https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c7f2d37c6af567ee2797e7ff400f2165.pdf f4fda159bcdca36e9b770c1ad4c883b9 PDF Text Text Ohio Sentinel 0-The Community calendar Consider this ... Community Calendar Items appear IWO days bel'ore ID event and the day of that event. Items must be received weD iD lldvance to assure publication in the cal· endar. • By Brian J, Reed help him? If you can help Mr. Correia, you may reach him through me at The Daily Sentinel. Suzy Carpen,ter and her second grade class at Pomeroy Elemenrary School· are responsible for the creative artwork thai hangs in what's left of the main lobby at Farmers Bank and Savings Company. Major renovation efforts at the bank continue right now, and sraff members of the bank thought that the children's brightly-colored pictures (most of them detailing bank activities) would brighten up the lobby area while the mess was at its worst The renovations, meanwhile, are expected to take most of the winter, and bank personnel insist that the tar paper walls are not a pan of the permanent interior design of the bank. -- Blood donors, take note. The February visit of the American Red Cross bloodmobile at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center has been canceled due to a scheduling conflict on the part of the Red Cross. The next Meigs County bloodmobile date has been tentatively set for April 15, 1992 from I p.m. to 5:30p.m. Meigs County continues to depend on volunteer blood donors like you to help replenish the area's blood supply, so "pencir' this new date on your calendar and plan to donate at that time. By then, the cold winter days will be behind us, and you'll be looking for an excuse to get out and enjoy the SPRING weather conditions. 1promise. Do you remember Stephen Correia? He is a graduate student at Penn State University, doin~ a graduate disserration on the subject of Meigs County native T. Jesse Jones. Jones, who is credited with The Meigs County Chamber of establishing social studies as a Commerce continues to accept course of study in public schools, is your letters in support of a state a well-known sociologist of the prison site in Meigs County. Your early 20th century. letter is important to the communiYour letters and information, ty, in that it will help to show that solicitaled through this column last the community is behind the prosummer, were most helpful in get- posal. The ~tate is not interested in ting Mr. Correia to this point of his locating pnsons where oppos1Uon work. is voiced, and there has been such In a recent letter to me, Mr. Cor- opposition in at least one of the reia expressed a need of infofllla· other two counties being consid· tion regarding Mr. Jones ' high ered. You may write to the cham· school years (1887-1891). Could ber at 200 East Second Street in there be anyone in the readership of Pomeroy, and they will forward this newspaper who might have a your letter to the state. local yearbook from those years, or Do it today, please. any other school records that might THURSDAY POINT PLEASANT, W.VA. · The Crusade for Christ at 22M Street Chunch of God of Prophecy in Point Pleasant, W.Va. runs through Saturday at 7 p.m., with Rev. Rick Towe, Pastor. Rev. Paul Chapman and New Life Singers will perform Monday night's service. ly Singers. Pastor Steve Reed invites the public. Fellowship will foUow. SATURDAY . RUTLAND · There will be a round and square dance at the Rutland American Legion Hall on Saturday rrom 8 P·"l· to midnight. Music will be provided by the Country Kin Band and Ray Fitch will be the caller. The public is invited. SALEM CENTER • Star Grange and Star Junior Grange will meet Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the grange hall. Presenration of 50-year POMEROY· The Ohio Young membership certificates and of the Democrat Club will hold an organi· fourth degree will be included. zational meeting on Thursday at 7 Bring a favorite recipe for the State p.m. at the Carpenter's Hall in Grange Cookbook. A potluck supPomeroy. Anyone between the per will foUow. ages of 17 and 36 interested in attending may do so. POMEROY · "The Day the Kids Toole Over" and "Koko's Kit· · PAGEVILLE • There will be a ten" will be shown at the Meigs public meeting at the Scipio Town- County Public Library in Pomeroy ship Building in Pageville on on Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. Thursday at 7 p.m. to discuss the and at the Middleport Library on installation of water into Pageville Monday at 4:30p.m. Village. POINT PLEASANT · The LibFRIDAY erty Mountaineers will perform TIJPPERS PLAINS • The Tup- Saturday at the Senior Citizens pers Plains VFW Post No. 9053 Center in Point Pleasant, W.Va. and Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor a dance on Friday from 8 to II: 30 SUNDAY p.m. with music by the Happy HolPOMEROY • Any person who low Boys. is single, never married, divorced, or widowed, who is willing to HOCKINGPORT • There will become pan of a core group to plan be a round and square dance on opportunities for other singles in Friday from 8 to 11:30 p.m. at Meigs Canty is invited to the Hockingport on Route 124 at Pomeroy Uniled Methodist Church Kenny and Millie Reynolds. Music on Sunday from 4-5:30 p.m. A will be provided by Don, Buddy light supper will be served. and the Smokey Mountain Drifters. Jim Brown will be the caller. LOTI'RIOOE · There will be a Country and bluegrass music is smorgasbord dinner at the Lotplayed there every Monday night at tridge Community Center on Sun7 p.m. The public is invited to day from noon to 2 p.m. Cost is $5 attend. for adults and $2.50 for children under 12. PORTLAND · The Lebanon Township Trustees will meet FriCHESTER ·Paul Tafoya, presiday at 7 p.m. at the township build- dent and a director of Arm of the ing. Lord Ministries in Dallas, Texas, will speak at the New Life LONG BOTTOM · The Faith Covenant Church of God in Full Gospel Church in Long Bot· Chester on Sunday at 6 p.m. and tom will have preaching and Monday through Wednesday at 7 singing on Fnday at 7 p.m. w1th p.m. nightly. The public is inviled David Dailey and the Dailey Fami- to attend. Forest Run UMW gather Kathleen Scott lead the Q~iet Edith Sisson presided at the Day Service at the recent meetmg meeting which opened with all of the Forest Run Umted Methodist praying silent prayer and then the · Women _for a Call to Prayer and Lord's Prayer. Self Demal. . Officers reports were given and Mrs. Scott read several pans and 60 si ck and shut-in calls were DAN MILLER other readers were Ednh Sisson, reported. Thank you notes were Mary !'lease, Evelyn Hollon, Faye presented and the death of member W1ggms and Mary bel Warner. Lillian Napper was noted and is the mother of one daughter, Three songs included "Be Thou . Refreshments were served by Rachel. My Vision" and "Open My Eyes" the officers to members present and Both are available for appoint· and ''Take My Life." Following the a guest, Marybel Warner · ments Monday through Saturday special offering there was·a unison during business hours. BRJNDA DAVIS SBC names new employees Dan Miller and Brinda Davis were recently appointed to the staff at Southeastern Business College, according to Robert Shirey, presi· dent. Miller of Jackson , has been named assistant director of admissions, while Davis was appointed to the position in job placement/public relatious. Miller is a graduate of Jackson High School and attended the University of Rio Grande. He is a member of First United Presbyteri· an Church of Jackson. Davis of Vinton, is a graduate of Gallia Academy High School and auended the University of Rio Grande. She is a recording artist and composer and has graduated from Profiles Modeling Studio. She inurrently attending New Life Christian Bible College, Jackson, ' t ! SUPER BOWL WI ~ Prizes were awarded MoDday to wiDnen or the Super Bowl coloring coolest sponsored by the Video Depart· ment of Vauahan's Cardinal, Middleport Michl OSU honor roll Three Meigs County residents have been named to the honor roll at Ohio State University for the autumn quarter. All three have ac6ieved high academic averages for their quarter's worlc. They have received a grade point average of at least 3.S on a 4.0 scale and were enrolled for at least 12 credit hours. Named to the honor roll are: Jared Andrew Sfieets and Amy Michelle"' Wagner, both of Pomeroy; and David Eugene Rice, Reedsville. 