro·· . I 992·2?55 Just call or visit us today. Mother's Day is Sunday. M••Y 9. TIMEX WATCHES --·---·- Bloomin~tlnspira~iom; a.-.uct 30% EARRINGS Y2 AMITY BILLFOLDS 1/ COMPLETE STOCK / ' -- Moo~:~,~~~~~· !tJ111 fiJJ~t1J • POMEROY FLOWER-SHOP~ PECAN DELIGHT CANDY BAR 2'/, OZ.- Re . 79' 57 ( ONLY -Savings! ·· ----~ ' • Hoovy~tar- • 0\tMI · sa • lllld\ • Sefllll bulkNtt I I • 160%" ot Ribh frM ....-ng •·~ . Zigzag ....... HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY! Naturalizers Connies ·., Auditions . . ' OFF ~ou........,· STARDNG A? 1·99· All Dress Shoes, Dress Flats, Matching Bows &Handbags. ON ALL · $15 999 . , Recliners AS LOW AS $19~9 " .20°/o OFF . d . .Spring-base Chairs All Graduates Receive . 20'o OH During Month . of May. · The Fabric Shop SALE I .... ~ 30%oFF GIFT CERTIFICATE -DRESSES This certificate entitles the bearer (Sizt 4-14) $20.00 . BOYS' SUITS n2Mot.-4n 14K GOLD · 30°At OFF SEIKO • PULSAR • BULOVA WATCHES ·.·- 25% OFF CHAINS, BRACELEts, CHAR • DIAMOND EARRIIGS. BUTTONS & BOWS '. 100 E. Mill 992·5177 • •• POMEROY • 30o/o Buy 2 Pair of Earrings at Regulcir Price and Get_The 3rcl Pair FREE•.~Eq~a~lflmer ..._, • S·peeialsl .. NOW· OFF . RINGS, NECilAQS, IRAQLETS, EARRINGS AD MUST BE PRESENTED WITH PURCHASE 'Valid only at time ofpurchase May not be used)or repair. ct.ss nnss. e:ri>ti"': cba'8f'. /Q_)Ilway Salance . ce~ain watcheS or With any other special Jales or discounti. V~it us for complete detai~ :· PO•IOY' Vkld••le ..lill,lw., J. · Registration and tereenina for cate, social security card and new tindergar~en atuden;s in the immuniz.a?ion record 5o die kinder· Soathetu Local School Distric:l will garlen when you register your be Tuesday lliCl W~y. child. · · Childn:n who will be fi~ yean ·Your child should have ha4 four old 011 ot befm ~ 30, 1993 an: · DPT, three Polio, one MMR, and . eligible 10 ll5felld~ dw-- one TB skin test be.fon: enleting . · ing the 1993-94 school year. school. lb.e school nurse will be · The ·following information · pn:~.nt at n:gistratiOh to answer about tinderpr?en regislr8tion may quesuons that you may .have about be belDfuliO Pl!td?S: immunization~ee~uitements . Call ~ou"'em's kindergarten Your child'.s hearing, speech• . office at 949·2664 be~Ween 8:30 physical and language abiliues will .a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monday be assessed by trained scbool perthrough Friday 10 arrange for an sonnel. Parents will receive infor- · appointment 10 ~let your child. · . mation about _?heir child's pedor· Bring your child's birth certifi. . mance in_irtas that an: assessed Man killed in Rt. 62 wreck A I our man w. killed in a 62 in a 1993 FOro Probe, when ?he iiJiile<ir· IICCidellt on S.R. 62 in · right front and riabt rear wheels of · r. ' 1•• . ~::;:..~~;.w:: i.• -= .- Area deaths 7- - - the vehicle _ ._olf the pa>CIIICIIt's edge. The driwr 8IJill[aldy IIIIIDIIl!!d 5o get the car baCk on ?bC roadway, but soon lost cmtrolllld suuck an cmNntmen;, causing the Lottery_numbers · ::::-;n~~~a~:i~:rp~~~ ~u~:air~r:;;~an/c:;,:;. ':j = ;!ri !'~!~ Pfj_ ,_ ., . . _ !50..,. - zu J:- -...kSPT .. - IF I - • ..,. -Meigs announcements-- v.- 5 c 7 Meigs units respond 20 calls·ov·er weekend . . . . . • • •• Hospital news 7 19.95 .... 5 . -;I . 141 GOLD & DIAMONDS 113 Court. Pe•eroy,OH. .92·~014 . PINK ICE NOW 30%oFF ·•· RINGS, EARRINGS g:::;,-;-•w4 K: 7 I lz• .. I J let,.. . I . te.... I 7 ?h: I .... ....,._ .,115 I NS • Stoclcs !""•::: * -:~ -.If'' Send- .. ' Registrafion and s~reening set •bian.. IF ALL .'DIAMONDS IN STOCK olf the price ofjewelry priced · at or above $100! • Day .' 30%oFF 0 .. • weat., Mother's~ It's Your Day! Take Advant~ge Of These Great Sales!· "., ' weal., M~m, .' · &!'.; POMEROY'S QUALm SlOE STORE. • .' $79 CHAPMAN SHOES ~ 992·2284 - Pom•roy ' (;lider Rockers · • ......... •Sewoanll· ,.-. WHITE MAC HilES STARniG AT Give Mom. The Best Seat In. The Housel· · at Coolidge Ariz. an:.. ') • . and Yuma~. · A chance of shoWers ancllhun10 ud slOtald be completed by .. l'oinl Pleusnt De?a:bmcin;, Mor· ~ Company, dis- . .llily 31. . . riloo Will imelinK north on S.R. lodging it from die growid. The ~ deaSIUiniS Wednesday. Lows in die PD~ CfWM*W'iM he.. of 'cenL 'I'ue$1ay, oc:casiQnal shoWers 50s; Hishs in the 70s. Fair • O . n 7hco uaveled across the poperty of _ P owa.., llailla:ll • , ;and thunderstorms, High 70-75. Thursday lliCl Friday~ J.Ows . in die SlJt;9 .;u . . paj • • ,.r n · Y' U Jinia K. Smi?h, and came 5o rat 'Chance of rain 80 pc:iCtJ!IiL SOs. Highs in die 70s. •· ocuts wheels. · '' luaalrail ill &2 4.- · · - G.niaailllllc:ip The vehicle was deemed a llll8l loss. . Monison was 5I1IISpOI5ed 10 · ..,, mt Valley Hmpital whele be '·Charles A. Frazier Basil Sou~uu:: ..-m ·~~ave - 1 • , . . . . . . ~.-... ._ ail - JIIOIIOUIICed dead. --' . Charles Allen ''Tudie• Frazier, Buil Juniot Southern, 53, of - . • • • - P'P-I 71, of Middlcpon, died Sunday. R_edhill Road, L;;~sville, died _ ao. Ml iiiG.-.C a · 1 7 : May2,1993,1tV~Memnrial Sunday,May2, I ,IIVr? w iJI.I?IIeCs 11fT'--~ 'Hospital· PI Memorial Hospi?al from iniuries ou _ .scc:tioes ill ,.:--,.,.. Ca ••~ . .m 11111et6y. . . ' CLEVELAND (AP) -A single :: Born Nov 8., 1921, in Rutland, · sUs?.aiuedin an accident. ·incld 1 ille .= s v6fll 1J Super LollO g8111e ticket is worth Born Oct. ~3 ; 19!1!1 in Mercer and Sr•• .--. 'die son of ihe late Most and l..aet· $3,.592,239. ' Manley liuier, he wa a n:ti(ed Cowity, W. VL, be wu the-._ o•UJ 1 5 •?a The winning ticket was pur.labotcc in a mmt JIIICking ~tin the late John lild Exie Sou711em. Smi?ll..ar o "iie cha!J!'d in Wanensville Heights. It :~!Jus. Hewasana.-oJI1CCblnic. . · . . C•• ;lifO' F i s * a . shows the six numbers in Saturday :: He issumved by a $isfer, Vema He is survived by his wife, 7DCb • a pGjDct • night's Ohio l4tery drawing. Je\11/CD of Columbwl, and thn:e sis- Linda Gates. Langsville; three · guardail . . . . w f w o1 Slilc:· The advertised jackpot was $8 ters·in-Iaw, Betty Frazier with . sons, Paul Shuflleberger llld ~ ROlle 611 ill" ·a 0 1 . 'De minion, but the wmner c:bose the whom be made his home in Mid- Southcm, bodi d Columbus: Bail ~ 7 -..t c.1:r • discounted lump-sum option, 1 which is Worth ?he amoun? the lot• . ' !ely would ha~ inves?id expecting 1 :columbus, several nieces and · Ratrici8 and Vicki Oates, ill .of •b y Mq<-M_ · · to pay S8 lliillion ova- 26 years. ' ' . :Oeptiews. · Cq.Iumbus, Macie Denney of Pebco IK.. oiNaia • is Ac SEND liliiOUSE COLLECtORS • EUaabetll Well snd The Super Lotio· jackpot will . • , . J AJ were tap colledlln In tile Send·A·MOIIIt to •; He was preceded in death by Llinssville, and Exie Southern of ...,..... • a SM._ again hold $4 million for w~ . •four brothers, Cecil, Floyd, Ray- Delaware: two sisters. Louise Jlill:d F 1 C• z fll tile Melp Clfapter fll tile Allerku CIIICtr day's drawing. ·: S1 •~ ~. . eiiDtta 511eJ .,n p.-ted dlecb"- F111111er1 /mood and Llwrence and a sister, Snow ()( C8111bridge, and Eunice aJOa& w •••• v 6 - liipw:r The jactpo; for Wednesday's 'Faye Willis. Griffilll of Athens, W. VL, llld a tllJOliiiHNl die ODOr -.au •talnaitlt •n •IDa ~ l'reltnt· Super Lo7to ilrawing will drop bact ilia.. • II Pnal Reed, eLl 7 or Faraen Bank. - Services will be held 11 a.m. bro?ber; Gnwer Sai!brm of Prince- ·w llidl ;. - ' c F _. to $4 million. . . 111hursday at FISher FunCral Home · ?on, W. ya.: c;ight graudchildrea. COIIJities.. . . , . . . ~ ~ ~ Here an: ?he Glii/) Lliltely' draw• : J •t £...i!t..?."-~.J',._;~~~b, . iJi Middleport With buri8l following sevrnl JIII!CC!' and nephews. . ()! • ia CMa. 111: 2 in~ made Satwday ni&ht · . in Gravel Hill Cemetery in Besideshisl::ts,bewaJ"" .)11\ja:t ... _,_,,_, , _ . .:...Super LollO: •15, 20, 30, 36, CheMire. c:eded in dead! y two bm?bers 11111 • .,... ..,. s' ,..,. Jlluor_JS. 41, 46. . . . • Friends may call 7-9 p.m. asis?a'. · 'DI1Iijt at-=~ -The Kicker: 318734 .. , ' Wednesday 11 ?he funeral home. · Funeral services will.be 'Iban- lUis Mli;pC 1 willie-: ' -Pick 3 Numbers: 587. \IIW . . . . . Propnm plaDDtd • · day at 11 Lm. at Manorill Fwl«<ii faoedllliis"' .... -Pick·4 Numbers: 1592. · •"J'be Vinegar Boy" will be pre11le 1i 11 s ....,_: VFW Post Flossie Hoffman . ~ir~clto~l '{ Va. o·~ DtO ... , 7 fl ~ No.. 9053 wiD .eet Tbunday at sen?ed at the Racine Baptist 01111Ch · Sales in Super Lotto totaled L ~ .. ~i~eton; m callen:er6 OUIIBty, . lltnc:l • i I au --7 . FlossieRMaurixHoffinan,75, Wunav $3,617,943. Ktcker sales toialed · L _n..,.,_llll)' 5o p.m. P••i !Jol'Uw• rZ is?lica. 7;]0 p.a ID jied•U olfteers. All on S uliday at 7 p.m. under the $546,227. 1,· . . directiOII of V~ Cummins 1llid ' There wen: 73 Supa Lotto tictMason. w. Va., died Saturday, Tuesdayand _at.dle B~hrJeld _Fwaal lfiiCIOI' !OW die $UO~ JiRijca 6 10 9J:.m. Wedptp!ay whidl calls fau Mcpi Manuel. Public invi?ed. MJy t,l993at herrmideill:e. Home, E -•a 9.13 ets with five of the numbers, and c ., .... ' BornonAus.9.1917,1lKenna. at!t~~orial uneraiDirec?or, ,E iilelofocwdw),ie'Fa?lic1liieach is wortH $1,363. The 3,521 111e e rr d tOWIIIIIip VolunTrultea ?o iweet W. VL,shewasthedaught«ofdle a?uu~ W.Va. 1age of W'dkeswille ia ,-..._ tickets showing four of the num• . . - ~ Dqiw?liiUII Committee The Chest« ToWnship Trustees bers are each wOrth $88. late Allen C. Cuto and I ulia A. : . . - l i I y Ill 7:~.m. II will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Lanham· Casio> s~~e wa8 a member In Kicker, one player had ·thC ae M • a Woodmen • The ?he Chester Town Hall. of the Mason. Uni?ed Methodist exact six-digit number to claim .._,laws llld officen .are Church. $100,000. The Winning ticket wa5 . . . .7 .... Ti1illfees 5o meet sold in Newport. · She is survived ·by ?wo daughThe Orange Township Trustees ters and lions-in-law, Geraldine F. The four lGcker ?ickets sllowiui will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p,m. ?he rust five digi?s an: each wordi and Charles W. Roush of New at the bane of ?he clert, Pany Cal· $5,000. The. 58 with ?he first fOI!!: Haven. W, Va. llld Emma M. and . away. numbers are each worth $1,000: Claralce ~Donald of Del!tet: one Units of the Meigs County 111: lilt• 1 . . . . . . . . . . 1:]6 Ylti'DANSMDFORIAL wt:Dll?o • _ a. Dale • -. . , . . ,.._, __ The S06 with the rust thn:e num; son lliCl daught«·in·law, Clan:nce Emeraency Medical Service • . Jr.lle---•SLJae. q•. ._....,.._,. . Rmval bers are each worth $100, and ?he 1. lliCl Sharon Y. Madox, Pomeroy; responded to 20 calls for assjstanre 8 . . . . . . . . i. A11:03•• ae's:r ~pkrlb:;l Revival will be Friday and Sst- 4,926 with the rust two numbers lliCl twO stepdaughtas. Mariorie A. 't during ?he weekend. - Ada • · · ·· a r - • ... a a'*fila.. r SatrriaJ' ill . disc:harses UJ: . urday at 7 p.m. at Fanh FeUowship are each worth$10. Fetty ·and Mary K. Aralel, On Saturday at" 8:44 Lm., TupDc:r. He g • p a • Vcllr: S ; _ Iii . _None. Crusade for Christ, Antiquity. Sales in Pick 3 Numbers totaled Pom~roy: a brother, ,Oatho. . pers Plains 1111:1' went 10 R6ule 124 14 Everyone \11/Cicome. $1,510,175, and winners will Caslo, Malon, W!i:Va.,ht grand- for Ruth Barrinp. She was taken ans TI.e •ac· -.. a7;:l2~ S 7 ; • • aes -Connie receive $691,947. • ebildren, fi~ s?epz hlldren. 20 SL J()!ICIJia's HOI!li?ll. • Pew••ille.. Tea? :-~·-• + 1 21 ... • ~~ •sn~• . . . C lliCl three p-eal· hildren. A? 9; l(') LUI., Racine unit went -.znJDD~CALCENIER · Ten.t revival starts May 10 at B~ides her parenu, she was 10 the Racine Post Office for Lois Frimdwllt---•V ~aG!p.a.?licP l l l l i l Afdll' 1 -MirbaeJ Faith Crusade for pee"""! in death by two husbands, · Frank who wns treated but not SPRING VALLEY CINEMl 1no, ~. Christ Fellowship to To~ S;p ltGall 43 ,.. & r 0as. M• llic:e, in Antiquuy with Hurest 446 4524 . ;, . Clarence V. Ma210x in 1957 and traiiiiiMDd. T:rla "' ..-•• Cody lfenclerson, Prater speaJring. Public invi?ed. John F: Hoffman in 1987. T6e Pomeroy unit went 10 Texas . Funeral services will be held Road at 9:38 Lm. for Bill Baum• . a 81is1i W.at.r. Ndtie S.pi1ICI'. D · At '9'.11 p.a ae P< 'alii aZiiwl. Hmiel Mays, Shari ance •:•·ell 'ruesday at 1 p.m. at the Fogleolg He wa liken 5o Vetaw~S Memori· · Funeral Home. The Rev. Bennie at Hospi?al. . · '!-.--'~'~• - ~-·~ D a Dowwd. Gregory squT~:r:a:c~lat 6f3~g~~= Stevens will officiate and burial The Columbia, Rutland and ~ hlritis (bye~:, R:ylll Be gle, O•ks ~Cathy Steele, Hall in Middlepon on· Sa?urday ~be in dle ,ML ~ ~. . Salem Fire Depanments, at 10:04 •poned10Hitlaa" 5 MIC · n e St•• w .-.. atii::SJ p 7 - - - - . . . froll! 