110:1 Jonathan Perrin Recezves degree \ . . ·· • Jill XrUtini Eibridge. Coolville, receives degree leRL • A FOND FAREWELL- Joan Tewksbary, R.N., retiring Meigs County Tuberculosis Nurse, was honored with an open house yes· terday at the Meigs County Health Department. Well over 100 people attended the open bouse to wish her well and to thank her for all she had d011e. Pictured with Mrs. Tewksbary is one of tliose well-wishers, Manning Roush. OVAL trustees meet The Board of Trustees of the Ohio Valley Area Libraries (OVAL) held their monthly meeting at System Headquarters in Wellston on Thursday, Jan. 16, 1992. The Board re-elec led the current officers for 1992. Harold Felton representing the Herbert Wescoat Memorial Library in Vinton County was elecled Presidenl Frederick Good representing the Logan Hocking County District Library in Hocking County was elecled Vice . President Roxie Underwood representing the Jackson City Library in Jackson County was elected Secretary. Theora Bradley representing the Portsmouth Public Library took the oath of office as a new Trustee. Mr. Felton and Charles Mentges, representing the Gamet A. Wilson Public Library of Pike County also took the oath as reappointments. OVAL trustees are selecled by the local library boards to serve a two year term. The Board also approved a resolution reco¥,nizing "with great appreciation' the services of Jay Brushart. He left the Board after seven years representing the Portsmouth Public Library. The Board approved the annual meeting schedule. The Board , decided to maintain the third Thursday of each month as their regular meeting date. Queen E. Lester, representing the Chillicothe and Ross County Public Library and chair of the Budget and Fmance Committee, presented the Board with revised budget figures to accommodate the 5% cut mandated by Governor Voinovich. Travel budgets were slashed, the annual meeting and a cataloging workshop were postponed, and other budget lines reduced to meet the targeled reduction of $20,600. "I hope the econo· my turns around" Director Eric S. Anderson said "so that no further reductions are needed." This is the third budget reduction for OVAL _ _ _ _ _ _--~.._ _ _ _ _,~___ _ _ _...J 2 Section a, 14 Pageo 25 cento AMuillmtdlo Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, January 31, 1992 in the last twelve months. The Board approved the revisions. Anderson also compl imenled Extension Services Librarian Leah Griffith because statistics show the number of users of the Bookmobile • service has increased 12o over last year. He also pointed out that Books By Mail circulation was up 29o for the month of December. A contract with Mary Stahl, of Athens, was approved for proofing and editing the 1992 edition of the Union Serials List. This is a list showing the magazine holdings of OVAL and three other Regional Library Systems. This 600 page document is the prime tool used by more than seventy libraries throughout the state of Ohio to harrow copies of magazines from one another. Also approved were two hundred hours of staff time to key and update the document and addi· tional computer hardware. The Board also approved an application for Library Services and Construction Act (LSCA) Title I funds for a grant to improve County Jail Service for inmates in Athens and Jackson counties . OVAL will coordinate the grant and it is hoped it will serve as a model that other libraries can adapt and adopt. · Established in 1973 as the first state-funded regional public library system in Ohio , today OVAL administers through local public libraries a variety of program s designed to improve and extend services to local residents. OVAL is made up of public libraries in the counties of Athens, Hocking, Jack· son, Lawrence, Meigs, Pickaway, Pike, Ross, Scioto and Vinton . The OVAL Board of Trustees, which consists of one trustee from each member public library board, determines policy, controls finances, and makes final decision on what services will be offered. Wanda Eblin serves on the OVAL Board and represents the Meigs Coun Public Library. WASHINGTON (AP) _The government's chief economic forecasting gauge fell 0.3 percent for a second strai ht month in Decemher, pulledd~wn by a slide in manfact ring activity and slipping ~onsu':ner confidence, the government reponed today. It was the third decline in four months in the Commerce Department's Index of Leading Economic Indicators, which is .designed to forecast future activity in the U.S. economy. Today's report suggested con· iinued economic weakness m the months ahead, and is in line with many analysts' prediction that there will be. no appreciable turnaround before the spring. It could be summer or even fall, some economists predict, before the economy shakes off its sluggishness. In the December index, six of the II forward-looking indicators were negative, including a drop_ in orders for new plants and eqUipment, falling orders for consumer goods and a decrease m unfilled factory orders that suggested slack demand. . Other ~egauves_ were faster delivery times, wh1ch Indicates dechmng orders. Also falhn~ was the money supply and the mdex measunng consumer c~nfidence. Only four of the_md1cato.rs made pOSitive contr1buuons: a JUmp m bmldmg ~rmns, nsmg ~rices for raw matenals suggesung mcreased d~mand , a longer workweek and higher stock pnces. . The building ~ermit activity mdicated the housmg sector could agrun lead the _economy out of the recessiOn as It has dunng most other post-World War II downturns. One indicator was unchanged: the number. of weekly jobless msurance claims. The weak outlook for the nauon 's manufacturing sec tor reported today follows other recent bad news from the government on factory act1v1ty. On Thursday, the Commerce Department srud factory orders for durable goods fell an unexpectedly steep 5.0 perccn~ m December. That was the fiCSt dcchne m three months and the largest m more than a year. Man)' analysts believe the economy will remam weak until consumer confidence~ one of t,he. negat1ve components m today s mdex, picks up and sumulates spend mg. Consumer spendmg a~counls for two-th1rdsofthe nal!on seconom1c acuvity. . . The vanous changes left the mdex at 144.8 percent of Its 1982 base of 100. The mdcx has edged up JUSt 0.6 percent from July through December, compared to J~St 2.4 percent during the previous SIX months. . . The mdcx ~as VIrtually flat m Octobe~. when 11 mched up a barely perceptible 0.1 percent after slippmg_an 1denucal 0.1 percem the previous month. Meigs County Grand Jury indicts 11 on various counts John C. Goodman, representing Architect/Engi· neer Burgess & Niple. Second row, 1-r, are Ronald R. Schultz or Burgess & Niple; Carol Guinther representing tbe Meigs County Health Department; Village Clerk Brenda Morris and Village Administrator John Anderson. The project is expected to be completed in October. GROUND BROKEN • Ground was broken on Thursday morning ror Pomeroy's new $1.2 million sewage treatment plant. The plant will be built near the existing facility, behind Bob Roberts Field. Pictured,l·r, are Estill Howard of Titus Construction, the general contractor; County Engineer Philip M. Roberts; Mayor Bruce J, Reed; Councilman John Blaettnar; and Spencer files petition for clerk's position he is a member and a past president of the Board of Directors of Meigs Industries. Spencer also belongs t_o _the Ohio Clerk of CourtS Assoc1auon, and is a past president of that organization's second disaict. · As clerk of courts , Spencer maintains all public records per· taining to the Meigs County Common Pleas Court and Court of Appeals. He also ~versees the o!ltr· ation of the Me1gs County Tule Office, which processes all auto and boat titles in the county. If elected to another term, Spencer will set total computerization of his offices as a goal. "Through tlie cooperation of the Meigs County Commissioners and the State of Ohio," Spencer sa1d, "we expect 10 have a fully-comput· Meigs County Clerk of Courts Larry E. Spencer has filed his petition with the Meigs County Board of Elections as a candidate for that office in the Republican Primary in May. . Spencer has served as clerk of courts since January, 1973 . A native of Racine, he is married to the former Kay Avis. They have a son, Michael, and an infant granddaughter. The son of Elson and Dorothy Spencer of Rae ine, he is a graduate of Racine High School. He is very active in the Racine Masonic Lodge. A former Past Master of that lodge, Spencer is presendy the Worthy Pauon of the Racine Chapter of Order of Eastern Star in Racine. He is also a member of the York Rite organization. In addition to his masonic activities, LARRY SPENCER erized title department by March 30. In this next term, I hope to computerize the legal department as well." By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel Ne\vs Starr . The Meigs County Grand Jury Indicted II individuals earlier this month. Ranging from drug offenses to grand theft r.ounts, the indictments were filed earlier this week in Meigs Common Pleas Court. Jon Yowell of Athens was indicled on a count of trafficking in marijuana, a third-degree felony, and cultivation of marijuana, a felony of the fourth degree. James and Mammie Hanmon of Langsville were charged in a single mdiclfl!_ent on counts of trafficking m manJuana, a third-degree felony, and cultivation of marijuana, a felony of the fourth degree. Indicted on a count o! possession of mii'ljijana aiR! (: bvation of marijuana, third and fourth de~ felonies respectively, was Eddie J. Smathers of Dexter. Timothy Jenkins of Pomeroy_ was indicted on three counts of vey Michael O'Dell of Albany with trafficking in food stamps. Those charges of trafficking in marijuana charges are felonies of the fourth and cultivation of marijuana, degree. felonies of th e third and fourth Terry L. Brewer of State Route degrees, respccti vel y. 248 in Long Bottom was indicled Additionally, Woodgerd was on two counts of trafficking in mar- indicted by the grand jury on ijuana, a fourth-degree felony. charges of having a weapon while Robert W. Bays of Portland was under a disability, a fourth-degree indicted on two counts of grand felony, and two counts of receiving theft, both third-degree felonies. He stolen property, third -degree is charged with the theft of a 1981 feloni es. Oldsmobile station wagon belong- ' Priddy, O'Dell, Bays and Brew. ing to George W. Capehart, and of cr was arraigned on Thursday afterscrap stainless steel' owned by Don noon. Brewer's bond was set at Johnson. Bays' indicunent includes $1,000, Bays' bond at 1,000 on a prior-conviction specification, each of two counts, O'Dell 's at which states that Bays was previ- $20,000, and Priddy's all ,000 on ously convicted of felony charges. each coun~ Each of the defendants Eric Priddy , Middleport, was arraigned yesterday was permitted c)lll!1~d wi!h three f9urth -_degree to post 10 percent cash. felony counts of trafficking m mar· Trial dates were set for late ijuana February and March. Pomeroy A single indictment charges Attorney Charles H. Knight repreBrian L. Woodgerd of Pomeroy, sented all four of the defendants at Becky S. Trout (also known as their arraignment s; Brewer and Becky Stites) of Pomeroy, and Hac- Bays were declared indigent. Meeting with high-ranking state official productive; legislators say A meeting with a high-ranking administration official concerning the possible siting of a state prison in Meigs County was productive, reported State Rep. Mary Abel (DAthens) and State Sen. Jan Michael Long (0-Circleville) Thursday. Reginald Willcinson, director of the Ohio Depanmcnt of Rehabilitation and Corrections, met with Abel and Long at the Statehouse in Columbus. "We requested this meeting in order to reiterate and emphasize our support for this endeavor," Abel said. "We pointed to the receptiveness of the communities of Meigs County and the entire region for this projecL We made it clear that the people of our area are willing to work with the Administration to provide whatever support is necessary." One topi~ the off!cials discussed was the oiler by 0~10 Power to donate 300 acres to the state for use as a possible site. "It is clear that the Dcparunent is well aware of the overwhelming suppon of Meigs countians for this site proposal," Sen. Lon~ notes. "Since an announcement IS likely in February, it is important that we maintain this effort," Sen. Long emphasized. The legi slators added that the Director make it clear .that a decision would be made on the prison site , among Belmont, Meigs, and Noble Counties, before March. Home sales down during December WASHINGTON (AP) - New home sales feU in 1991 to the lowest level in nine years, resuming their slide in December after two monthly gains. the government said today. . All regions except the Midwest shared in the annual losses. The Departments of Commerce and of Housing and Urban Development said sales of single-family homes totaled S04,000 in 1991, down 5.6 percent from 1990 and the lowest since 412,000 in 1982 during the previous recession. Gallipolis man shot during disp_ute Gallipolis Police Department , By JIM FREEMAN Williams allegedly shot Jamison OVP News Starr A Gallipolis man, Bill Jamison, with a .357 magnum revolver durage ull11lJlOned, was listed in sta&le ing a dispute. According to police, Williams condition Friday morning after being shot in a dispute on Fourth · a.llegedly shot Jamison once in the Avenue, Gallipolis, at approximate- leg. The· slug apparently passed through one leg and lodged in the ly 3 p.m. Thursdax. -..J;>wayne A. W!lliilms, 28, of 125 other, police said. Williams was arrested soon after River S~. Gallipolis, is being he)d in the Galli a County Jail on ·a the shooting by a deputy from the charge of felonious assault in con- Gallipolis Sherifrs Department. The Gallia County Emergency !JCCiion with the shooting. According to a report from the Medical Service transported Jami- 4 P••··l P·•· This Wee•'s Buffet Speei11l SE~FOOD SPECilL 95 son to Holzer Medical Center. Several people expressed concern that the incide.nt occurred close to a school at approximately the same time students were being dismissed for the day. The incident is still under investigation, a police spokesman said. Williams pleaded not guilty to felonious assault during his arraignment Friday morning in the Gallipolis Municipal Court. The court appointed Richard Roderick to serve as William's attorney. Bond was set at $25,000. A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for Feb. 7, II a.m., in the Gallipolis Municipal Court. If convicted of felonious assault, an aggravated felony of the second degree, Williams could face an indefinite term of incarceration ranging from five to 25 years. Since the incident involyed the use of a firearm, William~ may also face an additional three year's incaroeration if convicted. / Rutland man til be sentenced in March . . Meigs County SheriffJames M. Soulsby reports that Shawn.Minshall of Rutland,· 19, appejlied in , tlje M~igs County Common Pleas .. C:ourt on Wednesday on a Bill or Information filed by the Mei~s ·County Prosecuting Attorney s qffice. . < That bill charged Minshall with l:ireakinllllld entering and vandalisin to.louery equipment 81 D&M ~ in Syracuse. He was released an bond and is to appear for scn~ing In Marth. · . NINIIOI Mn"'i".aon.DellfJC; and Penny Jonathan Pcrrilt,son of Gay Per· · Woodraneitll t.fartin, Shade, rin, Pomeroy, has received a Juris . I iecei..S I BICbclor of Ani Degree Doctor ilegree from the CoUcp of flllll Ollio Uni_vPIY at the end of Law 81 the Unhmity of Cincinlllli fall ...., fohow!ng the 1991. fall quarter•. \ ' LoW tonight in 20s. High Saturday In upper 30s. Cloudy Economic forecasting gauge slips in December FRIDAY BUFFET SPECIAL .. ; Page 4 Vol. 42, No. 1aa received 1 Bachelor of Business I 8-H; K-C; 2-D; 4-S Copyrighted 1992 King, left; preseated prizes to Jarrod Gilmore and Katbl Johnson, rroat, 11d T011y1 Miller, back. A WIDDer Dol preseDt was Toni Martinez. $8 Pick 3: 086 Pick 4: 9918 Cards: L-~-----------L----..,:_ PWC meets Members of the Presbyterian Women's Circle of the Middleport Presbyterian Church mel recently with the new chairman, Mrs. Guy Harper, presiding. Due to the death of Mrs. Jack Coleman, Mrs. Paul Haptonstall was appointed treasurer . Mrs. Harley Brown was appointed Least Coin chainnan. Mrs. Brown read "Doers of the Word" as the Least Coin offering was taken. She stressed the need for action and deeds in promoting peace and justice and concern for others. Mrs. Guy Harper used an article on "Influence" as her devotional. She tied it 10 the theme of the study iesson of the evening, asking mem· bers to consider what difference one's faith makes in how one acts. Christians must be willing to face iJpposilion and to live lives that are different if they are to influence others in a positive manner. The book study was presented by Mrs. Carl Horky using the new bOoks 011 Discipleship. After introthe book, Mrs. Horky disp. Good News People. As disciples of Christ, Christians must be JOod news people who spread Ood'l JoVe and grace 10 aU, follow· iill His example as described in MltlheW 9:9-13. . Mrs. Rjch8rd Vaughan served remsbments to nine members pre- Ohio Lottery Meigs girls • wan over Buckeyes -' .. .. . \ ydfs probation along with fines of month jail term, which was susMinshall also 8ppeared in Meigs $50 and costs on each. ~estitution pended to' 10 days and $50 plus County Court ori \Vednesday ·on . was also ordered. costs olio each charge. He was also charges of petty theft involving Also appearing for his partici- placed on five yea~s probaiion. stolen soft drink bottles from Super paling in the D&M Pizza incident Restitution was ordered. America in Pomeroy, and the theft was Thomas Stobart II, .19, of · Two juveniles were also arrest· ofitems·rrom a bus at Edwin Davis Racine. He was charged with ed and their cases are being han· and Sons at Danville. receiving stolen property, con- died through the Meigs County Minshall wL'I also ·charged with has been st;n· contributing to the del.inquency·of a tributing to the delinquency of a Juvenile Court. millot and petl)' !het'l inyolving the ~need to the OhiO Youth CommJS· minor, and entered guilty pleas to items from the bus at Dan viDe .and s1on and has been lriiiiSP_Orted .to the charges. Judge Patrick H. cigarettes from the Super America · Col~m . b!JS· Th~ second Juvenile O'Brie11 sentenced Minshall to a six month jail sentence, which was store in Middlepon. He entered a case 1s sun pending. su,spended to: 10 d~ys and five guilty plea and was given a six~ 9De TREE COMES DOWN • Workers awaytbe large maple tree that stood lit.- tile · War monumnt at tile Melp COIIDty Court HOUM 011 Tllursday. Tile dim 11 d tret was nmovtd becaue tbe couDJy dllllmisslontrs felt it posed a tlillety bliZII'd to p1158ersby. \ �. ,C ommentary .