8-11:30 p.m. Children wei- , Fnends may call at the funeral a.m., wac called 20 l>yesville Road 5 • ·...,..... come if accom~ by an &dulL home Monday from 610 9 p;m. on a structure firo at the Carol ,p.m., - • • " ' ijl' - $ Ills. I - T.oe aad daughter; Bring sn-Lc or •L- snacL table. Woodyard residence. PIIIIR I 'T • C -~ E...,.casao, Oa•les Towner, F_..admissi~~Pubu~m· VI••~ . At I :44 p.m. ?he 1'1Pt011w · I rnoy unit :s wa:.•-.... •v. u T l.il7icnl. Howard Ye.qcr, ·..... .... ..... Tliil• . a (M I ;) • 7'.11 a • :r lill. Jadip Boykiu, An1rt!a went to Pomeroy Pike a; Meigs The Daily Sentinel LeaJou 5o meet . High Scholl for Jennifer Myers. •1 ;18. die "' OJ . . If" ' I I' I V..Sickle, Yield American Legion Pos; 602, (U8P81Ja.tll0) She was taken 10 Ve?aML Racine, will meet Thursday. Sup~~!'#:.A-Till~ I • ; A'!;. :::!"•·~, '1.::~ l'libliobed """'7 oJt,e......,, Monday The Syracuse unit ftlspcwlded 5o 'u" ., z • a . per at 6:30 p.ni. folloWed. by elecU........ Frido.l< 111 Court SL, Pomeroy, Rou?e 338 at 1:55 p.in. for Dimple IIJldrom.'sC • ... •G • ,Ode 1; AJnx...., tion of officen. · OIUo . by ~- Oblo Valley Pllblilhi~ Ealcins who was treated but uot Odip. CZsn MUis, ·Bradley .~y/Multl1110., Pomoroy, OIUo 451611. Ph. 9112·211i6. Second " Q ,T! ,~-Ellie transported. - ·!liMn unit. ~ poid all'l>meroy, Ohio. At 5:30 p.m. ?he Pon1e1oy I.-. . . . . . . . . _ Mr.llld Mrs. went to Route 33 for Richard Me-. Tile Ataoei&led Pnu. and tbe· SUPPLEMENTAL LIFE INSURANCE OIUo Newapal"" Auoclotion, Nati....l Delliols .. He walllkeri 11 v...._ ....._ c e • . daaat~. Letnn. AdYOTtiai"'l ..._.,...IIY•, Branham A; 7:01 p.m. die unil wa caUed 20 W.Va. ..,._ Ult Mrs. Stephen PROTECTION . Ne. .pap« Saloo, 73a Tllinl Avon•, New Yon. N.., Y0!1< 10017. Laurel Cliff Road for Roben W; * "If you think you can't get It; maybe you haven't Moore. He wu taken 10 Ve?aML POSTMASTER: ma-ID The Tupjlen Plains ..ut, II !1:06 'l'llo Doily S.ntinol. Ill Courl Bt., 5.- ,Dtd . _"!!W . . PRIII- heard about Graded Benefit Whole Ufe" ~~oy,0Hio4&111. ' MU?Iona of Americana CM!I' ltgll 40 are unable to buy addi?lonal lie . • aicl M is DID D ' r~ X.. p.m., ~to the AdJiagh Addi7D . IIUJiiciiPriON li.ATES lnaurance at l7lndard rate• beca~~~e ol aome.htafth cond~ion. for Clifford MI:Car?ney. He wu ria· JIG '~• Ja.cy Nelsoa, . S,.c.ntworlllotorllowio · transported 10 SL Joe. C4rielia Joncr, lipll Turvey, Are you In ?hat category? II not. you probably have a friend or relative · 'Oile : ..........,.............; .....................1.60 The Middlcpon unit went 5o Wilila MiOa-. Aaew Orders, ClBe onth.·......................,................. l6.96 who is. Now, you ll)IIY qualify for ?he llupplemen?a? prot8f;71on you Coal Slreet II !1:)7 p.m~ for Chris Ills. Is I IBibllld dlulller need. .. . . . . . . or.e ~'''''!'''''"'''"''" ... '''" '"''""'N".. I83'~ BIHGUICOPr · Rayburn who wa taken ., V~.,.... .. r n J ., ~· PRICK 'A tpiCial plan from American General Life und Accident cal?ed GracMd ans. , Don,. ...............-...-... -.........,....~211 Clt!n•• ...... ~ ..... Hc:ncbel Wal7 Banefl Whole Ue 211 now available to 111M2 ?his cr121ca2 need. The plan On Sunday •t 1:42 a.m. the .-;,,D -I ........~iladMn. - - ... daolrl. . "' pay thooft111 cowrage' of up to $10.000 wtlh no phytical exam and no hldh Pomeroy unit was c~led 5o C~~e or may nnoit Ia ~- dl- 'ID The ~ 8lbd on tha app?lcllllon. Find out more lbout GracMd Doib! S..UIMI on a U.no, ti• '"' 12 Meqs County Sheriff's DepartIMrllt - Mr. and Mra. a.n.tl Whole LHe by con?actlng... ·. · Credit. - -bo ..... - .· TasJ .... Villas. . , meat for Timothy A. Costen. He Rockr R. Hupp, D.C.U.~gent . wu 2lken 12o v-.a.. All :56 a.m. I -aerie No rcht Fe II w b)', meA permitted tn Hoaanl. another Po....oy lnil nilpocded ., .......................m.r ·..m.o to . . Box ,., lllddlnport, 0!110..,.., ...nablo; · . lin. . . ., . . . . _ , Main S~ f~ BICIIIIOII I M!cler~ . (t14) . . . . . . f . ' . 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New YOlt salvaged its 22-game The Hawks 'return home knowwith five championships, but they have been the Western Confer- winning streak at home, rallying ing they at least cut into Chicago's ence's eighth seed the last two sea· from a 16-point deficit to. defeat domination on the boards. 'the Indiana. Bulls ouaebounded the Hawks 50sons. "James Worthy and A.C. Green . The Pacers. whose 41-41 regu- 41 Sunday. a lot closer than lhe 62and Byron Scou. You know, those l ar-season record was 19 games 28 difference in thi: opener. guys have been in the playoffs worse !han New York's, led 48-32 Dominique Wilkins led Atlanta almost 10 years," said Vlade in the second quaraer and 59-44 with 37 pomts while Kevin Willis Divac, who had 19 points and 13 early in the second half before the had 26 and 13 rebounds. Scottie rebounds, including two big bas- Kniclr.s DUlled wilhin one 111 the end Pippen added 2S for lhe two-time kets down the SlieU:h. "They know of the third quarter. Then John defending champon Bulls. how to play under JftSSIICC.' • Jau 89, SuperSoaies 85 Swlts scored 12 of his playoff The Suns, who·outscored the career-high 29 points iii the fourth Karl Malone rebounded from Lakers 27·20 in the third quarter, period as New Yoct outscored the but made Qll)y 32.8 percent of !heir 2 9 sbots in the other three periods. led 30·• in the fina1l min· 78-72 with 5:56 remaining. But Ri1r. Smits scored 29 points and ·Phoenix dido 't hit anocher basket Reggie Miller 2S for the Pacers. By JOE KAy In other playoff games Sunday, Patrick Ewing scored 25 poin~ CINCINNAU (AP) _The past New York defeated Indiana 101- for New York dcspile being limited week has wiped .out Mike Mor91, Chicago routed Atlanta 117- to 31 minuaes because of foul tiou· gao's energy. It hasn't done much 102 and Utah downed Seattle 89- bl e. Bulls 117, Hawks 10l for his earned run av&age, either. 85. The Knicks and Bulls lead 2.0 Any chance the visiting Hawks · First, he went to Colorado and and Seattle and Utah are 1-1. aA b f' had his Worst start in lhree years as Tonight's only games have may have seem.... to ave e .ec- an expansion team rocked him for Bostm ill Charloae and HousiOR 111 tively was wiped out Ill the halftime nine runs in 31/3 innings. Then, he the Los Angeles Clippers in series buzzer when Michael Jordan hit a tied 1-1. The New Jersey-Cieve· 45-footer for a 56-49 lead. Jordan came to Cincinnati and wound up · b' wallting six in the rain. land and Portland-San Antonio fi011·shed WI'th 29 pomts, none •gThe only thing he could think about following thi: Olicago Cubs' 4-3 victory Sunday over the Reds was that short flight home for the. start of an 11-gilme homestand. ""It seems like we've been on this road trip for a month," said Morgan (2-4). "I'm exhausted." He helped the ,Cubs finish 3-4 on the trip wilh an emotionally draining performance Sunday. Morgan, who averages 2.6 walks per nine innings, walked six and gave up lhree hits in seven innings. He also made a throwing error that set up the Reds' farst two lJIIIS· Basically, he was in troUble the whole way, but somehow escaped · without giving up a lot of runs. "He kept me on the edge of my seat all day long," manager Jim Lefebvre said. ''He just had trouble what he called a bad opening game with 26 points, eight in the fmal six minutal when he was playing with five fouls, as the visiting Jazz evened the series and gained the hom&ourt ~!~!vantage. The Jazz got crucial finalminnie b8slr.ets from Mark Eaton and Malone. G&r¥ PaytOD led the Sonics with 19 pomts .. Shawn Kemp, who outscored Malone 29-24 in the opener, was held to·13. The Jazz, who trailed 74-71 with 6:13 left, led 85-83 after Seat· •' The Tuppers Plains Baseball Association announced that the ICaiiiS ~ its umbrella will have olheir opening day Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be a ,parade, baseball and carnival games, concessions and prizes. ' tie's Sam' Perkins made a three- · pointer with 1:18 to go. The 7-foot4 Ealoo tipped in a missed sbot by Malone with 51 seconds left · . Pa~ton hit a 10-footer after grabbmg an offensive rebound 10 cut Utah's lead to 87-85. But Mal· one sealed the viclll')' with an 18· footer with 13.9 stconds left afler the Jazz used almost the entire 24second shot clock with some nice passing. . · fmding that gioove, that rhythm. But he pitched himself out of some trouble. It was one gutsy effort. 'Hopefully that'll be the one that gets us started back: on traclt.'' The win left the Cubs 12-12 heading into their longest ~omes­ tand of lhe season. It'll be a good chance to get out of their ruL The Reds (9-1 S) aren't showing any llign of emerging from their mediocre starL Aside from a threegame winning strealt, they haven't won consecutive games Ibis season. "Concern hasn't crept into my mind because we know we're a better team," Bip Roberts said. "We just haven't been able to put all our forces out there every day. Once everyb!)dy •s healthy. we 'II take off." But who knows when that wtn be. Clean~ hitter Kevin MitcheU has starledJust 13 games and need· ed another •cortisone shot in bis broken left foot' Sunday. Several other starters are playing with injuries. · . · . And the healthy Reds aren't producing. Left-bander .John Siniley (().4) . re~ winless after another bad outing Sunday. Smiley gave up five consecutive two-out hits in the third innin$ to, let the Cubs go ~ 4.(). Smiley has a 5.74 earned run average SUI]I8SSCd only by Tom Browning's 9.64 in the rotation - and hasn't made it to the sixth inning in four of his six startS. The Reds thOught they were get- · ling a 15·$.ame winner when they si~ed Smiley to a four-year, $18.4 m111ion contract last November. , . lnslead, they've gotlen a pitcher who can't seem to get out of trou· ble wilhoul giving 11J1 runs. "To me, he's throw~ well but just not gettinJ results, • manager Tony Perez saul "They're not hitting the cover off the ball. He'll be all ri hL" · T~e third inning was a good · example of what's wrong. After retiring the first two batters, Smiley gave ~ a singles to Willie WilSon, Jose Vizcaino, Mark Grace and Ryne Sandberg, then a double to Sieve Buechele, wbo. has an 11 ; game hitting streak. Just like that it was 4-0 and Smiley was gone. Pitching coach LB!tY Rothschild doesn't see Smiley doing anything wrong in his pitch selection or his delivery. All the Reds can do is wait for better results. '· "Confidence is going to come with success," Rothschild·said "I think he'll get a couple of wins under his belt and let it roll on.'' · ' Te•nls . 9ermany (AP) -. Second-seeded Ivan Lendl of the United States beat third-seeded· Michael Stich or Germany 7-6 (72), 6-3 in the final of the BMW Open on Sunday for his 93rd'csreer title. TeDDII MADRID, Spain (AP) - Topseeded Stefan Edberg of Sweden defeated third-seeded SerJi Bruguera of Spain 6-3, 6-3, 6-2 1D the final of the City of Madrid Grand Prix on Sunday. w...... DI...._ . San Fnrlci.IC" ........17 9 .6S4 ................. IS Atl.onla ......:.......... l3 Son Dioao ............. ll CJNCIN);ATI. .........9 Cdcndo ......... -......9 laAnJ<OI-.............9 9 14 13 15 15 .625 .411 .451 .315 .375 .:160 16 I 4.5 s 7 7 u ' Saturday's KorH o.m.r. 99. 91 (2 01'). ..... tied 1·1 Pordl:8d 105, San Antonio 96. tied 1-1 .me. • o1 Florid• p.m. s.. Dioao {Goos Ham, 1-4) " MCXI· '-I (P. 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Plesant WV Call 30<1-6~15-1244 for appt or information By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Correspotldent • Although Bob Adams Jr. of : Racine tried every way. possible, ' West Union, W.Va. driver Butch • McGill won his third straight reature Friday night by claiming the i 2S-lap Laic M~l main at Skyline • Speedway in SICwarL Bruce Dennis claimed the UMP ' modified main,Jeff Wood the Lim, ited Late Models, Ralph Gardner. • Street Stocks; and Reedsville's , Bobby Bailey claimed .a torrid ' Four-cylinder A-main. Due to the great condition of the . track, qualifications and the La!-C Model feature event were run m • near record times. The 2S-1ap main,' caution flag and all lasted just under 10 minuaes. Adams timed in with a blazing 12:54 clocking. McGill and Adams went wheel, to-wheel, nose-to-tail without incident, but each limo McGill would come out ahead. McGill, lJboard ~s· old ride, the Doll.llfothers Special, new exactly wbere to be to stifle Adams IDOJIIenttim. Adams h~s now ,placed second six times ' thiS young season. : · Heat winners were Butch McGill over Bill Childers and • Adams, Bobby Mossor over Scou Wolfe and Benny Thieman; and ' Delmas Conley over Kenny Johnson. ' Following in third was last • week's winner Andy Bond, Bobl!y · : Mossor, Delmas Conley, Bobby : ·Hill, Kenny Johnson, Larry Bond, • Scott Wolfe in the Ebers • : Citgo1Precision Automotive/ ~ ·McDonald's Car and Mike !. le&dl ..,. 2-0 Utah 19, S.ttLo 85, teticlti.ed 1· 1 ' NewYCIIt u1Ddi&M, I:30p.m. s -.................... <5 New Yodl .............. l4 cnle.d..-2-0 Cbicaao 117, Atlarn.a l02. Cbicaao Tueaday's pmes lil- r ........................ l4 n tc.dl--2.-0 L.A. LWn 116, Ph...U. II, L.A. I.ok· / - • Transactions • - Jc.nrnc Preaon. dcl:fcnllvo lineman; Soa&t Kdlh Crowfanl .... Suaday'o srores ' ..... --- " Tuaday'llaJDII L.A. Cllppas 95, "'""""' 13, ...;.. ood l·l New Y!Xt 101, Indian. 91, New Yadl: ..... N.Y. llluMitn: at ~bw)h. 7:30p.m. Bu&lo at Mooli'Cil, 7:30p.m. Dennis, Wood among Skyline Speedway winners I . S1. I..GWiat Toroa&o.7:30 p.m. aaiet tied 1·1 Olicq:)ll ~I p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE I in the third inning after taking advantage of a Southern fielding miscue. As both pitcher$ offered .the respective batlers a selection of blazing fastballs and picked the comers apart with Slralegic curves and off-speed offerings, the strike out tallies for both sides steadily climbed ' , , .. Both pitchers hurled shut-out baseball m thi: middle innings, but SHS came to life when the game was on the line. Sonthern tied the game in the seventh when Jeremy Northup singled, Kyle Wicltline advanced him to second on a bunt and Jeremy Dill doubled to score Northup and lhrow the game into extra innings. ~ Bailey, \ N•u.aJ rootW Laa• NEW YORK OIANI'S: S - Willlo lleomoo, r.tike Md'ulond, lWold Nub and Joel Thornton, defenaive baek.a; New Ieney 101. CLEVELAND 99. 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By SCOTT WOLFE SeDtlnel Cor1 espondent Southern's baseball team became lhe tallt of the town afler claiming a dramatic 2·1 extrainning, come-from-behind victory over the Vinton County Vikings Friday night in Racine. • Not only .was tl)e game an el!cilmg game to watc~. but it also highlighted a premier pitchin~ dual between Southern's Ryan Williams and. Scott Rawlings of Vinton County. The Tri·Valley Conference win lifted Southern's record to 10-4 overall going into tOnight's game against Alexander: Vinton County took a I.() lead . (NOTE: 15 WORD LIMIT AND YOUR SELLING PRICE MUST BE IN YOUR FREE AD) (SORRY, THIS DOES NOT APPI..YTO YARD SALES> NAME=--------~------------------~~~-PHONE NUMBER; - - - - - . . . - - - - - - - , . . - - - ; _ _ _ . . . ; _ - McPaniel. · .Bruce Dennis defeated Barry ; Jacobs, Ore& Schilling, Bill MAIL TO: (OFFER EXPIRES 6/21 /93) • 111 W. iWN STREET-POIHIOY 992·2124 • 2MIDIUM ! 1 ,.,.... ••' i $ PIZZAS " PKIUP • ~=:ao~; = ';:'~~ HoUe Dicbon y, . 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(AP)Ernie Irvan drove his Chevrolet Lwnina from fourth to rust on the final lap Sundl!y to beat Jimmy Spencer in the WIIISIOn SOO. Irvan averaged 155.411 mph in the 188-lap race on lhe Talladega SupersPCedway's 2.66-mile, highbanked oval. Dale Jarrett fmiibed third and Dale Earnhardt was fourth. ' m: left Wot-~ ~ r:.Od~orld . . ~ Bo ade 100 it thr~~ the trafff.~ b~sWolfe 1 ed ~I · J kie B sow .' owmg dac 'th oggls to move mto secon WI two aps remaining The younger Boggs from iOth p1ac d. CBI!J.~e finish ended ~n~~o s · gg ' Southern left two men stranded on base in. the frame, but saved its heroics for the next go-round. Going into the last inning, Southem and Vinton County were locked up at 1-1. Both starting pitchers were still pitching great and both coaches showed confi· dcnce in their hurlers by allowing ' ., them to eilher win or lose the game in .the closing eantos. . Williams retired ViRIOn County in the top half of the eighth, lhe SHS began its victory drive. Joey Hensler led off lhe inning with a wallr., Rohcrl Kimes singled, Billf Jones reached on a fielder's cho1ce that eliminated Kimes. Andy Grueser had come on to pinch run for Hensler, who had advanced to lhinl. Williams helped his own cause by lifting a lo11g sacrifice fly that brought home • Grueser with the winning run. Williams got the start on the mound for Southern, going all eight innings to post the win. Williams fanned 14 Viking bailers, gave up I three scatlered hits, walked lhrec and pitched ·five sbut out innings to end the game. Rawlings pitched a beautiful game for Vinton County, ~oing all eight innings. He fanned mne, scat· In celebration of this event, the nurses of PNRC will be treated tered three hits and wallr.ed three. Southern hiuen were DiU with a to dinner at the Olive Garden, Parkersburg, WV. double, Andy Fields, Kimes and Jeremy Northup one single each. Vinton County was led by Rawlings with a single, Houdashelt · In addition, the residents will host an Ice Cream Social honor a single and Jenkins a single. . of their nurses on Thursday, May 6th, 2:00. Innlag totals Vinton Co.: 001.()()().()() = 1-3-1 ' ·soulhem: ()()().()()().11 = 2-4-2 . --Sports briefs-• DOMINO'S •PIZZA . The Daily Serttiilel 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, OH 457.69 Bocook. and Doug Henry in the . Ralph Gardner claimed his second straight V-8 Pure Stock event after holding off challenges from Don Ross and Pomeroy's T.R. Cullums in the Precision A11tomotive car. Cullums great ride ended when he was forced into the inside rail. Evan Chichester was second fol· lowed by Ross, who hail gone to the tail, Mark Davis, Ed House and Pomeroy'!- Todd Smith in the Anderson' l"umiture car. · Heats went to Collums, Steve Bigley and Ross. Meigs Countians Smith and Bailey were third in.the • heats. . Bobby Bailey of Reedsville, made ita clean sweep in the Fourcylinder Pure Stocks by claiming both his heat and thi: feature. Bailey held off numerous challenges from Racine's George Adkins, the second heat winner. After a late race mishap Michael Balter and Doug Sams edged out Adkins for second and third, while Ben Flora placed fifth . . · Racing continues Friday night at 7 p.m . UMP modifieds. Mark Frazier who had worked his · Mossbarger · way up from clghth to third. Feature:Cbarlie Fisher, BowlBogg •s widened his lead to ing Myers, Garrett, Nier Mce.t near! • h bu 'th · laps Snell Da Mluk g on the ed contender Rod Evans final lap. Tony Throckmorton, Barry Bragdon, Greg Stephens, John Whimey Sr. and Charlie Sey- Throcltmorton.' ' mour rounded out lhe top 10. B-maia: Barry Bragdon John Heat winners ·were Jackie ·-wrua~e Sr Joe Dunsieth• Gary F · ds Y' '! Y • ' · Boggs, raz1er an . eymour. Brag- Krug_. Do.nme KeM1son. Ch.arhe don lOOk the B-mam. Fannm, J1m Lyall, John Whitney 'Chillicothe's Bob Crace Jr. won Jr., Dicit Hayslip Jr. Harr~o:!e~utup ~r~~ ~nn~~~ the first regular season UMP EFeature-Randy Boggs, Jackie lace start, Jim' Nler who stormed , mod feat~re ov~r Jer!"Y . Bragg, Boggs, Scott Wolfe, Marlr. Frazier, ~om lith; McCann; Rick Hplley, Tr~nt Kmttle, R1ck Wdhamson, Paul Coyan, ~onon, Brag- • Dave Snell Dave Dickson and Mike Huntley, ~o Mapes, Ron !jon, Srephen.s, Whllneyl seymour, MarkGoodflciSh Cane~. Gary Buck, Aaron ·Bapst. Krug, Ke!Jmson, Fannm, Evans, · ' M C and Bill Bocook. Lyall. Dunseith, Wilson, Williams, . Heat wmne~s were c ann, Heat winners were Crace and Mithcell Whitney Jr. F1sber and Bowling. Williamson. 'UMP Modlf'Jtds , The Lat!' Model feature was Rick Walker claimed the Street First heat-Bob Crace Jr., Bill : another thrille~. A first lap tango Stock feature over Steve Day, Bocook, Mike Huntley, Bob between J!Oie-sltter Greg Stephens Roger French, Bill McElfresh, Mapes. ' and Charlie Seymour, mo~ed Scott ~utch Owings, Carl Coleman, Second beat.Rick William.!IOn, ' Wolfe. to the pole along Side even- Steve Bobo, Robert Taylor, John ,, Aaron Bapst, Dave Landrum, tua1 wiDilCr Randy ~ggs. Reaser and John Remy. Dewey Scott. Wolfe, m the Next week K-C Raceway will · Feature-Crace Jr Bragg KnitMcDonalds'/Baum Lumher/Marlr.'s host "'I'!te <;Jub" All-Star Circ~ of . tie, Williamson, l.t'ike Hu'ntley, ; ~uto Sl!les, INC Rocket got the Champions Outlaw Super Sprmts Mapes Carter Buck Bapst · JUMP on the restart and led the field · and E-Mods. At press time these Bocoolc• Lundluni Scott. ' ' • throug~ t~ms l~ne and t":o• but were. the only two classes sched· ' Super Streeis '' ..: Boggs hl&h hne gave h1m ~he ulC(I for Saturday. First beat-Rick Wallr.er Carl ' momentum and the lead gomg Coleman Steve Day Barr down the back chute. SUMMARY Brio ' ' . y .' Boggs and W~Ife paced the Super Spriats ~beat-Roger French, Rob : field. fa the next rune laps ~til the 'First lleat·Steve McCann, Rick Lemaster John Remy Keith • caul!On flew for John Whl.~ey Jr. Holley, Tim Jodrey. Milce Atkins. Denny ' ' : BOBl!s• ofG!ftyson, KY, drivmg I!" Second lleat-Mike Bowling, Feature-Walker, Day, French, • Audie Swartz Predator Chass1s Jim Nier, Ron Myers, George Fisb- McElfresh, Owings, Coleman . spon~ore~ by Moorehead Auto er. Steve Bobo, Robert Taylor. John . Parts, built a 6-8 ~ !engh~ Third heat-Charlie Fisher, Reasor, John Remy, Blain Hamlead over Wo e and Chillicothe s Harry Garrett, Dilve Snell, Roger mon, LeMaster, Denny, Brisker. ; Southern·edges Vinton ·county 2·1 ; • • \ I sezioll.O (W-2-0). 7::!0p= (!.Aouy 0-1) " ! - (llakcoh 2-1). 7:3S ...... Saturday's stores ''• v-.. s..... Anploo z. v....... vcr._...-1-0· _ _. 4, Bolhlo 3 , - loodo MilwaDkee (Eldrd. l-2) •• Tczu (Brown 2<-1). l :lS p.m. St I..ouia 10, Atlanll3 aNCINNATI 9, ChioaiO 4 S.tnl'nocUco7, Mm'-13 ' N.Y. loloadao 3, ~ l. N.Y. Js. ludoa lood -1.0 ' Toalaht'IIIIDts Seaulo 4-1). 7:3S ...... - -- ' SUDCboy'a ICOrel used a mouth call to call the tom wllllln ranJie of bls U-gauge sbotgun loaded with n'umber l shot. (Sentinel photo by Jim Freeman) first restart saw B9wling bag Myers for third, then both blilzed past McCann for the next two slots. ·Bowling made one last bid, but F"tsber used lapped traffic 10 score a comfortable win at the finish. Fisher wislted away to the win in the · Superior Tank and Trailer,(laerae Enmnes #148 a 1993 . . ·-o-· . • 'sh C~ass!S of his own dcs1gn. F1 er said in victory lane, "We're just .getting .the ear nmed up for lhe rest · of !he season. The track was super fast tonight. I'd lite to thank my crew andsponsors • especially Earl • Ga~rte who l.et us b.orrow this eng!ne for IORigbthet. TJ:tis borrdEarow1';" 5 engme gave_us . wm 81! (G~erte~ go_t thl~ engme a~d e_ngmes JUSt like this to sell. Wed like to see everyone suppon those who suppon us. That's what it's all about" R · d' th In eight innings, MUNI~H, ---- ! TWLPtt.CJ ' PIUJodolpltia ........... ll 6 .750 SL Low. ................14 11 .S60 4.5 ~ ................ 13 12 .520 B Chka...................l2 12 .500 6 . Pilllboqh ............. 12 12 .500 6 AaMa .................. 11 14 ,440 7.5 Now Y... ................9 14 .:191 1.5 BIG TOM - Rkbard Hovatter of Middle, port dOWDecl this ll-pound gobbler with a 10· inch beard Friday mornla&. Hovatter said be : : • • NATIONAL LEAGUE lulonolli- • --Sports briefs-- Phoeaill Sus, wbo lost 86-81. (AP) NowY"*3.s..alel.IO .... u 1 6.n.aais3 Cl.I!VF.LAND 10. Ooldoad 1 Btb' r re._x-.Cily3 T-6,ChicoJOI Ta.u 13. hlil.,..ee 2 shot past Steve McCann on the with McCann on the point and fourth lap and fended off stiff chal- Fisher breathing right down his lenges from Caldwell's Ronnie . back. Myers and eventual second-place Fisher moved into first on the fi!Jisber and defending track cham- fourth circuit, repellinf: efforts for a pion Mike Bowling MC . T' · Jodre ·the c ~nn repass, a ast moVIng lm Y set pace for the Ronme Myers and rim riding field on the f~ lap, but yield¢ to Bowling. A couple cautions tighta har(l-chargmg McCann on the ened lhe field but left lapped traf. second circuit. The race was red fie between Myers and Fisher. The John SIOCkton had 14 points and 12 assists for Utah. their team's succ• Ia the llllal aecoads of Sun· THAT'S RIGHT, WE'RE BAD!- Several members of tile Los Aaaeles Lakers celebrate . day's NBA ·playoff aame aaalast tbe host . - • Baseball • - spectators packed the coofl!'es of K-C Raceway Saturday CVCI!mg for the 1CJ?3 ~ opcne.r. which saw Charhe FISher, Spnnts; Randy Boggs, Late Ml?del; Bob Crace Jr., E-Mod· and R1clt Wallr.er Super Street Swck· take the . ·tiai h It • 1D1 c ec • ered flags f~ the ~n. . . . Local drivers R1ck W1lhamson of 'Y"If Pen and Scott ~olfe '!f Racme had good runs m theu Clticago slip. s past Cincinnati 4-3 ~~~ TPB! opening day slated for Saturday '• flagged on the third go-round as a respecbve diVISions. . . u.... Lakers push S~ns to brink of elimination; B'ulls, Knicks win ' · More~=~CSo :s~~ full Co~n ~ SuJ.ler S~rmt feat~re, s~cond tur!' melee ~eft. G~orge ~., ...., of ••• .ed. umCbargin . ~!vCbare an . f'8!