· w.'ASHINGTON-The ·fi spec1 c subject mauer is relatively· insig111 Court Street nificant--a small federally funded Pomei'OJ', Oblo scholarship fund-but. an impasse · DEVOTED TO THE INTIUSTS or 11IE MEIGS-MASON AREA over the iss~e between Congress and the Whtte House may have both hcadi~g for the Sup~eme Coun 10 an 1mportam consutuuonal showdown. Sh. on IY before th"• end f th e 1ast ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher sess1on, Congress approved. by u· nantmous c~nsent, cstabltshmcnt at the l!mverstty of Arizona of the CHARLENE HOEFLICH PAT WHITEHEAD Moms K. Udall Scholarshtp and General Manager Assistant Publisher/Controller Excellence m Env~ronmental Pohcy Fund. Th1s small scholarshtp A MEMB ER of The Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Association and fund named after the . recently tbe American Newspaper Publisher Associalion. rcured 30-year.Dcmoc~auc veteran from Ariwna ts the kmd of low· LETfERS OF OPINION art welcome . They should be Jess than 300 cost honor Congress regularly bewords long . All letters art subject to editing and must be signed with name . stows on rcured or deceased memaddress and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be publisbed. Letters . . sbould be in good taste. addressing issues. not pmonalities. bers of both parues. Such b1lls are popular wtth almost all members and especially popular in this case because Mo Udall was respocted on both sides of the aisle. But the White House was unhappy. While a White House spokesman says the administration has no problem with honoring Q[ Udal l, it does have a problem with the makeup of a nine-member My name is Raymond Rowe sus). The Meigs County Chamber board Congress appo inted to ad· ·and I have lived in Meigs County of Commerce repon that they have · for 50 yea'li. I live on the same had I 00 favorable responses. I • farm my gtandfather bought in believe that is a very small percent· • .1924. It is approximately one mile age of Meigs County's voice. I, for one, would not feel it safe ··east of the Racine Locks and Dam. for my wife and family with a I'm not against progress or prison at my doorstep. I would like industry as long as it is not detrito see industry come to Mei gs mental to our health, safety, and environmenL I do not believe that County but I do not call this good our roads could handle the industry. Meigs County and Mason increased traffic flow that would County, W. Va .. both seem to correspond with the prison. If the attract undesirable employment prison were to be built near Letan that other communities tum down. Speak up Meigs County, before Falls, S.R. 338 would be heavily it is too late; think about our traveled plus during times of flood women, children and elderly. Say the township roads would be used. NO to a prison. S.R . 338 through Antiquity is Sincerely, . always in need of repairs and could not sustain a heavy traffic flow nor Raymond Rowe Copies: could the back country roads. Sen. Jan Long According to the Meigs County Meigs County Chamber of Com· Recorder's Office, there arc 22,987 merce people in Mei~s Coun:.::ty~(~1.:..990:..:...;c;.:.e.:..n·_ _ _ _ __ ° Letters to the editor To the people . minister the scholarshtp program . As set up by the bill, four board members would re appointed by the president, four by Congress and one by the president of the Univcr· sity of Anwna. Ftrst, the Whtte House objects to Congress appoin.ting people to execute 'laws tt has · passed Second it objects to allow· · ' ' 'd f mg someone outsl e . 0 go~cm· ment- t.e., the umverstty prestdent -to administer federal funds. . So the Whtte House vetoed Jhe bdl. It tS the way tt chose to do so that ts selltng up the consmuuonal test. . . . . Gtven the populanty of thts btll, perhaps. the Whtte. Ho~se dectded not to nsk ~e president s record. of never hav10g Congress ovemde f h' 1 d th Wh tc one o ts vetos. nstea e 1 House relied on ar often-used con· · · al d · -th "pocket ~~:~~?n evtce e The Constitution rovidcs that a bill will fail to bectme law if it is . . nd b · "ad. .. exactly when ongress JOums within the meaning of the C~nsutu· tion. It is an important quesuon be· cause presidents often use the pocket vet~ as an absolute!~ safe way to reject bills passed tn the fi.nal moments of a legislative sesstan. . .. Congress is taking the posttton that the Udall Scholarship bill has become law because technically when Congress left .Own on Nov: 27 it had only recessed. At the time there was contention between Congrcss and the White House over possible measures to spur the economy. Congressional leaders threatened to come back in session ard pass legislation if the White H tr'ed t blame the faltering ouse 1 0 economy on Congress Actually the firsi session of ' . · Co~gress did not offlc~ally adjourn unul Jan. 4, ~hen, tn a 39-second techmcal sesston, the first sesston of the 102nd Congress was offi· ~~es''t~g':Js!hc~~~~~de~efr 3 cially brou~ht to iln end •. and .lh~ ·aurnmcnt prevents return" of the second sesston offictally started an ~e·ec ted bill. 11 is called a "pocket the~ recessed unul the State of the v~to" because it is said the presi· Umon Address on Jan. 23. h b'll . h' k But Congress ts makmg a more dc~u~.t e t' ~~ e'sJ:e~· over basiC and tmportantargument-that e tspu c r a pocket veto 1S available to a J Meigs County: Racine squad answers call Meigs County Emerseni:y Services reports that one call for assis· tance was answeml on Thunday. At 10:10 a.m., Racine squad lnlnspol1ed Charles McKown from the station 10 Veterans Memorial Hospital. · ·d 1 when Congress ad· prest cn.t ~nJe (i e for an indefi· JO~ms St~) at .he'' true end of a 01 e pert in the riod of ad1 Congress, ~tween t ! sessions of JOumment he te same f~"~~s~ ~ i~aspo~n~i:. l ts year. e 1 u 1 _ cause almost every, two years, bet ween congress1ona sessmns, some bills receive ket vetoes. H se Representatives Cou~~~l Steven Ross says that he believes that "those around the president arc misreading the Constitution." He adds that Senate Legal Counsel Michael Davidson agrees that the Udall Scholarship bill has become law. Congressional sources say that h 1 d h.1 0 f th House and l e ca ers P e Senate will meet 10 decide whether the long ard cosUy process · 10 s'"rl ~' · · of challenging the prestd~n.t m coun. Sen. Dcnms DeConc101, D· Am., the sponsor of the Udall Icgtslauon, says that he would prefer avoiding a court test ~d in· stead repeal the. cum:nt Ia and qUtckly replace 1t w1lh a ~cw bill wtth modtficauons that wtll meet Whtte House objecUons. But to some the issue is of enough lmpor· umce to go ahead wtth the coun test. ':r : · This letter is imponant to every:one in Meigs County. I have wnt· ·ten several times and every letter :shows how I feel about all these ;ihings that are changing in our ·county. •. The rumors that all of the gener:al relief workers won't be worlcing :aeter March. Now where does thts :leave the people with children? •They can eat but what about thetr ;bills?. There is some good workers ·in our county and its a shame for :this to happen to them. ~:The price of cold war \~victory is jobs, jobs, jobs . • ;. By WALTER R. MEARS ,. AP Special Correspondent , WASHINGTON - At the White House, they're calling it a bit of an :~conomic head wind - but post-Cold War defense budget cuts will hit ;with gale force at plants, bases and payrolls across the country. .; That's the down side of the peace dividend, and it will cost jobs just as :President Bush prods Congress for a prognam he says wiU revive the econ'Qmy and get people back to work. :: "By the grace of God, America has won the Cold War," Bush said in his State of the Union address. And also, he added, by virtue of the · defense burden shouldered by American taxpayers for half a century. The defense budget already is being cut and Bush said "this year, with imperial communism gone, that process can be accelerated" by another ·$50 billion over the next five years. There is a price. "We're throwing a lot of people out of work," Senate Republican leader Bob Dole noted. "Defense was never meant to be a jobs program, but it's got to be done .in an orderly way." . Under the budget Bush J)roposed Wednesday, the armed forces would be cut by 122,000 people next year. The reductions will continue. Gen. Colin L. Powell, chairman of the jOint chiers or staff, said he would ask Congress to "give us the time to make an easy uansition for the 500,000 active duty personnel, for the 200,000 reservists, as well as another 200,000 civmans who will be ofl :the Department of Defense rolls over the next three to four years." · The PentagOn also has estimated that at least 300,(XX) poople will be : laid orfover the next five years in private industry because of cuts in :defense contracts and projects. ' · IJ1 effect, a major sovemment jobs and public w<:ds progi8llt is being :slowed, just as the adrninistiation tries to spce!l the econom~. : Michael J. Baskin, chainnan of the president's council of economic •advisers, said it i.s a tni'nsition rrom "a situation in the '80s or a big buildup being a boost to the economy" to the prospect "of this :cJe(enae downsu:ing beinB a bit of a drag." ' "There are a variety of those other things that arc a bit of a bead wind :for the economy," Boskin•said. · ; · Nobody is apinst the policy of defense cuts. Congressional Democrats IbM 1011gb! mluctions sharper dian lhc 30 perwtt by 1997 Bush said is· •his linit. "This deep llld no deeper," he 10ld Congress. ; Bat there is a political backlacb over tbc speciriCs, when a conb'act ean;cilltlion or 1 buc c!Oiing h~ a member of Congress in his or her own :•k ywd. ...... de' ian . . somebod • . • di , - And every buc ..... evtry · - p t IS 111 . y s ·• or s- :defense :adct. s ; "The anly ·~.Dick I ~ deiCIIIe budget is !OICIUIIly cut it," DeftJnsc llid Wedneltlay, explaiilms a defense budset thai $10 billi!JI in the )'C8r bqiming OcL I. "And as 'much • l would like 10 mate deciJions based only on preserving X num:.,_ o( jibs ilutlhere, l can't do thaL" · · :c1oa SO by 1 . ~ ' ' ' "See? It's perfectly safe .... " After Bill Clinton, no more.