=C car !"G- Fisher toppling onto his Sllle m thi: &-~....-~ - - · race-starv valOr lie F1sher sling- Andrews 1156. The race resumed . In NBA plllyo/fs, By The Assodated Praa The Phoenix Suns, on lhe briJik of one of the biggest upsc1losses in · playoff history, must do somelhing that's never been done before to avoid that embarrassment · The Los Angeles Lakers, the only one of 16 NBA playoff ICaiiiS with a losing record, sboclr.cd lhe Suns for thi: second time Sunday, holding them to 11 points on 19 percent shooting in thi: fourth quarter of an 116-Blvictory. In postseason hisiOry, only three teams have come back from a 2.0 deficit to win a best4-five series. In none of !hose C&'lCS did the team with the 2-0 deficit lose the fltSt t'VO games at home, . · : "I played 1!5 bard as I eQUid," said Charles Barlr.Iey, who had 18 points and 21 reboundS. but missed all seven of his shots in the Suns • miserable fourth quaner. "I just dido 't play well." . The Suns have hisiOry on their side in one respect: In lhe previous : nille years of the current 16-team NBA playoff fmnat. lhe top seeds in the two COI)ferences are 18.0 in thi: farst round. The Dally Sentinel Page 5 Fi.sher, Boggs, 'Valker winners in K-C Raceway season opener Monday, May 3, 1993 Page-4 sJ.SCOTT WOLFE ~ \ ''• '• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • 4-INCH SEED GERANIUMS 99c ·. ALL ALL VEGETABLE PLANTS IOC MIXED · FLATS •TOMATOES eiROCCOLI $795 •PEPPERS eCUCUMIEIS eCAIIAGE eCAULIFLOWEI All Mltchis Flats ud H•glng Baskets are $6.95 and 57.95 For This Spring. . . We Feel nit This Is The Best B•gaia Ar..d. . · . CHECK OUT OUR BEDDING PLANTS AND HANGING BASKETS �'~ PIGI I The Dally Sentinel r• ... . • Monday, May 3, 1983 Poineroy-Middleport, Ohio Public Notice Pl.mllc Notice GETS. BREAD PubliC Notice Public Notice lhe ~r~aldng, conaiNCiiOII ar fumlahld 111 Bond form, proou-t acllvltlu, to> S'-ofOhlo ahalllll8auld by • 8uratt the uta•t that the - - - - - - be.,...) PI.AJNTIFF lmprow.nenll o1: 81111 Roull 7, Section Public Notice In aooordanoa with pur CompanY.. or Corporation .c ontractor purah.... - VImallrille Mellor a..vloM, &o.d policy, applloatlona Unknown OWner 11.31, llalgJ County, Ohio 011 I,._. WITH AWANT AD MLLE111 IOIID DE....R 4:30 P. & DIY IEFORE "IUCAnOI :::;:::'..~=' ... Thil ............ lllnorlty ahall raeu1t In lie awll'll of proour•111t contraal8 to LEGAL NOTICE The GIIUwacllcan llalga suet.- & ...,... (IIIBE) etlle c..Uftecl lllnorlty Bualn 11 En..,jNI •In.., Board of Alcohol, 0rua ht·AIIde Project. Each 1111111111* ..._ value of Addiction IIIII 111ant11 Hlallli bidder muat aullmll •• wldr- tNt lila alllnortty not ..... 1111n • • pwoant a.-tna hal ariftaunnd It FREE VISION lullldng propn+lor the Bualna11 Enterprlae •• (2%) olthe prlrM -Inlet. '. SCREENING All oontraotora and provlaton o1 -~~~ . . - , •• Cllllllad by "" Equal Elllploymant Opportunity aubcontractore Involved and *uglalcohol aM'VIcu TUESDAY, MAY 4th ' . Coordll..-. with IIIII project *"~ to the In thlcommunlly. Conlrrloll (1\ • 10am-2 pm Eeoh propo111 . muet Ullnt preoll He UH Ohio will be awarded to PRESCRIPTION SHOP -lain •• full - o f •• Producte, materlala, oo..,IMinlty - I M who •! o1 · Perty or parll11 aubrnllllna awvloM, and labor 1n lha · .Q"provldl .. Middle · rt the propo111 and ell IMpla111antetion of lhla the following 11rvlo11 ,.............. tad lhlllln. project . · Adclllonally, dUring FY M (July .t , 1113. Each bidder muat aubmlt contractor comp!l- with June ao, 1tiM): . avl.._olltaupallanoe. the "Equill E111ploy111ent oCoelnMIIrws;l'eyc!lolhlraPy on pro)acta of almllar alza OPPOrtunlly raqulremente ;f~}.n*'t of Ohio Admlnlllrall,. Coda r Public Nola Public Notice and oamplalty. The ..;.;.;,;..;;...__ lnlonda eftd requlr11 lhet C!Ypllr 123, 11e Governor'• T.-ent Contract d0Dumanl8, IIIII lhl• project be 00111platad EDCUIIVI Order of 187211111 .Pra-Holpllallzallon LEGAL NOllCE no later than Auguat 1, ~.. 111111111 ..,..,.... wlllll thalli, and apaolllcallona ·&-..live 0rc1ar ..,, ahiU Scraenlng ~ m ali ad et the oflloe o1 thl Ollft Ill olllllnad at alld 1113. .Parllal Hoapltllluaon :;,...,.., llunlclpal Building, oflloa .n.r lily I, 1111, et Blddara " ' required to _._plywlth oHotLinaS.MI Tlllrd StrMt, Syrac-. $21.00 per aet, which comply wllh the lllnorlty theBlddrra pnwlllng Willi- on oCrtalalnllr ..,lion money w11 be refunded 1o Bulin~~~ E-prloa (JIBE) ;:9111o, 1111114 p.IIL local 1iMa e!,·'~'i' n (- en .,......,, ...ftl S, 111118, thl unauoo-ful bl_.a requir-onta Ill forth 1ft Pullllo lmprova111n18 In · for fumlahlft:J' all Ieber, upon the return of lha 8aollon 114.07 of tho Ohio llolge Couftty and til• oRalkltnGIII Trlllrii•'IIRIIldlndal .,_. - mallrl... an equipment oo111pleta 111 In good . Reviled Code, •and Rule Vlll8ge of Syrao-, Ohio, .....,oaa (Short/· a dellrmlnld bv the Ohio :~ nl a•••., to eomplete two oondllon no -•than tan 114-142 of the Ohio • LongT-). (10) daya afllr bid dalo. AilmlnlatraUva Code, In Department of tnduatrlal 1. RHidantltl Tflllmlftt , , praJa . Street Rllurflclng, and at Chacke ehaU be 1111da p•t, lhla 1111111a that anr. Ralrlllo111. - 11ld tlrne and place,. peyebla to lh• Village al lllddar, to the ulont lhet I . The VIllage ol SyrtouM 2. Rellldendtl lrlltment auboontreota work, llhall 1.......,11 the right to waive Foolllly, lncluclng: ';!:publicly opened· and raid 8l,>TIIct•, Ohio. ~ .. ;&oucl. Each bidder to award aullconlraDI8 to · - lrragularlllll Md to re(act 1, Adult RealdanUal Crtala lnllrvanllon Raapllo 1. •· TIM •llmelld - • ol thl furnlah with Ita jNopoaal, • Olltlfied lllnorll)' Bueln~~~ any or al bide. roJaota era $111,000 Bid Gulllftly and Contreot E-..... ln. an aggragalu VILLAGE OF SYRACUSE b. Youth Realdantlel . .lanloe .........,, ~-lain'_...__ · ;: Projaat No. CR 4SO) end Bond In - d a n • with dohr value of no ilia lhM , 11,2110 (Pn;Jact No. CRC") lecllon 1113.54 of the Ohio five percent (5'Jt) of thl Clart(-TNPIII,. '"''" -·-·-·,_,.... a. Other RIVilld Coda. Bid NCurlty prl111e contra~t. Bidder (5)3, 10, ztc 3.RIIIdanllaiSupport 4. Colllmunlly f!aaldlncl ~. ,;l----------------4 a• . . ;;·a; _,. ...•..__________ "----....-----' ..___ ao-··111........, ==: "'..._..•Syreowa c-......,... Ia........, ~ - - ~··· =······ .... ~ . Commulllty Calelldar !lema · appear two days before u ev!!llt _ ud tile dll)' oltlult evat.Ia.. .•. mtlll be received well Ia advuc:e to asure publladioa Ia the caJ. :r: -~- · elldar. MONDAY .~ MIDDLEPORT • Middlepon Garden Club, Monday, home of · Mrs. WilliiDI ·Morris; 7:30 p.m. :~' Mn. Occqe Anderson will present an helb pogram. Members bring a ·,·.flower IIJllllgemenL •" ' ~~ POMEROY'· Episcopal Cbun:h Women, rummage sale, Monday ,; an.d Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m .. .I church parish hall (across frOm ..~ Pomeroy Villaale Hall). ' ~. oConeulllllon Community Calendar ·•· . . 134, OES, amual inspectiOn, MoncJay. 7:30 p.m. Refnis~ments. All members abencl. CARPENTER • Board of Trustees, Columbia Township, Monday 7:30 p.m., Carpenter Foe Station. • I LETART · Letart Township ·Trustees, Monday, 7 p.m., office building. TUESDAY POMEROY • F.O.E. Ladies AUlliliary No. 2171, mother-daughter banquet, Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. Officers elecred, new members initiated. . . CHESTER • Pomeroy OE.S MIDPLEPoRT ~ Revival, Mid· Chapter No. 186, Tuesday, 7:30 ;-:dlepon Community Church) Pl:arl p.m., Chester Masonic Building. " Sll'eet, Monday through Saturday, -;;: 7:30 p.m. Different singers and MIDDLEPORT • Free vision preachers nightly. Public invired. screening by Marietta Ophthalmology Associates, Tuesday, 10 a.m. ;! RACINE • Racine Village 10 2 p.m., Prescription Shop) Mid' Council, Monday, 7 p.ni.) Sw Mill dleport. ... ·-.Part. 'COOLVILLE • Revival,· . SYRACUSE - Suuon Township White's Chapel Wesley.an Cburth, if, 1'fusllles, 7:30 p.m. Monday, Syra- Coolville, Tuesday through SunU case Municipal Building. day, 7 p.m. nightly. Rev. Jack Wilhite invites everyone. PAGEVlLLE ·Scipio TownPOMEROY • Regular meeting, ;; ship ~rustces, Monday, 6:30 p.m., Drew Webster Post No. 39, Ameli· , , ·Pageville Townha!L . can Legion, Tuesday, cUnner at '1 ~· GALLIPOLIS • Women Alive, p.m., meeting at 8 p.m. _ mother-daughter banque~ Monday REEDSVII.W - Eastern Alblet· "" 6 p.m., Dale's Restaurant in Galic BoosterS, Tuesday. 7 p.m., high ;., Iipolis. school cafeteria. RACINE • Racine Chapter No. ' .Prwanaon otnlomllrtlon and R11am1 d---' oEdUcl-- "MIDDLEPORT • Middleport oOutreachllo otn-~n Qualified Sarvlcll Lodge No. 363, 'tuesday, 7:30 oQthar Priority will Ill given to p;m, ~ddlepon Masonic Build- · lhoait er,plloanll who11 mg. propoaa 1 addroaa the 1 WEDNESDAY · REEDSVILLE· Olive Town- . ship T1111tccs, Wednesday, 7:30 ~·~~e River State Forestty MIDDLEPORT • Heath United Methodist Olurch, spring rummage sale, Wednesday; 9 Lm. to 3 p.m.• Thursday, 9 a.m. to noon. Spon~ ~by Eleanor Cilcle. nelda ·or "apacilll" Dll111t population or who will deliver . . rvlcll In under11rved eraaa. "lpaolll" olent populallonl · . . daRned 10 : o8au•.£YIIanllllyDh 'lad · oChlldrlniAdolllcantiiSED oSuiiJ- AlluM •Vlcd- o1 ,........., end/or · POMEROY · Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 F&AM, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Refreshments. s:.:.-:. tb:::- oE~ oiMIR, DDill •Vollrlnl +111rlng Impaired' . oforenalc Clil!lta oGenlirll PopulalloftiOthar . , olhllgroup • ,...... fiad In your agancy lhlll II• provld•d to aga n o le • wh o • • organizational atructur•, oparaUng polloi•• and procedu,.. and aarvlc• delivery adhere to th• fallowing crllllrla: Th• agency ahall Ill • pubic or priVII8 tar-profit or nol·for· proiU agency dUly oanaabrtad u...._ thl Ohio RIVIIed Code to oondliot 1Mieln11a In the •1111 ol Ohio; TIM aganoy ah .. ldh111 to all federal and a lito lawe, atandarda and ragulallona u they appty to 11101-. ldmlnlllriiiVI oparapona and 11rvto• delivery, Including, but not Umltld to: Co...,...oa with .. Ana. Olaortmlnalory IIIIo and OEFENOANTS C.a No. IIS-C¥-77 AFFIDAVIT STATE OF OHIO COUNTY OF IIEIGS, u Rebecca A. Howard, being flrat· duly aworn, dapo111 IIIII 1ty1 that abe Ia a duly dpolnlad, qualified 1n aotlng Alalallnt Atlomey G-Ill ol the Stall ol Ohio; IIIII the Plllntlff, Jerry Wray, Director of ·T.-porlrlllon, Stlto of Ohio, lllb, by hit Petition, lo approprlllo lila property daacrlllld lharlln and to fill the value ~I; lhet the fllldanOI(a) of lh• Defendant(a) named llllow 1e ...._,.,and cannot wllh r11aonable dlllgenca . Ill aacertalned: UNKNOWN OWNER Fa !tarat .... The following acUona Equal Employment Op- wara tellen on lllhalf of the pcrtunity · Plaintiff ta ••oerllln the IIIIo llagiatratlon; Car· ptiiCI(a) of fllidlncl or "'' tillcl!lon and Uo-ure of· unknown Delendlnl(a): A Prof11alonal Sto;H, ·Fa.· thorough 1111ch of dll• and S. vi courthouao recorde, tax 81111 Bulking Codal mapa from the County The aganoy ahllll inllln· Recorder'• OHica, County llln Ill fiRM lei ,.porl8 In Engine~~'• m·a pa and -danoawllhgananlly dilcuaalona willl adlolnlng -aplld IOCOunilng prlri· property ownara .. lncllcate clplea and prooedurM that the owner of lhl• (Board PoUcy 1.01.00.00). aubjlct parcel Ia unialown. The .:J•n•r will be It Ia n-urr thlrefore -· ...-It I to give noaoa o1 the filing ol raqu to_, apar of thla pro'poeal an · the Petition llareln by Agency Service Plan Publication, accordance which II In compliance with Section 270~.14; with the ODIIHIODADAS 163.07; •nd Civil Rule at.t,. Carlllloallon Stllnd- U(A), Revlaad Coda. . ardlllanu• • And furthll afllent .eellll App!lclaon mer only Ill noL made~ tho.. •g•n· · Rellecca E....... Allllllnt Attorner Ganaral DINf oarllllad or Sworn to llelora 1M lftd lntondlng to 111k .Oiftl. lloation from th• ailbsortbeclln my pra~~nca thla 3rd dey olllarch, 1113. Olllllt/OQADAS. . Rolllrt L Sch._, Application• mar be Attorner..&-Uw obtalnad anr llrM by coaling Notery Public (114) 4414022 or mer Ill p!oked up at the Board LEGAL NOTICE FOR . PUBUCATION otnce at 414 Second UNKNOWN OWNER, Avenue, Room 202, Galllp ella, Ohio. whoao llddrlll le uftilnown Appllnallon daedlln1: lily to the PlalnUH will like 10, 1113 · nob that It hM lllan auld by tha Olreotor or (4)30; (5)3,3tc Tranaportetlon of the Slelo ------------al Ohio, who ha lnatltutld Public Notice a proceeding In the Common P1111 Court ol IN THE COURT OF Maige County, Ohio, to COIIIION PLEAS .approprtllo car181n property MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO de,crlbed her. .fllr for JerryWrey Dlractor of Tranaportellon . highway purpoall, namely and to k the value ..or laid property. The property :.:"!