___B_en_m_att_en_berg-=politics. That's different for two reasons: It's too important, and there is sometlting that can be done about i~ particularly by people who Itve mNew Hampshue. . Do we really want to p1ck our presidents on the basis of their past sexual htstory? I thtnk not. (We would have lost.some good ones tf we h~d done so m the past) . It s not that character _1s trrclevant 10 JUdgmg a potenttal pres!· dent. Followmg Gov. Chnton s interview on "60 ~inutes". it is c.lear.that at som~ mdetermmate t1me 10 the past, m an apparently discreet way, he did not behave like a chou boy. Fa1r enough. Voters who feel that such ~havior.is rei~· vant may J?Ut that .mtc_> thetr dec~stan-equatiOn, we1ghmg tt along with a hundred other factors that arc of consequence. But that's enough. It is a news story that does not need a Who, What. Where, Wben or Why. That way lies media mildness. That way yields a political system tha~ at its highest level, will be held forever hostage to sleaze-mongering. It may end, soon. As it stands now, folio win~ the 1987 Gary Hart case, there IS an open and haunting question in the political community: Will a candidate's sexual history result in pre· ernptive impeachment? On Feb. 18 New Hamps~ire voters have the Let's admit it: We love this stuff. even as we know it has to stop in the contest for the presidcn· cy. We all cluck about it. Isn't it ter· rible, we say: nominating a Supreme Coun Justice as if it were rape trial, watching a rape trial as il it were a Super Bowl, watching a potential political sex scandal as if It were an overtime period in the Super Bowl. But still, we watch it, as we watched Bill and Hillary Clinton, staring at the television set, hypno· tized. And as long as we do, we will inevitably get more of it. In a market economy Supply and Demand will see 10 that. If there's an audience large enough to make it wonh looking for, there's usually a juicy scandal to be found. And who's to say it's all bad? Not this commentator, who salutes free markets in economics and journalism. Thomas-Hill told us about the Supr~me Coun, politics and feminism . William Kennedy Smith v. the Blue Dot Woman told us about rape and the law. So if people want circuses, let 'em have ciltuses. Anyway, even if one abhors i~ as at least half of me does, there's not much that can be done about it. Just try telling tlte press not to cover something, you, you, Censor! Fascist! Totalitarian! With one exception. Presidential So defense reductions arc an understated undertow as Bush seeks swift approval of his cautious economic recovery program. Samuel Skinner, the White House chief of staff, says the Bush program will put about 500,000 poople back to work this year if Congress enacts it by the president's March 20 deadline. , "We haven't factored into that some of the losses in the defense industry, •' Skinner acknowledged. in an ABC-'liV interview. · . "We spent trillions of dollars to win the Cold War, and now we have one final price," Skinner said. "It's a price that we're all willing to pay." But not in jobs and votes back home, as evidenced by the\~ts of southem·New England senatorS and House rncmbersapinst-'submarine contraCt cuts that will hit shipyards in Groton, Conn., and Quonset Point, R.I. . Sen. John Chafee, a Rhode Island Republican, said he'll fight to at least slow the cancelllllion of the Seawolf sulm.-ine projccL • In Yorba Linda, Calif., about 400 Republicans watched Bush's State of the Union tlddress on a giant television acm:n at the Richard M. Nixon library, applauding and cheering - until he IIIIIOUnced his defense cuts, including a shuiOOwn of the B-2'bomber poject at 20 planes, instead of 1S. Lottery numbers --Meigs announcements_ Upset with changes I will suggest that everyone write or call their Congressman for all the good it might do . I ask everyone please don 't blame Mr. Swi sher and his staff for these changes they take orders like everyone else. These changes come out of Columbus. One more thing some of Mr. Swisher's younger members could take a lesson in manners. Some of my friends have been cut shan by them. Roy Brunty Racine, Ohio day to more than 2S degrees higher dian usual. . . · High temperature records for the day included 59.degree& at Billings, Mont, which tied the 1935 reconl. Weather across most of the rest of the nation also was expected to be mild today; except for some snow flturies stre!Chin~ from the llreat Lakes to New England. The high temperature for the nation Thunday was 86 degrees at ·Melbourne, Aa. Highs today were expected in the 20s in upper New England and .around the Great takes; in the 30s across most of the rest of the Nortlteast and the Midw~t; in the 40s throughout West V!J'ginia, and in parts of the West, incllidilig most of Utah;' and in the 50s in the upper Plains and across the PacifiC Nonh· west and Nevada. Highs in tb\160s were predicted throughout mos1 of the South; and in the 70s in the desert Southwest and southern florida, with temperatures soaring into the 80s around Miami and in Southern Calif001ia. By Tbe Associated Press The sun will break out again .over Ohio on Saturday but temperatures will remain oil the cold side, the National Wsalher Service said. Highs in most pans of the state will stay below freezing. But a high pressure system .building into the area should produce a pleasant weekend, with fair .weather and temperatures warming into the40s. The record high temperature for this date at the Columbus weather station was 62 degrees in 1917. The record low was 5 below zero in 1955. Sunset tonight will be at 5:49 p.m. Sunrise on Saturday will be at 7:40a.m. Arouod the nation Rain and winds swept the Northwest Coast today. Drizzle dampened northern New York State, pans of Ohio and nonhem Aorida. More unseasonably warm weather was expected today acioss the northern and central Plains and the upper Mississippi Valley, where temperatures soared Thurs- CLEVELANI;I (AP)- Here arc Thursday night's Ohio Lottery. South-Central Oblo Tonight, mostly cloudy with a selections: chance of flurries. LOw iii the mid~ Pick 3 Numbers 0-8-6 20s. Chance of snow is 40 percent. (zero, eigh~ six) Saturday, panly cloudy. High in Pick 4 Numbers the mid-30s. 9-9:1-8 Exteaded rorecast: (nine, nine, one, eight) Sunday tbrougb Tuesday: Sunday, fair. Highs in mid-30s Cards 8 (ei~ht) of Heans 10 low 40s. Lows 15-2S. Monday, K (king) of Clubs rair. Highs 40-45. Lows in the 20s. 2 (twq) or Diamonds Tuesday, chance of ntin or snow. 4 (four) of Spades Highs in the 30s. Lows in the 20s quickly • probably within an hour. Dear Editor: It is reassuring to know that we We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those have efficient and dedicated people involved in the speedy recovery o[ protecting our lives and propeny at our car early Monday morning. all hours. day or night. Hopefully we have learned a ·Particularly Jim Connelly, Syralesson . lock your car, lake your cuse Police; Meigs County SherIffs Office, State Highway Patrol, keys. Thanks again to each of you. Sara & Milton Roush Pomeroy Police, and others Syracuse, Ohio involved. The car was recovered and suspects a pp.:.re::h:.:e:.:n::.de:.:d:......ve:..r:_y_ _ _ _ __ • Cold, but sunny weekend forecast Weather Appreciates help •bear Editor: · That's big business in southerri California; at least 15,000 jobs arc lied to the B-2 program. · The CalifOOtians.watched that part of the Btisll speech in 510!1Y ~ence. ') first opportunity to make a judg- was for him before the scandaleering began. By my lights, he is by mentaboutthat. Clinton was leading the New far the best of the Democratic lot And in the interest of full discloHampshire polls until the sex stuff sure, there is a tactical aspect to began surfacing. If he is now consider: In a five-man race Clindefeated the message will be clear: ton probably stands to gain if it Sex tru.;ps all aces. And we'll go through this sort or sordid stuff becomes a Yes-No vote. If he gets again and again, 1mplaus1bly trymg half, or even 35 percent 10 40 perto elect saints, not presidents. But if cent of the votes on the basis of Clinton wins, it may show that aces "Yes," and the other four candiuump sex. On the anvil of reality it dates split the remaining " No" will be seen that sex is not a cam- vote, Clinton can end up way ahead. paign-terrninating issue. But history has worked ill Alas, such thinking turns the New Hampshire primary into a ref- stranger ways. Maybe Bill Clinton erendum on personal behavior. But was sent our way now to get rid of that was set into motion, inex- this cancer on presidential camorably, at the moment the main· paigns. (C)I992 NEWSPAPER stream media decided to put into boost-phase an unverified item in a ENTERPRISE ASSN. Ben Wauenberg, a senior fellow scandal-sheet at the American Enterprise InstiStill I would urge undecided New ~pshire vOters to consider tute, is author of "The First Unia referendum-style vote for Clio- versal Nation," published by The ton. That is an easy urge for me; I Free Press. ,...._....;._;:.....;.·- - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - , 8erry s W0 rI'd music. All youth ages eight to 15 are urged to. participate in this towna· ment. There will be a $5 registra· tion fee for the single elimination tournament (three game sets of bowling) . All participants must register prior to March I. Registra· tion information and applications are av&ilable from the Middlepon Recreation Department at 9926782. Singles event slated Any person who is single, never married, divorced, or widowed, who is willing to become pan of a core group 10 plan opportunities for other singles in Meigs Count>' is invited to the Pomeroy Unlled Methodist Church on Sunday from 4-5:30 p.m. A light supper will be served. Bowling Tourney planned The Middleport Recreation Department, in conjunction with the Pomeroy Bowling Lanes, will sponsor a youth bowling tournament on Saturday, March 7, 1992. The tournament will be open to all area youth, ages eight 10 15. Trophies, prizes and awards will be given 10 the winners. and Tom Payne of Lite 92 FM will provide Racine OES meets Racine ChaP.ter #134 Order of Eastern Star Will meet on Monday at 7:30p.m. at the Racine Masonic Temple. All members are urged to attend. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. --Area deaths-Tina Jacobs Tina Jacobs, 96, of 41214 Lau· rei Cliff Road, Pomeroy, died .Thursday, Jan. 30,, 1992, in the Extended Care Facil1ty of Veterans Memorial Hospital. . Born on Aug . 5, 1896, Mrs. Jacobs was a homemaker. She was the daughter of the late Frederick Buck and Louisa Archer Buck, and belonged 10 the Lilurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. · Slll'Vivors inclu~ two sons and . daughters-in-law, Clifford and Mildred Jacobs, Pomeroy; and Paul arid Kay Jacobs, South Shore, Kr.; a daughter, Mrs. Thea Dav1s, Columbus, and three daughters and sons-in-law, Donna and Jim Oilmore and Wanda and Steve Eblin, Pomeroy, and Betty and Bill )acobs, Columbus; 16 grandchil· dren, 29 great-grandchildren, and . 10 great·great·grandchildren. Besides ~~ garcnts, she was preceded in by her husband, Pearl Jacobs, rour sisters, two brothers, two great-grandchildren, Mike Ja:cobs in 1980 and Jimmie· Lewis in 1978, 8l)d a son-in-law, Bill Davis. · . Funeral services will be held at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Chulth Sunday 112 p.m. 11to Rev. Aoyd Shook and the Rev. William Williams will officiate and blD'ial will be in the Rock SDriniS Cemetery. Friends may caU"at Jfle Ewinf Funeral Home. Saturday, 2 to p.m. and 7 to 9 j!.m. In lieu of flowm donations may be m• to the Laurei~Ciiff Free Methodist Church. · 1 1 • Everett Pierce "Would you CIINJ fOr some fresh-ground or rodent hair?" · Jn~~«:t ~s. Court news Marrlaae llce111e p-antell A marriage license has been granted in Meijl County Common Pleas Court to Dona,ld Eugene Casto: 34,.Pomeroy, and Peggy Sue Da,vis, 26, Lont BQitOIJl. Divorces, dlssolutlo!IS'processed Divorce actions have been r.Jed in Meigs County.Cominon Pleas Court . by Linda J: Lambert, Pomeroy, asainst 1amcs P; Lain· bert, Pomeroy; by Marri Anne Campbel~ Cheshire, ap1nst Oerald Eugene Ca=l, Gallipolis; Arnandl L, S Rlcine,IPinsl Oeoqc D. Stobln,.llio ol RaCine; and. by Donna S. Capehatt, Pomeroy,agail!ll•Vftlliam 1!.. Cape· hart, Jr., MllldJeport. · · . A divorce has been ~d in .ihc court to Annie &lth . nter . from ~.my D. ~ter. . - action for dissolution of marriasc has Substitute teachers approved by Southern School Board Jlospital news . 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No oobocrlpliono ·br mall pmnlttod in r-::!' .=! ~ci~;;.:;..zr, ·oreu who,.. home .canior 10rvtc<i 11 Picn:e, 78, or HaPDY Hollow ROlli In MliklleDotl. died on Th~, Jan. 30, 199211 Vel· erans MemOrial HoiPitll follbwlnJ a btlef illnell. • . ,He wu born on AQ8UII 8, 1913 . Aossie Hysell of Rutland. Florence Barker of Columbus and Nettie Goebel of Ashland, Ohio; a !roth· er·in-law James L. Mash, Sr., with whom h~ made his home; and several niec:Cs and nephews. Besides his parents. be was preceded in death by three brothers: Archie Clarence and Elmer Pierce; and th;ee sisters; Nellie Hysell, Augusta Pierce and Connte N. Mash. Services. will bC l!cld on Saturday at 1 p.m. at Bilthfield'Funeral Home in ~utland with Rev, John f. Corcoran' offiCiatir!J. B~ will be in Miles Cemetery mRuilliitd. · Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday from 5-8 p.m. Meigs Cqunty Court Judge sian, $100 and costS, 30 days in jail costs; Tammy A.. Spangler, Evans, bad checks, $25 and ~(isiS, restitu, Patrick H. O'Brien recently fined suspended to .five, l~:ft of center, W.Va,, ass.ured clear distancc;, $10 tion , I?UI, $450 and costs~ twp years probation, o.ne year PP!=lil' 75 individuals •. while twa others SIS and costs; Kim Lee, Middle- and costs. , : · · ·· ·. port, passing bad checks~(t~ree ·tor's hcense suspen,si~n,. 30 da~s forfeited bonds.. Christo~er Neece, Middleport, counts), $25, costs and rcsutunon; seat belt V!(llation, costs only; Edith suspended 10 10 day m jail; Sarnu~l F-ined were: Travis T. Van Dyke, The Plains, seat belt viola- Cheryl Hysell, Alb•ny, expired Saltsman, Racine, seat belt viola· Bennett, GalJipohs, two charges tion, costs only; Robert G. Roush, · tempomry tag, s20 lllld oosts; ~ tion, costs only ; Clair Reed, passing bad checks, $25 and COSL$, Pomeroy; improperly ta~ed deer, · Hudson, Dexter, reckless operation, Pomeroy, expired plates, $10 and restitution; Kenny A. Morr1son, $65 and. costs, possessmg a deer $30 and costS, resisting arrest, 30 costs; Jeffrey Ruhl , Nelsonville, Middlepon, DUI, $500 and costS, taken with gun in closed season, ·days suspen~ to· ~v.e, cosiS, two hunting deer after temporary tag six months in jail, suspended to 39 $150 and costs; · Diana Gray, yeats probation. restsung arrest, 30 had been detached from permit, days, credit for time ser;ve~. I)VO Mason, W.Va., speed, $20 and days, suspended to five, concurrent $100 and costs, failure to take deer years probation, operator s lice~ costs; Jennifer.Harris, Reedsville, with other charge, costs, two years to checking station for pennanent suspended for one year, alc~hol failed to d,isplay valid.~gistration, probation, disorderly conduct, costs tagging by nOon the foUowing day assessment, reckless operat•on, : $10 and costs; J<;eith A. Kingel, only, attempted assault, 30 days. in of harvest; Carl S. Merinar, Belpre, $100 and costs. ' David L. Brock, Branchlan(l, Shadet, speed, $20 and cost$; jail suspended to five, consecunve speed, $25 and costs; Janetta L. Durham, Middleport, DUI, $400 W.Va .. hunting without a valiil Stephat\i~.J. Terrell, A!hens, speed, · with resisting charge, costs, ~wo $21 aild Cllsts. .. . years probation; Gina Foll'rod, and ccis!S, six months suspended to non-resident hunting license. $75 30 days, tWo years probation, oper· and costs; Eric W. Ferguson, West Gerald W. Harmon, Glouster, Pomeror. seat belt violation, costs. Jenmfer A. Burton, Pomeroy, ator' s license suspended for one Hamlin, W.Va., huntin$ wil:hout 11 spe'~d. $23 and costs; Rickey J. Neuberger, Lowell, no operator •s seat belt violation, costs only; year, rio op.erator's license, six valid non-resident hunting bcense. months in jail suspended to 30 $75 and costs; Louise Durst, l~ense; $75 and costs, 'three days in Christopher Neece, Middleport, jail suspended, no valid license speed, $23 and costs; Kandy Par- days, concurrent with DUl charge, Racine, reckless operation, $l()9 plates, $10 and costs; Frank A. sons, Pomeroy, seat belt violation, $75 and costs, two YCill> probation, and costs, aTP program; Shawn Haggy. Pomeroy. DUI, $450 and costs only; Katherine Pickens, alcohol assessment, failure to con- Minshall, Rutland, con~~Wuting, sill costs', six months in jail, suspended Pomeroy, seat belt violation, costS trol, costs only, resisting arres~ six months in jail suspended to 10 to IO 'days, operator's license sus- only; Frederick E. Werry, Jr., months in jail suspended to 30 days, $50 81ld costs, five .Y~ Pl'9' pended for one y~, two years .pro- Pomeroy. seat belt viola~on, costs days, concurrent on DUI charge, bation, theft, six months m Jail su$pended 10 I 0 days, concurrent with bation, alcohol assessment, driving only; Scott L. Nickles. Pomeroy, two years probation, COsts· under suspension, $}00 1111d costs, seat belt violation, costs only; Malt' Donald Jones, Jr., Tuppers contributing c~arges, 550 arid 30 days in jail suspended to 10, W. Wilson, Pomeroy, seat belt vio- Plains, failure to file jor r~gistra­ costs, prQbalion of five years, rcs.liconcurrent with DUI charge, two lation, costs only; Michael Thack- tion, $15 and costs; Tina··Foster, tution; Thomas B. Stoban, Racine, years of probation, faulty headlight, er. Middlepon, seat belt violation, Racine, seat belt violation, costs; rccei ving stolen propeny, $50 l!ild costs .only; possessing a deer costs only; David Slater, Pomeroy, Charles Danny 'Crislip, Racine, costs, six months in jail suspended improperly tagged, $65 and costs, failure Jo control, $20 and costs; receiving stolen propeny, $200 and to 10 days, restitution, contributing three days in jail suspended, one Kimberly Smith, Pomeroy, seat costs, restitution, one year proba- to the delinquency of a minor, six belt violation, costs only;· Randall . lion, 10 days in jail suspended to months in Jail suspended to 10 year {'lObation. Terry A. Reitmire, Pomeroy, Cundiff, Jr., Columbus, seat belt three, consuming alcohol in a daljs. concurrent with receiving DUJ, Wdays in jail. suspended to violation, costs only. motor vehicle, 10 dl!ys in jail sus· charge, $50 and costs, five years Edith J. Williams, Racine, seat pended to three, concurrent with probation, theft (three counts) $50 10, $450 and costs, two years pro· bation, alcohol counseling, opera- belt violation, costs only; Joseph A. other charge, $30 and costs; Mary and costs, six months suspended to tor's license suspended for one Wolfe, Racine, speeding, $23 and Moore, Rutland, disorderly con· 10 days, concurrent with receiving year. $200 and epsts, six months in costs; Ro$er Drauer, Racine, seat duct, $30 and costs; Samuel D. charge, five years probation, restiJail su~nded 10 10 days, concur- belt violauon, costs only; Bonnie J. Alexander, Cool ville, expired tution. Forfeiting bonds were Della rent !'lith DUI charge, two years Smith, Racine, speed, $27. .and plates, $!'5 and cosf!i. no. operator's Shreve, Ral;ine, seat belt violation, prol!Jtion; Douglas Sands, Racine, costs; Marvin Randolrh, Racine. license; three days m JBII suspendconsumption of alcoho iri a motor $60, aitd Charles Dawson, ChesaDUJ, $350 and costs, three days in ed, $65 and COSts. jail, operator's license suspended vehicle, $30 and costs, credit for Walter Barrett, Dexter, passing peake. speeding, $85. for 90 days; Nicholas Morey, Jr., time served; Tina R. Newlun, Long Parkersburg, W.Va., speed, $24.75 Bottom, seat belt, $20 and costs; and costs; Jerry L: DeWitte, Spring Raymond E. Sayre, Pomeroy, seat Valley, Ohio, seat belt violation, belt violation, $20 and costs; Sandra K. Brown, Shade, seat bel~ $20 costs only. Eric W. Sim, Pomeroy, DUI, and costs; Crage W. Brown, $350 and costs, three days in jail, Racine, seat belt violation, $20 and The names of several teachers Sandra Baer, cheerleilder advisor, jail and $150 suspended upon costs; Arlene F. Gibson, Racine, were pltk:ed on the substitute list at for the squad 10 travel to Aorida, enrollinent and completion of RTP seat belt violation, 520 and costs. March 19, to compete in the CheerTeresa S. Van eooney, Wednesday night's meeting ·or the . leaders of America contest. school, operator's license suspend· . Southern Local Board of Educaed for 90 days, left of center, $15 Pomeroy, seat belt violation, $20 tion. Doug Warden was granted per· _ and 'costs; Timothy F. Imboden, and costs; Freeda L. Chandler, Added to the list were Henry mission to keep his children in tfte Syracuse, driving under suspen· Middleport, two seat belt viola· Lewis, Larry Wolfe, ~aines Brad- Racine Elementary School rather tions, $20 and costs on each cotin~ bury, Pauline Harrison, Jody Ship- than transfer them into another Dennis C. Butcher, Middleport, ley, Virgil Phillips, Mary Bush, school of the district. seat belt violation, .520 and costs; The Urban-Rural Demonstration Veterans Memorial Richard Kins, and Jennirer Couch. Scott Gilkey, Rutland, DUI, $500 THURSDAY ADMISSIONS · and costs, ~ix months in jail sus· Cindy Winebrenner was Project of $56,776 was discus$ed Charles McKo.wri, Racine, and pended to 60 days, two years pro· approved as a substitute secretary. and the planning prograq~s . Mary Kauff, Pomeroy. bation, alcohol counseling, opera· The board voted to purchase coal approved. Attending were Scott Woi£e , THURSDAY DISCHARGES - tor's license suspended for one from the Raven Hocking Coal Tammy Freeman and Francis year, DUI (second charge), $450 Corp., Mason, W. Va. Fonnerly the president, Joseph Thoren, To.m Roseberry, and Denny Eva~s. Hawkins. and costs, six months in jail, sus- district has bought its coal from the board members, Dennie Hill, trea· Excelsior Salt Worlcs, now closed. pended to 30 days, concurrent with .. Pennission was granted to the surer, and Supt Bob Ord. . othe~ charge, operator's license HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER ., • l)iscbarges Jan. 30 ...... Ryan suspended for one year, two years Arganbright, Benjamin ~lackbum, probation. Kevin N. Gulley, Hillsboro, Mrs. William Cremeans and son, SPRING VALLEY CINEMA - RARGAIN IIATINE£5 SATUAD.U & SU~DAT. IA!HilllM NIGHT TliSDU. Lillian Gibbs, Ruth Graham, Anita Ky .. speed, $21 and costs; Dorinda 446 4524 ',' : ... L. Deem, Middleport, failure to Hill, Mrs. Ricky Johnson and daughter, Juanita Lawrence, Joyce stop for a stop sign, $10 and rosts; McCormick, Maudie Pinkerman, Leslie L. Rutter, Pomeroy, speed, Carrie Rupen, Mrs. Paul Sharrer $25 and costs; Robc.rt L. Bolt, Cleveland, speed, $21 and costs; and son, and Larry Smitlt. Births Jan. 30- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph -Bechtle, Utica, seat belt violation, costs only; Glen W. Randy Rice, daughter, Vinton Price, Mt. Vemori, speed, $25 and costs; Marsha T. Still, Columbus, speed,"$25 and costs; Trina Lee, Middleport, seat belt violation, costs only; Sherry Hcidman, Rutland, parking on highways, $25 and Am Elc Power ................. .32·3/8 costs; Thomas S. Denko, Albany, Ashland Oil ..................... JI I(l seat belt violation, cost only; Vicki -,\ n AT&T............................... 37 518 A. Hanson, Middleport, seat belt • "'· h ••.-rm~n • Bank One ..........................49 3/4 ,\ m... ,•. Willi Jnl.l violation, costs only; Davi~ E. Sell,I J~I!l't~n~ unj!lltlll r~-.~ Bob Evans ........................ 24 ars, Columbus, speed, $30 and "·'• "''' Charming Shop.................. 24 3/4 "····· ~ · City Holding ...................... I? 3/4 \lHI: \IAIIll\ Federal Mogul.. ................. I6 718 \MM'II\ tot \Itt\ SttOIT COLONY THEATR E Goodyear T&R ..................59 518 .,FRL lHRU lHURS. Key Cenwrion ................... 15 1(2 Lands' End ....................... .31 718 WI~ SHAJN!I, lEONARD Nl~OY Limited Inc ................... ,.... 30 3/4 · IN Multiriledia Inc ..................24 1(2 Rax Restaurant .................. ! 1/16 Robbins&MyCIS ............... .33 PG Shoney's Inc......................22 3/4 ONE IVEIIII5 SHOW 7:30 Star Bank ...... :.'...................25 114 lDIIISSIOII 51.50 Wendy Int'l....................... .ll 518 44Ht23 Wonhington Ind ................ 23 3/4 Stock reports art the 10:30 a.m. quoits providtd by Blunt, Ellis and Lu1wi of Gallipolis. Rates of Taxatlon ,.for 1991 =n~rt.:=on St~pletQII ·::;;;~·:;:~~·:~;~: :~·~ r ~Even:u A. ' . I .,..__.,....,Local briefs-- .Me'igs judge processes 75 cases past few day~ Page-2-The Dally sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, January 31, 1992 White House vs. Hill on 'pocket veto' · c Robert Wagman The Daily Sentinel The Dally Sentlnet-Page-3 Pqmeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, January 31, 1992 · ~ . '• . ' . ..... fi!UII•• '"'' · • Ill• .. .,,........ . 0!~ .. �--~) The. Daily Sentinel Sports Southwest , can62 Alllolk Dhllloo T- WL .... New YooL ............27 15 .643 l'loilodelfiUo ...........21 23 .m ::= ::::::::::::::~ ~ :~ ~ Tc11as·San Antonio 88, Stephen F.Aullin 86, ar Far Wtst 13 Arilon• I04, Oreaon Sl Brii'am Youna ~.New MC1iro 6.5 16-l Cal St-fullottWI76, San JMCSt. 64 Calii...U. 76, Wuhio.JIO'I !I Ualtndo SL 76, San Diqo St. 63 JU,..;; 74, Air ...... 72, OT ldlho 64, E. Wu!Unpwo l4 Mootanl 74, N. Arizona 59 Ntvtda 91, Manua St. 74 ~an SL 61, Arizau St. 47 Plcific U. 65, UC Irvine 59 UNLV IS, UOih SL10, or Ul&h 57, Teua-El Puo S4 WuhinatM St. 67, SWlfon:l 59 Ctatral DtwiliM 3 g::a.r.::;r .. . i J :: , :w .S4l 13 .lll 13.l .452 17 .364 21 .279 24.l DoboiL ...................24 Aol.wa ...................23 :W Milnukoe ....... 19 23 lndian.o ................... 16 u Cbarkoao ............... 12 31 WESTERN CONFERENCE T- Michr•l Oivlllon W L Pd. UOih ....................... U s.. An.-..... ......25 """'"" ................. 24 o......................... \7 o.uu ................... .\3 17 GB .622 .lSi .ll8 11 19 2l 2'! Minucaw. ................7 35 Ohio high school girls basketball scores 2 3 .40l .3\0 .1 67 L.A. ~ ............27 16 S..alc ................... J\ 23 L.A. Oii'J><'I .........20 23 ~aonm...., ............l3 30 37 19.S """'Anon 24 Eliot 61 , Abm E. 37 U I 2.l .46l 9 9.5 .m .302 AlhcN 63, Virn.:cna Wamm 38 Jblavia Sot, Cin. Landmadr: 19 Bcava Euccm. 79, New BOIUII. 67 Beaver Local62, E4ilcrl. S. 41 lldlaino 46, S.......Yill< 29 Bellaire s,. lohn'a 71, Toronto 43 8dJbroot 87, Valley View 51 Bal ' . Loao l7, FWI>ooll<s 34 16-l Tonlgbl's gamts New YM 11 Wuhin&uwl, 7:)0 p.m. A\lan"' a lnd.iana, 1:30 p.m. Solhle at Charlouc. 7:30p.m. · Miami at Dcuoit. 8 p.m. Bc.