~.'d • followl: 1 . ' ,, pn entitled "Welconle Hlllllllling '" Binls 10 Your Garden"·at the recent ;. q~eeting of the Ruiland Garden ,. Glob hosted by Neva Nicholson. ,; .. Mn. Aikins swed the iridescent ~ cblors, small size and ability to ·• .bpver have endeared hum111ing ·~~ b.uds to gardeners. They are the · ·'imalleit of all birds yet comprise ~·bne of the largestllinlfamilies. Sbe .~ fCi!Commended growing an assort., ment of plants that will bloom from ~ spriJw 10 r.n. . ·· · Mn. Nicholson gave devotions " with readings from Luke and the ~; poem "Make the Wood Beautiful. • •. Pauline Aikins announced the *club had received a grade of 98.S bon liS program book for 1991-92. ' A 'Jetter of thanks was received · from a grange for corsages made t by the club for 50-year grange • manbcn. ":. Pauline Aikins reponed on the ,;COWity meeting at Pomeroy. Flow-· ;:er show scheduka were dislribultd. · 4 · Margaret Belle Weber reported •on the lelional Ohio Associalioo of i GJiden Club meeti!ll at the Holi· ~~aJ. Inn in Gallipolis. Pauline ·~. "Mapiet Belle: Weber llld \Marcia DeniMIIJ ""'""""' . 1. • Pauline Addu lqiOfted on !he ;vo~~m::r m:opition dinner • the. .OaDipolis Devdopmemal Center.. A card wu s i = for Octa ·~. · 1wllll whli is in the , Thepuupwill plllitflowalln 1 1 diepial!ltn II ow:rRptllnd. · L. • IAJSID PAIIfL GAUGE DOOI PARCEL NO. S.WD =:fuu LIMITATION OF ACCESS, IN THE FOLLOWING Doroth~ ·Woodard, Margaret Belle Weber, Pauline Aikins, Stdlll IIAINIEIIUCE 949·2391 or 1·100..137·1460 •UGHT HAULIN~ •FIREWOOD DESCRIBED PROPERlY Baing In lhe of the rold on the eouth liM ol 10010.. Lot No. 383; thlnoa-1 about 200 laet to "" cliff; thence In • northarty direction to the or tha Slhril Roger and "-1 Snyder lOUth prop•ly Ina; ..... _ - t llllout 200 laet lo the oenllr ol the road; thence eoulh 7 dagru r Wilt about II laet to ... Place of · Beginning, containing O.SS1 ol.., - . 111or1 or ilia, IIIII baing ol unknOWII -•hlp .. the Court of llelga, IIIIo of Olllo. Own•• ralrlln rlghll of ........ · - "' and. lrorn anyand raldual-. Seld ,..... nol8d...,. lhelllurlhlr llkenolloa llet unla11 they, or their Altomey, 1111 an no ..... than Zl deyl ,.., the 00111Diellon or 1M a. viol of Publication, IIIey wll be d11med to hne waived their right to • - • · and lhe Petition wll Ill tallon • true and Judgmant will Ill rendered IOCOrclngty; Civil Rula12(AX1). . JERRY WRAY Director ol T..napwllll... n 3! 28; (4)5, 12, 1t, 26; Lawn Mowing, Fertilizing, Wltldlng, · SERVICE AUO lAS lANK . RIPAII ' CAll IIC 99'·7204 or 742·2223 411118311 mo. MR. BEE CHIPS COLGATE BAKING SODA TOOTHPASTE OR CAPLETS ~'II...~ OR GEL 4.4 OZ. tOO'S MOTRINIB TABLETS . =-"' 6". ORIGINAL .p "'"" '!HAL COST 4 ... ALKA-SELTZER TABLETS . 36'S : 319 •' CLASSIIED ADS ··= ' for_ewry g,. . . 1£n .!!!I ••••••I•• fiDI .,_ ., LUI=JRICANTS. THAT WORK HARD FOR YOU. • .•BP D!eael SUpreme... Try It, there Is n difference. 614·446·0736 . F'"EIIImet11, Repair Low Coate. Work Guan~nta8d IIDUra: SUn. & IIDn. Cloaocl T-Wod,Fri. · 1:30 .,...,,. pm ThurJ.. Sal. 10 -.1'pm 4.J.1 41:10 Shoe~ l11si.. •• Out 614·949·2335 or . 614-593·5010 "Inspirations" Flower Shop Galllpolle ~rn~ ·. loof Getting IIUirrlad? Mead llowlfl? Accllaorlal? Chi01I out my prtc• llral ....rry E. Mil'-· - Atkins, Ann Webster and Marcia Denison furnished flowen for & . churches and other organizalions. Marg&ret Belle Weber won the traveling prize furnished by Pauline Aikin~. Kathy Dalton will furnish the pnze for the May meeting. Kathy Dalton presented "Soil Where It All Begms." She stated 1)11 1.! soil is a complex, varying mixture I , ,. of minerals panicles and organic maner. partic:les range in size from fmest clay 10 pel~ sand and gravel. DURACELL ~~.___) A fine source of enrichment is KODAK GOLD 35 MM NEOSPORIN PLUS compost and barnyard manure. MAXIMUM STRENGTH ULTRA 400 FILM "AA" OR "AAA" Manure should be composled from CREAM OR 24EXP.OR ~!·ERIES OINTMENT PLUS1 100 FILM six to 12 months. 1120Z. 36 EXP. ' Dorothy Woodard presented 1111 article on "L.ilacs, Tough and Rewarding," She stated lilacs came from Europe with the earliest settiers. Modem lilacs offer a wealth of choices ill the garden. They are easily mainteined once they are established. Apply dormant oil in RITE • April before leaves appear 10 pre. . AID Serv1ces vent scale. Lilacs lhat refuse 10 ·. flo!"er is usually caused by poor SPEEDsncK GILi.e'm O.B. TAMPONS :lrainqe and too much !hide. 27'S DEOOORANT MEN'S Dorothy Woodard had the hint HAIR ·. , . AID I'HAIIMACY for tbe. eveninl on "Make Your BY MEI'INEN TOILETRIE81ft8 ACCPJ8110Sf' MAJOR 2.2SOZ. 2.2SOZ. IIJIIJ . AEAOOOI. ~':c1SOL $ Garden Sing. Plan·t trees an" T090Z. l'atc~W IJOIII'UIIfl. . eoz. shrubs thlt off:r shebet for ~ sites. Landscape with seed and fruit , . AID ACC.PTS ALL . producing planiS. Mrs. Woodlrd . ..,._ .,.•c--R'I the Rite II'U Aid also preaented an article on "Care _, , . _ • - · . • .,.ar.,. JOU... . ofYourEuterLily."Sbec!Oied . COfiiiONS. · call1-aoo-4-D .~ , with apoem'ibc Blfa'Lily." .__,...;.._ _ _ _.__~-----.,.~-~-----,_.....,...,.....,...;.;_.__ _....;;.;.Oi! , --...,1 QtWity - --=-::-----:: 189 For 99 FREE ESTIMATES 614·992·7643 (lo S.lllltly Celli) .._,:£: -- 111 I et I J do, IM-lltl M1. ..... K w.t- 7 Yards.le POmeroy, llddllpolt . .... __ --a-.......... . . .... ·---1 ... . . . . . 6 VIcinity 2,....-..... ...... .... ........ , ....., ......_, .Uuaaa..Dn•=· 1~ . . ~-. .... ~ neD • ...._ ROOFING TROM BUILDERS 2t Ynn l~p. 742·2321 "A Qrullily Anured Conrrcrdor•• tllrl,4,1;--.r= =:::: .:: ..=-:, •::.t: 1 I - . . . Olt, .......lltl I ..... ...... 4/29/93 Q97-7U9 . SERVICE NEW LilTING- SR 124 Racine- 170+ lOll farm, includel old barn, hou11, "'!War bar, .nd a mUk house; aome fe~~er hdi>k-upa, 2 TPC water lapa, l.nd • · '' with moet tirnlllr. • 36970 1111 b1 Road Pomeroy, Ollio $75,000: SIZED LIMESTONE REDUCEOI SYRACUSE· 1988 modular with four badrcoma, 2 llllha, ciiCldng, aome •ppliaft911•· part llnold ya'd, matel •1011111 building, oennl air, 3/4 1011. Wry NIOII · NOW A8KlNCI 1411,100 992·3470 OWNER: Jeff Wick.- . POIIIbiOY • WDifl Pan Rd.- 3&+ acres wilh 1975 2 .bediDOIII mobile home,, applllftOia, large ,front ·porch, bam, . Iliad, -lancing: ASKING.._.,., . . How.tiLWrfltHI TEXAS AD- 23 ,1C111 with 2 JtOI)' lerm tiome 3-4 **-· '!PC wallir ·+ well, 101111 fenced line!, moat ~ & llllllbil, bema, aheda, INR . - . •71,000 • ROOFING - NEW-REPAlR EAQU! RIDGE- 2 aiD!)' freme hOme .._, 3-4 llediDoml, !Ill . . . _ , TPC wetar, I + 10111 wilh 2 car lllfllll, pallid road, nioalooalloill ASI<ING tii,OOO . Gutters Downspouts Gutter Ctennlng Painting WE'RE IIIADY TO SERVE YOU'RE NEEOSI Phaa.r·_,_. FREE ESTIMATES 949·2168 .. • 1'· . . HAULING LIMISIOII, ..... GUill & COIL •·•-•ltle! JOE II;SIYU SIYRI 614·742•2138 •caowAn ••• EBLIN'S ELECTRIC .....,........,.... · 24 NL IMIIIIIICY SERVICE Troultle-S.ootl•l · CO. . .ICIAL & RIIIDIIIIW Llce•IM.I•s~retl& 1••••4 FREE ESnMATES . (614) 742·2345 tltt;;~w;;;;;;;d'­ 1 1111 LoalA Found I'"> • • , _ , a. TIM U11, _ , , ~ ~~ I titer c............ UI . L ...,---. AVON lam • 1 ,......,11o•· .._, a ... llll8od dog, ,.... And .~ . ....._.-.. ~.....,.,..: .............. Onllrl FiluiidLc.ll111¥"f' • 8 Al--llullll-lo 614·992·7144 Nl ( l ... 269 COMMERCIAL and RESI~ENTIAL - ·Avow ALLARIAit-.,..,. will ua. YWI 1hl UD Mifillll UIDIINutll 31904 Lettli•• c...kloatl llhl41e,ort, o•io $10ff 439 · New Homes • VInyl Siding New Gara~ • Replacement Windows · Room Additions • Roofing ;WE DO .j As Easy As $1, $2, $3 BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. ...,. - ::-:11-:::::=HI::-:-'Ip-::W=·-::•::-nted::-....,- flcl. oil -------..:..-------,~- 104 1141llorly Aw. rl~~~~lng VISINE EYE DROPS 112 oz. . 614 4461157 •·lr ~011.41711 DAVIDSON'S 4 ' ...,. -.~ ,- MEADOWS SHOE J & THOME IMPROVEMENTS LEATHER REPAIR ..... Fovlld•tlo• 4~~ 1116-4176 • .1419 State Rt. 7 ...m: 1 F11r Coo D\-., Collil .-; · - *11uet 1111 Spoclel farm Ierma with pay...-t 4 IIINI a )'filii lind NO INTEREST or FINANCE CHARGE. RODGIRIE-1 o-, 11 --• 1993 SPRING LUBE SALE MARCH 15TH thru MAY 31ST . Auto-RentGis .Sprtne Tl•,. .Speefal . ... _ ~=~.,·~~~~·-~·~r~~=~il:~';'.;i-! _.,.MM.N ,_. ...,_ I ·wCSwtAts lMDI. •Minimum 60 Celene .•Low ash end sulfur •WIII not gel In winter time. PLUMBING ~ I 667-6179 949' 2104 . ANI &gee Glnlral Photo Center LICENSED and·BONDED Pll. 614-992•5591 :t;s:;. uv.... Experteuc» · . 915-4473 Stratton MTD, lfyan, I.D.C. Repllr cantor PICKUP and DEUVERY Hour• 96· M·F t-3 Sat. ·ctoaed Sundey ! ~~-~·-~--~-..~~~ 'l HOME SITES · HAUUNG:UrnMione, Dirt, Gll'llll and Coal . SIGII&=- 312511 mo. 6:46p.m. Special Early Bird $100 Peyotl Thia ad good lor 1 FREE card. Lie. No. 0061·32 10 OUSSOIIIO RITE AID PH. 614-256-6160 . r-~~~~~~~....................~ · 81 RACINE : EVERY THURSDAY MOWEI CLINIC ! • . EAGLES ~~~~~:~ f~ '• CLUB Mowers· Ckaln Saws •' IN POMEROY Autho~=~~~~~ & • UNES ,BASEMENTS & : COIISTIUCnOI 10 mil. . aoulh of Galllpolia on Bllldan Road 614·992·7698 Po.roy,OIIIo . PONDS ·SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER ....•..•.. J.l. MARINE NURSES' AIDE WITH CPR · TRAINING lOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO TAKE CARE OF IN OUR HOME. 992-6215 • llJIMIIIG 4-1~-~3-~fn : L--_!.~ ' . '' RIC IICAVA11111 ; IISSILL & 1-1 D. A. BOSTON EXCAVAnNG (614) 667·6628 IUSOIULI PIKII '' : 12·5-tfn Save Big on VoyngetW Powered by Marcury Oulbolf1!e •DOZERS •BACKHOE •TRACK LOADER •TRUCKING ••' JDOz.N/16PL . c.......,. 985·4181 '• . St. Rt. 7 FlEE ESTIIII11S ........ (614)81123117 Producta In Sial*· . Call 614·992• · 6637 Aluminum Siding ower Washing WIATOR •. c.alyn lllcCoJ (114) IMINGI2 Sandriii!MidaiiOI'I FORWE Homes and · · COIIPLETE WELDING AND lnclepaauta...tr Conlulllntl SIZED UMESTONE Mobile •·• COKE & DIET COKE eldn.,.. . JWIYKAY T-Shirta • Hats • Uniforms Variety of T.Shlrt Colora end lAaerlngatylee., Quality Stone Co. •• • ASSORTED 1 LB. Mary Key Mil,._ .. 1111cduellldn- tiOIII•n dealgned for yoAII · SEE US FOR YOUR TEAM NEEDS. ainting Services · InteriOr & ·Exterior 3, ate ....... Box 119 . . Middleport, Ohio 45760 (614) 843·5264 112019:wn ROUSH'S FREE COLLINS EITERPRISE$ Ar••= ........... ,.: ......, ,..._...,. Life • Medicare • Cancar • Fire • Health • Accldenr •Annuity, IRA • Mortgage . . 2251 Sildh St. • Sp•CUM, Oh. (614) 992·5315 . Paint ....... ALL _ _ .... IIPIMift Aduusx. GIADI.-: ... ~ tho.,. -~~~~- .... ..... Trimming & Removal USED RAILROAD TIES We ...... ..... .. Of .. ~ ....... and Seeding. Shrub and Tree BILL SlACK 992·2269 corn. I Rocky R. Hupp, D.C.U. • Agent LAWII SHRUB TREE TRIM and . - REMOVAL ALL AND INTEREST .. FEE SIMPLE, EXCUJDING 7 ••• ·~-·--·--llo.!!r --. ':. :-:' .~ Fwce..., ..-.~-.a: ._,._,N_Cir.._ ....... ~ Cheater, Oh. 45720 985-3406 .: , tt :::., AIAEIICAN GENEUL LIFE and · ACCIDENT INSUUNCE COMPANY You Won't Find A Jletter Value! • Food/Drink 36358 SR 7 $1.00 PER n. tolwa: . WHITMAN'S SAMPLER · CHOCOLATES 1129.95 + T•x INSTAllED PRICES OPENERS INSTALUD 9x7-$275.00 Y. HP..$200.00 l6x7-$450.00 WI.. 2 T1111smltlers. ALSO- TRY OUR NEW VINYL SEAL TRIM APPROPIIAlED lltu•tad In the T-"!P of Sallabury, County of U.lga and Still of Ohio, .,d known • llllng pelt ol 100 -.Lot. No, • part af Town ! Norlh, Range 13 Weal, 11 ahown by the n clll'!lld llalgJ County Taz Plat, 11ap No. 27, PIIOII No• oas, and more lullr bounded and daacrlbecl a ·YSPECIALS CALIENTE COLOGNE ' SPRAY o.soz. . Pric11 Stem .. at 111 ,._ l..t =~•., CUSTOM .SADDLES, LEATHER REPAIR and BALL GLOVE REPAIR 2 Froat Struts • Lallor ·• 4 WIIHI AllJiaiMal ' :~Rutland Garden Club ~(liscusses humming _birds o: • · Stella Aikins presented a pro· - "!"" I •W'II , • • RIGHT lHEREIN "'Meigs, Southern students ~£~~ ss99 ~respond to voting program ~!!!oasCOKE $S99 '•· A Ioiii of 177 students from said · Meigs and Seulhern High School Taft noted that even if high ". wercr among the more lhan 33,000 school seniors have not yet turned. :i(high school seniors who registen:d 18, they are permitted to vote for ~ to VOle lhrough SecreWy of Slale candicJates only in the primary so ,,. Bob Taft's Ohio First Vote Pro· long as they will turn 18 by the ·e' gqm. Nov. 2 general election. . . "Many of these studeniS will , Taft's office provided each par. have their first opportunity to ticipating school with Ohio First :c:become active cilizens by voting in Vore posterS, teaching guides, a 14primary elections in communities minute videotape for classroom use I·d)toughout Ohio on Tuesday;" Taft and registration m;lterials. :. .. := § Shade River SaclcRe Shop DESCRIPTION OF 1HE PARCEL OF LAND AND ESTATE, INTEREST OR 15 , u ... 0111 ~.,.,. • t. .i Oall;alle • 'llciiiiiJ Public Notice Bt I .I.FTI\ BO \ Rl> u the Deily Stntlnll hgl 7 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio ' ': =.. _...,..,w•= ..... ............... _.., - .... !1: aj I Ollie. 11111111. • DftiM. - 114, .... :., •te-•~ a �I . Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio' FIQI 8 :rhe Dally 8entlnel Help wanted 11 44 MOnday, lilly 3,1993 Mo,.y, May 3, 1993 • 7 • :rhe • . ALLEY Apartment torRent NEA Cro .. wor .d Puzzle '" ACIIOU PHILLIP . ALDER 1 WoOclr word 7 - Cerll · 40--1rm1 42 Ofllclll 12 Ullflll !leur• 131111ite wultlrlor 15 lrllld ..... •n 11-1-H • ,\Jet •u .~ EEKAND MEEK · ·~ .QJIU p ' •. .- BASI' •u •uou .Q 105 ... •-JJo 7 • SOUI'II fl Fann Equipment 'il77 120 -. . . . , fllguacn rrq-. - . 1177 11-,U:: IUIOfl IUnftoww rllilej I ·=~ G .., 11 Tald111_ t r Oullll• ~ta:a;, .1 · p .... - . . _.., ~ ...... 1413or-11. ~ 3 ,. tl~ oom ·p~on~..l· Now -nd 4111 h:vblne, Qeh 15 ..... .,._, All uoollonl ........SOW'7S-GII. • ~ =·--··12. . ...... imlarlon or clocrlrnlnlllon buod oalaf, rollglon, era.c:::rc:·~~ origin. or any lnlerrrlon ro make any auch ptWfltflnct, ---.-...... ·--:....... - , . ..... . . _ - Dlolllol ~~ ,.,,,. ......cJ.,., 'fth c-tr C2 lo, . ; : - : " , . . . . .,_., Alllollrl II ~ Coiroh (2 ... ''lor• 0 All real •state aMrftti"' In IN! n e - r Is IUI>jlciiO ...,,~lltr(..;';:!~ ~ :.lllah-CoMh,- . •·•IIIII xnowrngry 119C0!11 actverUsemenls lot realeslate wllidl Is ll vlolollon olllil ~aw. OUr re8dtra are ,_,.,. llllomrod 11111 :11-llngs adver1iHd In ttia fWWIP"* ct..lli:dlr J....., Hlalr Junior lodVIoor, Actvleort a-111111r ThiS n e - Will nor r.- Span: Cluo · - · OuiJ ...,. Ad: · Alslslllll Prhrolp:l IIIIIFI High tl. .l, -· . T:oohirf .. .Jradbury Elsrn:ntary ___ _ -·----_d ,_ ""' - C;, = are .valllbtl on an equal oppodunlly boslo. -To Coli hWING2, 441'0110. . '* •-tna - 0 - . _ 11011011unlty lor · IYtllll,.o:muptot31Qp;r-lo, 2D ~ ~ cOli onyrrme f-'12J,1777. ~IS a.r.o.; 11om. '.:.::!i WINed: Ful~nme 8art:nrllr, ...._ _ , . . Oft Ill. EJp:lllrloo a R"'""'nc• 110, 114 :Ill 1101 Att.r I P.ll. fll IIIEry.Opportun"yforAd• WM11 .... Anyt..... n.-- 'H· 3B~:rNTAft:r Two ........ · CIA - · ~ - - and dryor h"k.., clop. and 1'011., no._ 11~ - t o oldorly, oountry _..,..114 I4J.II211. a.-.---.·,.,,..,, -· ,. 43 Fanna for Rent 4p.rn, .... .... Family home poraonal cars lor 2 bollris, 2 mllol men or woman lor eld•rty or $421/ino, . . _ . NqUirod, 114: handlcop, 114-tt2-5042. N-t-bollrooorrlioino,blg2 111124tl2or114:141:3041: Qonoral Malntononco, Pal~ - -II' - ..,._ toe, an bid: .... •• Yanl Worlo Windows, W hiveon n. llhlnd Apanment aun- Clo:nod Uglri Hrunng, I'OOIDI Rurloncl ~ry 8cMo1,1'14: Corn~!~ RHicllntlal, srovo: .,.:1:2120, lor Rent ' 114-441:1.... l•dtoo.n Apllrtment Rio ..-... 114 I l l - · =hiP Prloo: 150, 114-441: 10 112 Fl. llountal- Truck Compor.,::Od Condition, $410. 1144P' . to Po, Dspru:lan Dtnl'11a.."m, 1411io, f\100. CoN 114-4 Or Evening~: I'M Ul BtOI. -r 2 Roo-, 1211 Eoclr, · 1717. /T-r: 114 ttl 1227. ,,.., ........- tor Sale . . . . . ., ttl2.17 Per month -'IIY· 304:77:J. " " ' . . _ , _ _, - ...... t .... - · sp: - r=,•;:....l:"':'""- ':':J 1m Cunoorol 12>11 411 to _,.,., uc -.I, :tOW7II: In town. ~- ovalloblo pt,. Slrool Connoh "Urrdor IIG8I or 1171:7112. · at: YlllariO ~Qiilft AJPIO, 141 or lla-nt" SDKIOIIJing 1111 Knox lilillrllo holllo, 2 olll114:1G:mt. EOH. . lir Fino ~ Hrnd Wu t:t:: T-&."!r i:l!~t..dt~; Spoclllltlol, o,;all 1'14:441:t113 For Appolnlrnsnt. ..., "" IIPJ!.~~ C:ra Com: ololo Wo DO I All, 114- 141 0121: i::wn :== :=a,r;:Por1r, M . . ,. . . . ~· :, 1,.::::;;,d~~~~ N•-: t4r1tl, 2 bo6- rwllroiroo roqulrocl. 30W7I: 1112 Holly 1010. kl ......,_, t bolh, ooiooor, loCI 01 :artro:, IIEAIITFIIL APAimiENT8 AT ··-· 200 - -ch - - ·-ov - ,...,. PIHIInt It vialnltr, .w.· t7Wm. u=::t.. . . ..o... 1 _ . . 11M.,.,. P..c.::~;,.,:--:-....,--:-::-~ !:".\':'1...'; =. •"=- ·111.!"% ·'"· = !t!;,.......... ........ =r.;:~l".:l!ir::""" --- ·141111-.. . .••n.. . _• ..... ,... ...... 11 tn =~ ·~':\.:.~ ~ . --~--:------- Buiii'IUI . apportuniiY. IIIOIICII •-,..-- ;r.. ~ .... - ""' :-.:.:::::: CM ' 1 " '· box, Building SUppiiU -~......,"""'" - . lrrlolr, ......., ~ ........ ClaUciOt:ro, lUo 0ranc11, OH eon 1'14: ~wrirll(l"-osl,t100 ·- =:::.~ LAlli,_ • - -IHpo:d .............. =" --·-. _,__ 1181 2121. lng. . _ .._.....roar. ••••• Pn eli loll Poet ,,... lklra., ........... ....... dowa. Ultla girts clotho:, -to . - , 12 "*llho to 21', larp bag, Lillo - ~-- -- :1000,--....... - » ••......,... eouth ot Mllfr".r 011\ Ring, Ull.. light Nlrruod (lbtHip - No ..... vlnyt •" Thi..r Trlllor, ...• l o l l - , Jlka PIN, aal -rta rotrlgworor .. 1,100, 114::111-/13:11. ~··••· • · • ttl u::t:l WEU,1 HE ON~ I Hie' eLiiE\'&5 UP IN 1l-4E el. W..VoERI IF 'THA$ 'M-IAT'Itl.l~ , . . . ...._ •"ab:. -h.~ · 114 ''' ~ -~• ........... •• ..... lliapl .. - . ....... - llove. OIIIWII .. wind.duniQid. I300,114111MII-IfriL T- a IUbo • PRINT NUMBERED LETIERS IN THfSE SQUARES M _............__ - ~-Qa, 17,000-. .,._.ID a ........... ABTRO·OBAPB · ...... -- a...... ri:.c.:;~~ oolllll ~PI, 0 nan-a TY ........, -"''IJina lloo ........ nloit lrrlndo, 01111, .... 114 •"" I p.rn, or a ,4411141 nM. -:IIIWJWWI -••..: wv Olilo tl4:44e:2454. !looftrol, Wll Put ...... on For ... Poir· ..._ 1 Clll · .a4, 10.,... xp I ,.,.WI ·' " . 1lopl!o Tanll P"""""' 1511, Clollla ,. -= . . . . . Ce. n.r..INTIIIPIII. . .a.o~OH 1 100 IINia. ~ II!~ :1:1 -Pool,..,. .... ~ . bQK $1,111.-iiKied: -·=. : 14' Willi Iron Han. itldgs. JtO. -···r i· r trlllor ......... Electt1cal & Refrlgeritlon · a• I 11ns Thll II I ,a ••-NIIti!J no lri "' DftONe: •., m, · ,. . ......... AllllllrCIII • ~~_,. I..-. ~ 8ullcrnul, I1IW7Ir17lf, r • •' 1-.312. Wll build roome, polio ~up •=MI • , . . . BERNICE • BEDE OSOL' ..'••·..' ~ ...... AC, In Zlnl!h IS,8II. -Jon. -IOOd.. .., 6 UNSCIAMIIlf AIOYf LETTERS TO GET ANSWfl . lleY-1, 1• ~raph. clo lhlo newppaper, P.O. Box • ~pending laday, especially in situations 4-485, Now York, NY 10163. Be sure PO · whenryoua.. rnerelytryil1gtoimj)r8SSO!h· • lloll your ZOdlrlcstgn. • ero. E-vagance CCKild dint your image , GIIIINI (lilly 21:Juno 20) Everyoora has . as wotlu your clrecl<book. OOCIIiOnal upe and down& when dea~ · SAGITTAIIIU8 (Nov, 2S:Oec. 21) Today, ing with olhell. Kelp lhla In mind, bocaUM - . problema in I fl1errdohip rnifll bo traced to It might help you 10 be mora tOlerant ol · · Kemrr lhal ara o1toar owed or laanocl. Make friends who dllappoint ;or. today._ • _ it a point not 10 participate In .ellher ~rae­ CANCER (June 21:July 22) Strive to be · lk:ri. conolltent In your behavior lowald olha.. j · CAPRICORN (Dec. 22..Jin. 18) Do not today_ Don~ be ltorlh IIIII eXIC1Ing in one 1 · - I l l imporllnt objec:liwe 1rum a lingle inlllllCe, 1hon IOiorlnt and lolgivlng in lha i pellpec11VI loelly, eopeclelly if you Ire · nerr1. P . Am~ imw how 10 IUICI. . lllldouiiO accomplillh ICftollllillg h i will LEO (July D:Aug, II) U-lly you'ra I. oequiw 1Uf1P0r1 lrum .,.,..., 111her forgiving periOII, bul IOdly h mty A0UA111U1 (.lin: 20 1'111: 18) Hyou IIIOW . Pike only 1 lew WOR!I '-' the wrong fi8IIY · yo~roalt to be prtuured Into PMklng to ignh your tempor. Keep a coot liNd 11 commHIIIIftlladay concemlng 1 mllterft alllrnet. . . . , you•rw not ,. .. abaul, lhlll might ~Me~ lo : :: Opportunlllet mlgl!l 10 vOu In I'IPkl 11• •ion In lha ,.ar .,...._ Hono..,, K \111100 (Aua. 2a...,.. 22) Be reollallc : : 1111ou1 ~ illlr. will be up to you and you IIOnl to Plilke today l'lglnling your llnlncllelllmillllfonl. ~ PIICU (1'111: 10 Mandt' IG) The world IUI8 flit e.lh one - l o r IOII'llllllrrg. you try Ill lhlch your . _ . , _ IDo t~r; you a IPWJtl1diiOdrty, 10 rlon'l · TAUIIUI (ApriiiiO-IIIy 10) Try 1101 to let you nolghllhap lhallltng and NIIV-~11 • ldd youro:11 11*1 111nldng Mdoll. You'll got .your Nlo(lCIF1IItrll !MMtrllrn you IOCIIy, a prabllin. .r • what you..,.,~ no men. no loot. bUI;.IJV the -lllkln, clan1- ltllltonl UIIIA IIIPl P-Oot. 23) Oonl rA\dorwtti:l Ai1i1a jllnll 21-Aplll 11) Don1 alllmpl - oequn prornplalllutlon o!dlllallrotly. , mate compelltor'o tod•y, boc1uio you: 1111 match wtta Wl1lt ....... IOCIIY. IIP8'1 M1j0r C1t1r geo 1PW ril.m far TIUIUIIn lha rnlghl be outmtneuverad Ill' your oppool: I •c1111y llhay n on 11111r trcmo lllrland ., CXIII*'II yNr. SIM far TIUIUI' AliiO-Grlph tJon In boll! commercial and ICICIII lltua- ~ · . . 1101. Be palfenllltd- U11111 1loey , p 1Jillk>•farlly. Mal 11.26 plull long, lfonl. . ' 1' 1n1o y_ llr!llo!y. ' • :! ooH,Icklrelltd, 111mped onvelop• to · ICOIII'IO (Oot. 24-Nov. 22) Llmll yourl .- ·. dolln,- "' • . ' • 1·r1'1·r1 I IIIII • SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS '-30 ' . Fusion • Round -~ Hifctl " Jerkin • DECISION The sign hanging behind the boss's desk read: "A Real Executi.v e Is Someone Who Can Taka As Long As She Wants To, To Make A Snap DECISION." -- , ._, . . lalla PaeaN ly .... 0 A. SHARK wasn't part of the origi· nal expression. The term in the 19th century was CARDSHARPER or CARDSHARP; it identified a player who wu so sharp that cheating came easily. Pemaps through mishearing, SHARP turned into SHARK, rein· fotced by that noun's sense of "preda· tor." You need to be careful whether you're playing with a CARDSHARP or . SHARK. KW h:ol, ~--~ .....,. - r--L-A:-::-T-P-:E::-:-L...::..-,1 rule of .,.,.." . · 5 Complete the chuckle quoted .·. ~Y fill ing in the mi~in~--·~cuds ..__,__,_..._,.,"-'-"· you develop lrom Slep No:-3 below. ~~a, 12,0110, - Wfth 2 " - • 7IDa. ~ "I'm not just a manicurist," the cutie announced to her client. "I like to think of myself as someone who lives by a I I I I 1 , ton Corrlor h:ol - - ' - ' 0 I l Improvements ~ ....-.- .... 140. ~S:..:'\a'f:: ~iliiiiiiii:o;iiiii;]~~ ::.~ ...... M: =::"J f.-":,.a . ~.ii ifi~:...S::...~: ..•• I HA GP R 1-"'I-TI --,lr-"'· l";:-1: . Q, Wby is • good poker player called . CARD SHARK? Wbat does SHARK have_to do with the game? 1:00' 1:00 Pll, . . . . _ , a';I;';.A!.: ~- -=·~~ -t,.......,. • A sense of total joy or over· ' whelming emotion is RAPTURE. Cap· lure the proper pronunciltion of ibis noun by rhyming RAPTURE with CAPTURE. . " r~ ~ Clrlld-.. I 3 -· 1et1 TOllY - -ldlled ~J QA;Y~I~.:PO:W.~N~::;;:::;;:Roorraogo lerrers of rho four scramblod words be· low to form four simplt words. .11 11. •• 24ft, WOlD tUII , ~_,.,s_v...-L,o_NT""''I llO.¥£ lUI! Home .... Feu doont . ., ........ "' fEl.IC.£,.[ f,j£6 I~ 1'1 ~-111!11 ·,-,rrlor,l,._ " ....... ~mtAf.. 1cr • • Poll. - ' - ..... TI4E Serv JCPS ; .,, . lilt. - ·. -rMw, - .,, ~loll~! IT.~ 1b 1£ CNfJl. •• To top.ao4 . . . . . ~-l.!!-1-. til; ~ ~ Lo:llw, S@\\Q{l}A-J&t.trs· ' ~ :::! ..... 1ldl • OOfli P'2'1 ...... ground pool, wlh .. _ . . .............. '-- ..' BORN LOSER. ,- -~ TliE Pll'Ut .. H£ No¥.£5 Clmpera& Mot~ Homes Piper Laurie. 0 Nl'ol ---.out, _... -- .... 56 . Pets for Sale 1 IIIII ~-"-• 3 . ~ 1111 - ' 114:1112-1212: ... 1M2 -.:t lndsd, oh:~ __ ~r.-...=: :11.-. ,. ._ - '::~:~:~' ·: ....coKTM..L~ UJC£ A~ ,. POP. •.51¥JULD eE AA ~ 001'.. • ClooWito. Aolo. Good WOP'h IXI8YG7 ' DZT I ' 'SPACUM C. 1110, ~ Allor l:iOOrWu&lnnda. 11• oual 1 0111 oxhluol 11m, t40, f14.ll2: - , . - . . . . , - :1112 ...,.: glrll bloyols, $U; !Ill" - p joe~ c:.......w;- IllS, OIRHU 0 1rorn.. They (the atudlo) )uot handed me my new ...,.... - Pulali$btf',f 1171 Pont Plnll!, G01 d WOP'h ~ atO, Wll Tnrrlo, ~- .... .,....,.;:,...._ · GTEICL! EHKXT. PREVIOUS ·soLUTION:c~'l ' don't know wllere the name· Piper Laurte ..,.· - ....•• f or llllt: 1110 Ctn~lunete Bid -~~~ Dllrrtnruolo, olaolrplllo I a - C...Mion, CoM 114: -1111. ~--..-· ,.., ~.,.,.., -11, nog. • K ASZ· C 1m arr,:t:r u - . runo 241112L z. TUPDPSC, EBXXTED _,.. 1f71 Oldo CUI- 1410, Z K loJ HPYT Only 71 Autos for Sale bolh ,,., por- Clraol ........ t ""' 2 - ~ Carror, ··~ 21". T.Y, RCA IICP. Gold - · .... laoh. 114:441:1112 LMM "r 1 II ...... ,.... - ' • P. y .... IMMI•tt...,,... :;;'7 Good ca. Ono • J - · . . , _ , locl4o0ine, 2 Cwr ~lrto llollro, AC, ..,11011, · - - .._, 1'14: 34Ul'll. l · .· oiro -•droom 1por1: ao;fcrr, IMI,JMIIPo =~~:.~:-n 1111 llori, , otmVALLIY,.....I.ICICO. 2 'rrrtawMt 2 . r Lll.,.• Plld, 111 111 1t11 After dH, I ~-·­ World Cllobo, 120; Drallna T ........ · 100, IJalil, .... Co-171.1'14: ~~!~ - - ••• ~·· . r:=lo, ..... .. fr:hol- .........ling In " " - . .· $40, - -Iron ....... -. ...... _.,.,.__, ·can CELEBRITY CIPHER Celebrtty Ctphet cryptogram~ .... CI'Mted frc:.n quotdonl bot f.mout peep., pMI Md Pf-" .. EKh ~- In thtl c'Pt* stlftdslol" ~ . Todq'• dw: C "9UM N. • .., 24" WltiaM loth- vonlty ""' 211" 0011 plot• 1211, 1211, llloclan0elilnoltl1.304tll 17W110. BUOOET PIIICU AT 1 - I:;~;;;.;;;;;d,:iiii;;;:;iiiOijii; ESTIITES, at. ......... Plb: ~-- a d . - . - -aolimo.-ID.._l Tr~hiP TIM IIDrYico. Topping, . _ , - - - on Iorge 114 Ul . . .. EOH. A aood Trimming,_ Foodlng, P:rnoval, toe, lllfn 11., RUI-. 111,0®, Slump ";moysl. Froo £1: 114::111 Uta. furnlolrool Aporlmont, 1 8o6114-31~3. , '1111 Fourth Avanuo, Qal: 1117 - · RI¥SI'Wiow, 14110, ......... 8alh, Uti tiiiMo. W.rted To Do: In H - Nu-•~ - · 1h both, ........ ..::.;.:;3 fthloo Pslol, 111441 Allor c.r.;lnYourHome,~•. - ... 7P.M. I'M-446-7782 Abr 4 P.M. C II flWI ~ ~ C IJIIWi 21121ori- NC, Ill P119o Furnlolrool 11ftolonot, 7 112 Noll W.rtod yanl worlo, mow I '!!.~· looolor; -..;a. Avo•.__ Gllllpollo. trlo.llo. t-• IMklw; -711 ..... ._, ......, - 1 , -· .11210. 111 •atM. kaalu~lng ab: monlhe .... tOI rw'lt, MW 14170, minor ........., oncl ... _up, ~ PAINTING I exterior, =~ h~ 32 Mobile Homes •• Pair' • I Accen Dries ~ ,... =~ lloglatorad, ll:"W:..~.7::"i.. _(_ -o-mtna.andAll.....;.., t~ 12dl Mobile Home 1 ~=d .-. ~"'!!:.:~~. 'R..t. prolo lor l'ood · ..o-. : -.atriCIMOIOI', isi110; ~ ·-W.a.. Pol Call811 ttl WL Uri In - - I:I,2GO, Aloo, ,.,_, tlquo IIVIIory, tiO; -._ $U; :It a I II r JSc:hool Ao- 114-4468324. Odd lobo .-.cl, ,rnowlng, ole. 304-t'711rt373. 21 .::: -ron. corn-or. 3IJol. llln'o 2 Pair ,._ 111M lie -114 111 liM: Dill 12, 15 - - - =~lon':".=:~~~~t~ Quality And Exportonca lo 1M 2llllal Hlgft,It Concern For v- Chlld'o 2 mid ltJ'o, ...-.~ lor sp: Corw. Call Uo For A VIol. ln1irnl pol-. Interior aolorod lvlna - 1211. ..tal brake, siding mhra· toblo. 11 oquara whfts 414 oldlna. rod - r lumber, ook rnoulillng, bo_th tub, now vanity· both, . - bsllan *Jer, 18". 3Bx'l2 · pills mirror. 8 ~P :mt. ;:.:=.r:,uw:100":"'~ IIIIo Poula'o Dtry Cora Contar 1 Bloctc Wool 01 HMC On Jackoon Thrw ~ 1~room, two btlll'l. fuH Plbs II:F I A.ll. ·5:30 P.ll. It b£IriWII,deal!.,2~.,.... t 7 Unit of oxpto. elwolorc, 1 Totem pole WELL? - fOld Hlalt lrlak uplr al Iwed 130, 114 1411111 ~. air 38Niflllve .. iF4t=tnoo:i: ~..~:'.::~., IIIMIIIt. , 4 I s - Homo On 4 Dour Mil Boboat wortr. by tho Wfth 22121 !'8ilf All 01 3 IIIIo: -114:843-6281. · ..... ,.114:&1:1-1123 or · 01 Rio Ofando , ConiMI 8111 Conntl AI: Donn. Surnmera EloR TREE SERVICE. Aoalt! For lloro In-lion AI: Trimming, TrM Pomovll, 114-384 8211. Trimming. FIW EJIMmaiHI 5 IJmcuzbeiNia, 2 fUll Ill 111111 68eVIflll 1 N, 110, Plllllorrn, CUo1vm .,....... Trolloi: All - • "C&- Home. 34 RlvernJIIIIIh • ..• .., ..... 304-TI:J... -·-~ 11111; 1101-, ....... 1 Hawker• DOWN II - ·-r - .._ .... talrlo IIO;-..r711oftor NrC- Openin& lead: • 3 · I FERGOT YOU WAS BELOW SEE LEVEL 71 - . Clonigo Kopl, tiS.aocl, IM441Mtl. · 1tl2 los Doo IP (tlokl WI '!'liY ololluur ........ - 2 H'• delleklual 3 11H,91!1cer 4 ExcllmiUon CAN liE NO, ALL 1-lE DRAW EVER DRAwS PRETT'!' 15MICKE'f' c:.r- Canrrao, ; w wanted to Do 18 - con1tructlon 811~1 88 Ullrlll POD 11 1'1. c..tll- And -....... ... -alw,~ . . .-.; 121; :rva. 114Trollo!,, 40 HP 11-ry, llolor, .at'N • ~ flrpn 1010- Lol8 "' Ellrosl f\700, 1Z4 Wlrha • . . . . 111 ~ Turll4,110; 1111,114 Ulll10. 1 ~ ...,_ llolor Homo 1177 11 1'I.1. Ford ,....,. , 1 1'1. 1'1. •• •._ -~.. · 000 ...~ ~ llll.114 :Ill s m , ., 81..;( a-. ,,. sblo . ... . 2&=:':.- 28 Nutttller 29 Lo¥1 lftllr 131 OM atoo Allpaa 0 11, w....,,. for Sale '""" YrRA FURNITURE 114 411 31SI Or 114-441-4428 '10 DAY SAllE AS CASH OR PENT-2-owN (NO DEPOSrl) 53 voncoment Sond no:u... To: .Antiques CLA 21111.r... c/o Gllllpollo Dilly :llrdnn., lull bos PM II, ol-Io 42 Mobile Tribune, ..5 Third AVPIUS, QaJ, 1-, lip , . , fii,GDO Or torRent llpolla, OH 411111. PIIIU otlir, 61WJI2.7117, 1'14: M24127. 14J17'0 mobile home. 2 btdFOOIII, w-: 1111!1 mora monoyl 3 loclr- oiii114111UIIOO. . In Rio Anllquo Llollna: Chair C..lng FIW olghl wiSh Job prejiOnllon -;:,und Contract, m . - nonlrodhlonol 2 locl-n .For .50 Hold .._,. Evo~ Mq Oftly. 11 , . , _ , 114: Ponl, AI~,. No lundoy 114:2116-1111: rnanl, (ONOWj, 1.-, Wfth 3811148. I. Calle, 1 • ·=auy._..cr._..o'-;111;.;.,-=R"~v.=J,.""'Ant"'Jq"uo-o, Gllllpollo CIIYLWIIIr To Sclr,lo, 2 l'drowo•, Pwddy Fu"" 1124 E. lloln BIIWI, on AI. 124, Situation 12 Churahel, .ll.applngto.-:r- - · Coblo, Air, Clo:n a PomOroy. Moura: II.T.W. 10:00 For PoiiiMIIIooo In ian, Oullt. Refer• c11 I Dtoo1ft •.m. lo 1:00 p.m., Sundlr 1:00 ted an --.114::1111 1555. lllquJred. Fool,.. llobllo Homo 101:00 p.m. I'M:t82·28211. · :-ln-:-1,.-,-,,.-::,lon-:":on~·-::bo::b~y':cro=:-d:::-lo:r:bu=ln I HILLTOP SECWINON Portr, 1'14:441:1102. ' Plorogtl chM~ oold at PUC· , 9quora fool Coni- --•'-oiiMiorup 54 Miscellaneous lion orouriil 111t0, call 114-862· on 1ll .., Wfth totldO--nAihonlo Merchandise 5301 collsct onytlrna. Pool And 2 ~~a p..,• ..., Sillman, 114:11112, .a AorH mn Avll~ 2117. 1 R-ood Picnic Table Wlrh 2 = 7'7WIOI. 81 Wlirder· 83 111111111 lor l!ul C 'IIWFII¥Brten 8liJ TUbo,-,_ Co:a.il Dull ...... c...., Fu . -~~~.. OHtDIIIIo + IJ::I I RdJIW HI, 114- 1 17000. . . , - . 11111; 114- 1111. ·Y-ZII4....,_.Sh:l drlvo, llort. ,.,.... HI: ..... --Good -hlan. To:h - l o c i - 2 lolho, . 1200 Dopooll, - · - A l l o r I. i ......... 114112 . . . WAW!Wtn =~- 24-o~ 1111 4 Collin. Wlnnl DO 2GI HP !!PrddJ ~~~~--= .. ...... ='-::::'--"'--:--:-:--=--:-:--:' -lor-Z'orU ., SILLY GOOSE . -I AM!! ... L m.oo - , 1511, - - 114 ••• 22 u 14i!iii4i. . TYPIST •• lnllrMIIo I ,.., 011 • OH It WHAT A Ill~ .... I II 131 Dloool M,IOO; • ......,... Trlln~pl.-r Good Canrlllon, ""'· 1'14-:ra. onc1 ah:lr. -------=~~----~ SWAIN _ AUC110N a FURNITURE. .12 Olivo II, Ollllpoll, NOw a u..d lumlt-. ........, Wort:m a Wortl -._114 441 31H. Cloylan ........... - l:!. ~~!.. ..~:.~·~-~: c::=.::t."':n~::: Ohio ,_ M lr, wry - .. P om.oy, :=. Porlolo:l I -, .... 114:1P-7JII. Homu for Sale Jirn Cooponllr, . _ .... t -.- - · Hoar ... st. llhldlopofl. ,..,. ADDI..., . , -tlfllllleo void MdCillOfor c hlng tlan .....,._ ot 01r1o tor 3t ..,a~! nwclloiM and CPR. p.,.. llslltgol-, T.Y, W-. =:.'• Ill onto, w:tl, 1'14:2118, i• ,_lloi'I'DDX--. -=-:Holorll. ..· . POD POD '· . lnl-lonll CUb ...., Wlurt tlrw, I I .... uldng 12,100. 304.f71:7111: Peel a Gold U.lnQ Room Clrolr .,, 114:112:8138, 405 41 Hol!lll torRent lor lhs 1en..4 .,.. l'lnll. =-=~ ~ ~-~ Pwuusn ~ __, 14:m.., .. !IIPIIIr c ~-.:·llpnlor .t ttl~ ~ 1 - . "::6oo11Mtrta, lmllalion or dilerknlnatlon. • olunlirr IIIah ,.,_, c.a~ Hlld ........ l:alah. Coull, otr~a• R ,. ........ Coech, Gt$' Softlroll Olrls' .lunlor High _ Coirch, ..... c-h, - High 8oiiOol Ilea ==6\,r- le• farnltalstlla. or 11111a.1 · - ..,, Hlth lahDol trim, ... _ _ _ _ on,..., 8 • 11 '" c-tr. ..,.. 'fth 8 l:aeCII, 7 ,_..,._m..... ..._ ll'ol Fedlrol Fw Hollling Ad 011968 ...ell rn:kiO I lllogll IO adwMtll •any prelerBnGI, .. =·~-= ':1..-:= lllll4, .. CIIPir, -. Good ~ · 810; ono. eonwt._7ea. PIIIMI lrllmrtloMI CUb T llpwtl , _ Tiop 8!rn lAmp, ...... 3o4-I'J'WO'III. tor Culllvoton, Good Condllon, lnotf'IPO: ~Ahch-1 Pow llan llonusl Wll .... $40 Coli It&t. II I T-... s.tl•, 1 111-1101. Polnl (lllrlp ,..., l:lhcca lprarw, ,II Ganori Tonii,1-0id,ll4-441:11& T,Y. -Hal Colllt - Poodr a -$100,Can: .... 1'14: 75 Boats& Motora · Caoh- Ia· · &:•::C.~= ... - ~ Llnd_.l'!!...~. .....,.. To llarilng, 1 _ , _ 114:4U: W..l CHO, Good Coniltlon, Mldng: MIO. 114 2411111. 55 Scllnce deg. 1111 .AKI ·Vu!Derable: North..SO,.th Deller: South Motorcycles 74 -. l !',i•SLI k "" 50 o-•t ..... 52 Opp. ot 1111111 !14 llound ol loelltllkrn 12wdL) 18 F•otiMndl wNrlwkrd 111 CorM IIhllllrful 211MIIox 22 Y-111m11e 33 IJftlllol lor .KQIO& f ,'1111 Sclpplr, , Amerlc1n oil . Mllrlllnt •uu. • JIIOC'-IIon · 4112, Rom•n 47 Plnllll cluck 49 Centrll 16 Allret~rltol NORTH . AMirw •• PIWfl ......... voltt 38 lltdftator't llllllr.) •• Sentinel Page . 8 - -- --~- -·- .' �• ' Poinetov P1g1 10-The o.lly Sentinel Monday, May 3,1193 Middleport, OhiO Ohio Lottery Meigs ousts Blue Angels from tourney Pick 3: 497 . Pick 4: Low Jonlgb!lll50s. Cloudy. Wedllesday, cloudy, blgb In '101. 0482 PageS • WE'RE .CELEIIITIH Will LOW UIE PIICU TIIOUGHOUT IHE ROIL n Ill S1A11'S MIIAY, IIAY 31D Voi.44,N0.4 ............ Inc. 1 S.C!Ion. 10 P..- 25 c.nl8 AlluiUmeclllnc. NewlpillfJII Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, May 4, 1993 · Pomeroy councii ·OKs . emergency·resolution . By JIM FREEMAN Seadnel News Sgft' The Pomeroy Vill11ge Council approved an emergency resolution Monday night aulhonzing Clerk Kathy Hysell to transfer $60,000 from lhe general fund to the stteet fund .for operation of current expenses. · . According to the ~solution, lhe resolution was deemed an emer· gency for operation of current expenses and received three read· ings Monday night prior to approval. In addition, council met with F'ue OJief Danny ZiJtle to discuss the purchase of five new air !IIISks, . spare air tanks and a positive pres· IERIUNE WAUAWAY REQIIBS, ROCK-o-LOUNGERS AND QIWJTY BERKLINE REQUII~I:::~A~RICS. RECLINER SALE $·199°0 Anderttlll"l ---~ Ill SIOCI PORCH & PAllO SERTA TURF MAnR~~~ SALE. SALE SEUCliOtl IS GlEAn _,.,._...,.. ,,.... •....., TWIN 5 88 5108 SUMER FURN·ITU E Reg. *136 Lo~back Spring Base Chair •• Sale *79. .Reg. s158 Hi·ll~ck Spring Base Chair •• Sale *89 Reg. •30 1 Spring Base Lounger ••~···~·Sale '179 . Reg. *321 2·Seat Gllder •••••••••~••••••••••Sale •199 EA. PC. EA. PC. ByCHARLENEHOE~CH As described by Frances S. Buchholzer, director of the Ohio DepailbiCIIt ~ N~ Reaoun:es. it means Mpolluuon fl'om your backyard, the nelgbbodiOOd parking lot, lhe nearby construction site". "Non-point soun:e pollutiOit'is essentially rainwater runoff that carries organic mattrials, soil and toxins off the land and into our waterways and ground water," lbe diR:ctor advises. An fll!jlhuls d the local ed!ICI· tional program, according to Duhl, will be 'he Forked ~un Lake Watershed, which he said is now ue. . one of the lakes in Ohio wilh lhe · · Duhl also lq)Oiledlhat an appli- hf8bcst quality water. He said the cation hu been ... bmitted to the JIUIPOse of the program lhere will 'ble fUture prob'Division of forestty for an addi- be to identify lems and to ~mething about lional grant at: $2.SOO. them before they happen, as well as Meanwhile, Duhl said lhat plans rare ~ roWird hirilll someone to maintain establlsbdd practices which have kept the high quality ci for the position mid-JIUIC. Role of the"C"ional special- the lake Wiler. The program will be jointly ist will be to help llllldents identify sponsored· by several agencies, non-point aources'Of poUillioft. "Non-point IIOIII'Ca" means pol· including lhe Mei SWCD, Meip Education, the lutiOII flowiq from SOURllis which County Board C8IIIIOl be readily Identified, Dubl Meigs County Utter C011b0l. Proexplained. He said thiJ could be a grant, the Meigs County Health privaJe septic sysrom Which is emp- Department. the Meigs County .tying into a stream, accumulated Part District, and lbe local ExleR- MANY MORE ITEMS IN STOCK AND ON SALE . ' ' LAYAWAY AND SAVE! SYLVANIA TELEVISION SALE VINYL FLOOR COVERING Our Entire Stick ef Syhaaia Color . Televisions Is IH•ced •IS COLORS •12 Fl. WIDTH 25" DIA •.REMOTE CONSOLE •178total :f~:::;::· 2=·1n·l l cap&bllty-• Dllrk SPECIAL $488 \. !'J; $4'' 0 OIILY · Ute 100 picture tube • Channel Reminder • Sleep I tl~ner • Cllfitors. .• IN STOCK SQ. YD or GLIDER ROCKERS 00 . '.,. ' ' .s.,•••• 14 Cu. Ft."REFRIGERATOR-.5499 if .. BUILT·IN DISHWASHER...- ....5269 . The Accident is still under inVftlligatim. Tuesday~Saturday Man bound over on charge A WaahiniJOn Court House man cbarpd with gross sexual imposldon - bculd OYCI' to the jurildlcdcie of the Mcip County CoUrt of Common Plea following a ptelimilllry hearing in Meiga County Court Mandly lflanoon. RoUid L. ,Newland, 26, or 624 1/2 B. Paint SL, is !!CCUIOd of · fpndllas .an 8-yw-ald Mdp County lid In l'awoio)' an April 22. · ~ Proloculllr OuiJropla TeDOilla gtd Manday OIIOOIL Newlllld wu ~,..!'l Pome.loy l'oUce cfticets tho followin& ewnina after beiDa " • ~··• w ricea lbout lbe ~ lncl"'*'l, Pollco CliWGtnld aid. . . . . Judp PMril:t O'Brien pl.- cub lland 11 $2,500 011 lhe oandi. don IIIII NcwliDd awid ccatact wilb lbe Jlrl or 111;r family. He is . being held In tho Melp COunly JaB In lieu of bciod. . . Newland is rep cnnlld by l·+w Pllblic Defeadei D. Micblel· Mullen. · TMJOJIII llid FDIIIO"'III U.poeitlm Ia a feloay of the lhird • "'• • . KNEE HOLE DESK ' ;., I. • . f.'" .] , (..,.:1.J ..,_. • ...~ · -~· ~- ::_~ 01 ROLL·TOP SECRRARY ' ::.•188° 0 --punltllablebyaneiOIO~ccvJI • I , scene. ~--Jr ·.~ ~. · No iajuries_were repcited. Both vehicies wm towed from the 9:30..5:00 . '·"" spe&ins 011 condition of anooymity. said COIItt!!Ct lllks ft!CeSied We Monday night and would resume today. They said miners were told to tqJOrt to work as !ISUil. Miners in Illinois and West Vir· R~R~. STORE HOURS Monday 9:3o-a:oo THANKS FOR YOUR' PATRONACEJ • . f 'I • . r ' eaz•t . . lis college savings program. Barbara Jennings, executive director, said resean:h shows that while 33,000 youngsters ' are now enrolled, many parents still do not know that they can buy tuition credits at today's prices lhat will be valid - despite future tuition increases - when lheir children are ready for college. The contract wilh the Tomasi Marketing Gtoup. Inc., or Columbus. includes the cost of both pro. duction and placement of media ads. Ms. Jennin~s said Tomasi, which will rece1ve $37,000 of the $ I.l million conb'!lct, was the low· est of 16 bidders. In olher business, lhe board: -QK'd a "$10.1 million loan to help Luigino's. Inc .• acquire land and build a new manufacturing plant in Jackson that the company said will create almost soo jobs. Officials probe hunting mi~hap. ' Two vehicle& lllll8ined mocleiMC clama&e Molldly ~in an accident in Olive Township, the Galiia-Meigs Post of the SIBle Hig!Jway Patrcil t"'X*Itid. . ' · · Dolma J. WIIJOn, 41, 11lird Front Sliel!t, Roedsville, was westbound on Slale Route 681 wben she awervedlell and struclt an east· bound vehicle driven by Jerry K. Swain, 28, S2S66 Eden Ridge • ·~ . " Two-vehicle wreck reported •199. ELECTRIC DRYER·-----·5279 !r Jndianl and in Wuhinstoa. D.C., sinia reported for aheir 8 a.m. --Local briefs--- ~Starting AI Only LARGE CAPACITY WASHER••5369 ' HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) - A ConlniCt Covering 60.000 coal m'-s in APP''!!Chia and the Mid' west ran out lllday. but no immedi.• ate strike waa called ud union members !'CIIII1Ied 10 wert. UniiCCI Mine W~ IIOUR:el in . SOUD ALDER •Asnrt.. Fabks J GAS or ELECTRIC RANGE.-. 5299 . sure fan. Blaettnar suggested the village Zirkle explained that lbe present accept bids for an old pumpec liUCk positive pressure fan is old and owned by the village. Councilman does not work properly . Due to Thomas Werry moved -the village governmental regulations, the accept lhe bids and council unanimasks and spare air tanks will be mously app:oved the molion. needed within a year, he exe,.~· Village Administrator John Zirkle said he can pure the Andelson said work on the current · fan, masks and spare tanks now for water line replacement project may $9,518. Councilmu Bill Young be completed within a week. moved that council allow Ziikle to Present were Council President purchase lhe equipment from the . Larry Wehrung and council memftre fund. ·· bers Blaeunar, Betty Baroncick, Also, council agreed to advertise Scott Dillon, Werry and Young, for bids for a new pumper/rescue Cledc Hysell and Village Adminis· truck few the fue depadmenL Zirkle trator Anderson. said Jhe department will try to Weluwi~ presided over the reg. replace Jwo existing li\lclcs wilh !he ular meeung in lieu of Mayor new unit. IJruce Reed who was not presenL In addition, Councilman John COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) prisons. The release of nearly $1.6 million Erik Turner, lhe AdjulaDt Genin emergency money to lhe Ohio etal's finance officer, indicated the National Guard and Slale Highway guard may have olher unpaid bills. 'Patrol brought tbe slale's costs in He said lhe amount received Monsion Service. the Lucasville prison Iiese to more day, in addition to a $799,000 John Costanza, secondary super· than $10 mHiion. reimbursement April 19. covers visor in the Meigs County I!oud of The state ConbOlling Board on bills lhrough April30. The paarol received $480,000 an Educat.ion office, described the Monday approved an additional new proga:au u a move 10 UOiher $950,000 ·for tho patrol and April 19, which represented 1u modo ot insiJucdon - ''hands-on" $636,000 for lbe Adjlilant Gener- expensea for the first wCek of tbe science - in the schools. He said it al's Office, bringing their com· standoff. Nine inmates and one guard is anolber way to teach. The plan bined total bill for. the 11-day calls for bolh classroom instruction slandoff to $2.86 millioo. were killed in lhe siege that ended and field . . Earlier, officials of the Depart- April 21 with lhe release of Jive Duhl Costanza sll'eSsed the ment of RellabilitatiOil and Comc- . guards who had beeri held jlostage. The patrol kept 100 to 160 ofli· imponance of changins attitudes, tiOIIS estimated its costs, including of getting people to undersland that dalilages to the Southern Ohio Cor- cers at the scene most of the time, while tbe guard maintained a foo:e theie is an environmenlal problem rectional Facility, at $7.4 mHiion. In a related move, the board of at least 500 and at times more, out lhere wbich needs to be identified and lben 10 come UP. wilh solu- . transferred $4.4 million into the offiCialS said earlier. In oJher business, the board tions. Duhl said that 1f this first Emergency Purposes Fund to help year's program is a success, lhen the SIBle pay costs that may come authorized lhe Ohio Tuition Trust funding will IX'Obably be available liter. The money wu transferred Authority to enter into a $1.1 mil· from an account set aside for new lion, 18-month conb'!lct to advertise in the yean aiiead. GGIIIs ud Objectives Goals as eslabliShed for the new !IOil·pOint aourc:e pollution environ· · mental education JXOject. are: ·- to develop high levels of Charges are pending agiinst Jwo and separa!ed around 8 a.m. pul!lic awareness; Cuyahoga County men involved in Around 9:30 a.m .. Baum was -to increase community a shooting incident while turkey silting against a ttee, drinking from involvement in environmenlal edu- hunting Saturdar morning in a red and while bevellgC container, cation and cooservation programs Chester Township near Texas · when Keltic, allegedly pursuing sponsored by the public schools, Road. what he lhought was a lurtey, saw Soil and Water Conservatioo DisWilliam E. Baum, 37, of Berea the moving red and white beverage trict, Forked Run State Part, and was shot while turkey hunling wilh container and shot his hunting partother local. state and federal agen- anolher man, Norman Keric, 42, of ner, Wood said. cies; Parma, Game Protector Keith Wood declined to identify what -to involve individuals in Wood said Monday afternoon. kint;l of beverage Baum wu con· Continued on page 3 ' According to Wood, Baum and suming. Keltic stai1ed out hunting together Baurn was . sli\lck on the right Coal contract runs out; talks continue SOUDOAI APPLIANCE SPECIALS tiasli, or even soil erosion resulting in pollution. Seadnel News swr . Meigs County has rece~ved grants totalins $10,000 to go · toMad hiring an edacational IPCci&list to work wilh sixlb, lnelllb. and eighlh gradm 011 Cllvironmen· tal issues, specifJCally the iJ!entification of non-point soun:e pollutiOn. Announcement of lhe graau, $2.000 froiD the Environmental Protection Agency and $8,000 from the Depanment of Naaural Resources, was made by Mike Duhl of the Meip Soil and Wt~« Conlervalion Dislrict at Moaday"s meeting of the newly organized Meigs County Awareness Conunit• . . . Riot costs beyond $10 million; ckson plant · .Gra.,t will help,Meigs ·acquire .l()an approved for Ja_ .·e nvironmental specialist . fUll. . This sip, in .a r.wen••s froDt yard, IWDI up llae attkude appaready sllared by a mlljorlty or llae vUJage's resldelltl. (PIIoto by Jim Freeman) SIGN 0' THE TIMES - Perllaps llae - . t commoa sl•e Ia CoolviUe llaese days are lips voicing opposltloll w llae proptlled lndaerawr. ' SERTA PREMIER COMFQRT . side of the bead, right torSO and leg with 41 pellets of number four shot, Wood said. Wood said Baum was transported by the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service to Veterans Memorial l'A>spital where he was_ .. · kept overnight before being released. The duo is scheduled to appear May 19 in lhe Meip County Coon of Judge· Patrick O'Brien, Wood said. Leading index figures down 1 percent in March shifts. The lalks, held in Washington under the guidance of a federal medialll:, were under 1 news JII!!Ck· out. and the Bituminous Coal Operaton Associatian, Which ~as . 12 oflhe nation's largest COil comBy DAVE SKIDMORE product-anytime soon. weekiy average of 343,000 in panics, had no COIIlmenL Alloda.-l'resll Writer· Last week, the department Febll!lll)' to 376.000 in March. In a starement, lhe UMW said WASHINGTON - The gov· reponed fJrSt quarJer GOP growlh -A decrease in the average · · .. workWCelt at factories, from 41 .5 .only: •'The operators, IS of yet, emmCIIt's chief economic flnCISI· at an anemic 1.8 pcroenL have failed to acknowledge the ing gauge plunged I percent In "We're in a very subdued econ· hours in February to'41.2 in Man:h. · legitimacy of, let alol!e meet, the March, the wont dct:1lne since lbe o~y. The~:s ~ing very .buoyant -A dip iJI consumer confidence , . needs of our members." middle of the recession more than . gomg on. s81d cconom•.st Lau· a,s meuured by 1 Universitr of UMW'President Richanl Trwn· 1two years l$0, the Commerce renee H. Meyer, a St. Louis-based Michigan survey, the lhird 1n a ka, who has the sole aulhority to Department S81d today. consulJanL row calla llrike, had told minm Mon'The drop, sliahlly steeper ~han In a speech Monday, Treasury. -·A ~line in orders and con-· dar. afternoon to get ready for a predicted by analysis, was a sign of Secretary LI~yd Benuen blamed l,nlet few ~w commen:ial buildings striltc when the contriCt expired at the dramatic slowdown that hiS the severe m•d-Marcb stonn for and business equipment' such as midnighL gripped the ecopomy this year, much of .the fust quarre!:s w~- f!!CI(lly equipmeatand COiilputc:n. . The 12 companies Involved compared wi!h a brief period of ness. calling the quarter a w~!et -A drop in new .onlcn to factohave 60,000 miners in 11 least six robust powth lite last year. · pothole on our road "! recovery· ries for COIIS!IIIIel' ~· states: Ohio, Pennsylvania. West • The decrease was the worst However, ~mist SIJ!Ig W,oo -A decreuc m the inflation-. Virginia, Kentucky, lllinois and since November 1990. It followed Sohn of Nor~est Corp. m Mm· adjusted money sUAJly. lndilna. The COIIII'ICt between lhe a modest 0.5 percent increue in neap!>lis said the weather c~~;n -A speedup In delivery times UMW l1id the .-oci•tioo UIUally Fe~ and a slilht 0.1 percent explain '?"'Y part of lhe economy s from factories, a sign or falling u a model for tho indusary. · decline m Januiuy. fn Doc:ember, at recent SliPPI!IJe. · demand. About 300 1111al1Dr 0011 companies the Clld of the economy's llrCJll8ell "Tho - Y is kind,~ ICfiP-,A fall in the fnllwion-adjlllllld are expected 10 lign the llf6CIIICIII quar11er in ftve yem, lho lnd~ of lnglhe botiOm right now, he said. bacltlos of orclen 11 fllctoriCI 1 as well. . Leadins Iadic;aton bad leapt I. 7 ''The fun~nlll problenl is. lhe · siP tho aualllll wlctaia; if bivThe contract alao affecu the perc:att,lho beit In a decide. CC91101DY liD t mlliill enough .iobi · il!g llllle bOuble hepb1g up wilh ~ benefits of aboul 12(),000 · 'J'billndex 1s designed 10 predict to support lhe kind of spending demand . reareea. economic activity six to nine neceaa!'Y to l!av~. even moderltc · Two indicaton were positive. l'llr!ier Ibis year, ah.oo•andl of monlhsin l!dvance. 'l1ri8 c:onsec:u- econonuc 810wt!'· . ' , Srock prices, as meuured by abe minen went an a ~elective llrib. ti\<e doCUnet are a &ood. althoi!Jh In March, nme of t!Je ~ndex s Slaildard .t; Poon soo, rose. The Tho wallroul endecl after a monlh far rrom foolproof sign of a reces- forward-looking md1cators . ~of raw materials 1080, a sign wilh a 60-dly c;cllllr8Ctexltillion. siOII aheld. ' · · decJ!ned. In Older of tholt effecl on ofincreaed demand. · The coal have laid ·Analysts do 1101 expect the.CICOII• lhe index,. ~ .lqest 10 Sllllliesl, The various changes left the tbey nelid men work iU1et omy to ~ blclt into receaian thiJ lhe nepbve indicalllrs were: · index at a seuonally adju1teil to re~aln compolilive whb year. 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