\Cift 1\ Milwaukee. I p.m. auo.,o 11Dallu, 8:30 P"'· Minnt&cu II San Antaua, 1:)0 p.m. l'hoGUx•llhh. 9,30 p.m. New Jeney nPortl.and, 10 p.m. Dalw:r It Ooldcn S&IIC. 10:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Sacramento, 10:30 or v.a 70,N. u,;,. !9 C.cliz ll, Min&o 4l Canal W&nc~ester 45, Amand a· C\"""'"' 33 7:l0 p.m. Sunday's ~amts OoJden Sta~ 11 New Yad., I p.m. Orlaado aL Wllhinpn. 1 p.m. Mluelob II Clneland. 1:31 p.m. Sela.lcat MilW'I\Iioe. 2:30p.m. OK.ao at LA. Laken, :1:30 p.m. Cba.rloae I( Milrni, "' p.m. Indiana at Denver. 4 p.m. ~It Pcwtland, I p.m. CU.. M..., l\,CU.. Mdo.W.,42 Cin. Mount Heallhy 46, Cin. OU: llilll44 Cin. R.oaer Bacon 59, Cin. McNl<ho\u 36 Cia. SCIOn 60, Cia. Purcell· Mari&n 44 Cin. SL B....... 51, l<>ciJAnd lO CU.. Twpio 47, AmciU 41 Cin. Ursuline 31, Cin. St Unula 35 Cin. WinlOn Woods 41, Cin. NonhCin. Wilhtow 53, Cin. 46 In the NHL... We~~tm HillJ Cio. Woodwud Sl, Cin. Andmon47 a... w . ll, Cin.ltc.odill.l43 Cin:~lllmillcn Twp. !2 WALES CONFERENCE Pllridolllrio\on Te• W L T Pts. GFGA " N.Y. RIO!"' ·.. ·· 3317 2 61 204 167 2'! \1 4 62 214167 ·: PilOIIowJh .......... 2l20 l ll 221 195 Newlcncy ........ 24 \6 7 ll 181 146 N.Y. w.n.Jon .... 1124 6 42 112197 ' w.......-.. . . . ... 141170 Ad~m~~Divlllon Monuul ........... 3\ 17 4 66 164120 . o..................... 2619 6 ll179171 • O.llalo ............... 19 22 9 47 178111 • IWUord ............. il24 7 37 141 161 •· ~- .............. 1232 l 2'1149200 .............. c...,., • .-...~ ltlftllc.t.Oit ....... l'llll.~ CM4»11 ,__.I& ................. ~...---c.wr 204 Condor St. P~meroy FALL & WINTER HOURS CLOSED MONDAY OPEN TUES.-FRI. 9AM·5 PM • Oaymoru48, Coahot\01'1 31 Clayton Nonhmon1 39 , Trotwood.Modioa> Z3 a.. M&nhall 44, WltlaiJVillc 2'! ct•. S1. Joacpb 39, Cleveland Ht.s. BuWIIOOll6 a.. VA-5186, 0.. Eri<:vicw ll Cobonbio 33, ltidvnond Hu. 30 Col. BrcakhaYal SO, Col Mi.tflin 41 CoL Eu& 66, CoL C...-i&l 19 Co\.llatlmoco l4, Col Brigs lO Col lad ; 1 ideace 46, NeWark 34 Col. Linden-McKinley n. Col. • TW L T Pto. GrGA Odooi<................ 14 7 63 204\60 u c.....,..ss, Anlcni.o 46 O..rillo 57,-22 Illy. Belmont 41, Day. Pdeadowdale 24 \9 10 ll 17l159 SLLauio ............ 2220 9 llll017l ......... 21 23 • 46 1!9172 r..................... ll30 s ~ 133114 ~-·"""'"' '. 41 s.,,....Dirioloo Vanca.~YCr ......... 291-11 7 ~ 177142 w;,wpq, ......... 2122 9 l1 1l615& C~Jiuy .............. 2122 7 49119 176 IAIAnadoo ....... 19 :W II 49 179193 Eclmonm .... .. .. .. 19 26 7 SanJOIC ............. 11 36 4 45 I &4 203 26 129222 Schedule For Completion On February 14, 1992 Thursday's scores lloo1on 3, Cojpry I l ln n' ~ tuiss your chance 1;pn1!iCJ.I Wi~Jl ,YOUr VCJ'.Y OWil PhiladelphU f. Minn-.3 N.Y. Jllandc:ll A, Pituburp S N.Y. R.....,4.1AoAngdcol SL.l.alliJ •. San Joae 2 Va.nCft.lvr.:r4, OliaJO I Buffalo,_7:35 p.m. NP laKy at Dewit, 7:35 .p.m. Quebec a1 Wimipq.l:lS p.m. Haftl«d 11 Edmcrnan, 9:35 p.m. Mcwt.rca111 • ,• Philldclphi.a 1L N.Y·. l•l•ndcn, S:OS .. • •' • Buffalo II Boii.CII., 7:0S p.m. SL l.ou;i& "Pit&lblqh. 7:35 p.m. COJpoy 11 W......,.., 7:35 P"'· Dowit ""Monual, Ull P"'· New Jcney 11 Toror1t0, 1:05 p.m. Hant'ard at V&m:CU¥a,I:05J'i"'· Chic:~p at Lot A.nacJct,IO: p.m. Sunday's pmn ........,, _ · I .~ . ·. " . ' ., . , .. · ~..,· ' .. . ' . Total ~11t tl: ' THE DAILY SENTlNU 111 Co•rt Street, Pomeroy, Olllo 45~69 , ' I 1 . Mtdwtll ...,fl . . Clio 1Ll4,-72 Noo71 • WJo,lllla I M,NI!~61 ' • I ' I WWirds:~-......l.................................. ...................:.............................:..........-......... , I The ·Duily Scntillcl • ., 0 ' ,. ' I •. • ·489 5. 1980 CHEVROLET · Yt TON PICKUP Air cond., faCtory V8 motor,.lutOIDitlc caaett., c;rulae. tl'lnl., topper. Solid tNCkfor only... .$2195, ' KCHS club to sponsor tourney The Kyger Creek High School Pep Club will sponsor a men's league baslcetball tnurnamem scheduled for Feb. 29 and March I. The entry fee for Ibis double-elimination tournament, which will be open tD the first eight teams who enter, is $100 per team. For more information, call Tom Riccardi at 367·7377 (Kyger Creek H.S.). TATE POMDOY, DBID ~------~ 1918 OLDS CALAIS ' Quad 4, automatic, air. . . Allentlol, luslneu People 1991 CHEVY G20 CARGO VAN VS, Automatic, Air. $13,999 *5,995 1988 OLDS CIEU Automatic. air, much more! *4,295 1987 OLDS CALAIS Automatic, air, 2 door. $4,995 1990 CHEVY Reg. Price........ .. .$8,488.00 Don Tate Disc .....$1,489.00 YOUI PIICE•••$6,ttt.OO ., $14t,., ...1• ' \ Tilt, crul11, A...FM cuHtte, lllf cond~ low mllelge. Room for t~ '-mlly O .ILYt7495 $)1.§9~, , -------~~~~~~==~~·- '' .· . · 1912 CHEVROLET CHEVEnE , •· ccincl~ loW mllei. Hurry on th~ - 1991 CADillAC SEDAN DeVIllE · . 1 OILY 58,999 1990 BUICK SKnARK 1 owner, 29,000 miles. 1991 CHEVY *6,995 CORSICA 1991 GEO METRO CONYERIIBLE r~v.fi4;J $6,495 Reg. Price......... $33,266.00 Sale Price.........$28,997.00 Rebate ................ $1,600.00 YOUI NICE••$27,497.00 110 lUIUIY JAI Reg. Price...........$8,999.00 Don Tate Disc ...-$1,000:00 YOUI PIICE•• $7,ttt.OO 1990 BUICK CENTURY 4 DR. One owner, 1o.ooo miles. $9.,495 1991 OLDI NEW 1991 CUIWS SUPREME CHm S·10 PICKUP only; .. 1987 FORD AEROSTAR XL VAN ' - - -0-MO ...... ~ ...M0 MOMH .. 0"0" 0"" "'""""'":""""'""'"":""'"''"""0M0 .. 0.. nMO .. OMOM n HI! ..OO .. 1--------~-----------------~~~-----------~----------·-----· •. ' •• ••• I ' ,1 I , . ,.. , . , . , , f . . ................................................................................. ,...... ' I ' ! . 'IIIIIA..-r.dtslt.,... . . . . . . . ,. •, r ADSMUSJIIIECIMD'.H:OOP~~~~~~~.AND,~IN~!IVAifCL 1 ·'· ONLY$4695 Superc,.nl • • ~:~: .................................:..........................................;.........................::"' . ,I ·: I I I, .1 David Grindstaff, a member of Jhe Soulhem Athletic Boosters Club, announced that lhe Southern High School boys baskecball team will be sponsoring a men's independent baslcelball tournament · scheduled for Feb. 22 and Feb. 23. The entry.fee is $100 per IO·man roster. Trophies will be awarded tD fii'St· and second-place teams, and Jhere will also be fii'St· and second-place sponsor trophies tD the champion and the runner·up. For more information, please caii949·202S (Racine). ·s SALE PRICE. :.DODGE · OMNI4 . DR•.: ' I, . Rally whHia, 5 apHd trlnt., 4 cyl. engine, lied llnar, running bo•m• · '1,87 '• ';,.._, "-"\...;~ 1989 GMC 515' AUtomatic, air, AM·FM aterao uat1tte, re1r defogger, luggage rack. Acl11n car. I·----------------------------------~-~------~-------------, Write your message bel~w: . . Brilg II or Mad yo~r Message a•d . ·1 ~ 1 1 1988 OtEVROLET ' 1- Southern basketball team to sponsor men's cage tourney • •' 992··215.6 ' ~ '" YOII PIICE•• SII,492.00 I For all the heartwarllllJ)g det.alls, call J· Reg. Price ......... $14,290.00 Sale Price.........$12,242.00 flebate ...................$750.()(1 , ,• • Ask about our Special On Messages with pictures! 1 That game was to be played a1 Eastern and will begin at ~:30 p.m. for lhe reserves, and 8 p.m . for Jhe varsity. The following week tournament play begins. lEW Ul USED CIRIIID tRUCKS If LOW, LOW PRICES I • All greetings will be published in a special section on Valentine' Day, February 14. San Jc.e It Winnipec, 3:05 p.m. o.- llE<alonloo,4:0l p.m. t.aJpry at N.Y,. ~.$:CX5 p.m. Sl LoW at Philaddphia,I:J5 p.m. 22. • • Your greeting must be received by Wed ., Feb. 12,1992 . M.Y. Illnactlll~ , I :OSp.m. The Eastern-Southern boys varsity and reserve baskelball contests, postponed from lasl Saturday night, will be made up the last regularly scheduled weekend of Jhe season on Sacurday, February Orle owner, automatic, air. •llring in or Mail your typed or neatly handwritten message to Valentine Creelings, care of this newspaper. pm. Southern-Eastern game rescheduled LUMINA • Your Message Only Costs 20t Per Word Saturday's games The Meigs junior high girls ba.o;lcetball teams split their twinbill Thursday night against the host Gallia Academy Blue An~els. · The ei,hth·grade Blue Angels won ~26 to boost their record 10 11-1. Whitney Hastwell pilced the Angels wilh 26 points, and team· ma.les Mindy Pope and Sara Wallcer chipped in with 13 and nine . points, respectively. Alissia Haggy led lhe Marauders wilh 10. The seventh-grade game saw the Marauders win 21-19 behind Ashley Roach's game-high 13-poinl effort. The Angels, who led most of Jhe way, were hampered by Tiffany Foster's fouling out and J. Haynes and Lori Milliron's reaching lhe four-foul marie. Milliron had 12 points, and teammates Andra Boggs and Haynes had five and two poiniS, respectiyely. · LO thrill someone JlleBBilge of love. Here's The Ruts & Bolts: . Tonll:hl•s games Meigs splits twinbill with GAHS Eastern downs KCHS 49-22 ; Mara· uders Col. Wut 52. Col Marion-Fruklin Norrll DIYilloa Meig·s sports briefs__,.,.: CBm OLD8 CADILLAC GEO C11yahoaa Falls 56, Kmt ROGKVch CAMPBELL CONFERENCE through lhe first half lhat go1 the Green Wave rolling. Matt Greene scored nine points in lhe 8:10 burst. Carin Hartman Qnd Pointer Williams; also Posse . members, tied for the team lead with 16 points each. Tularte (16-1. 4.0 MellO) led 80· 59 wilh 8:~ 'left. Mississippi State (8·9, 2·2) closed tD 88·80 w11h 2:00 remaining, but Hartman scored eighl more points as the Green Wave won at llome. No. 17 NC·Cbarlotte 77 No. 24 Louisville 68 James Terrell made two Jhree· pointers in overtime and finished with 22 .points as UNCC bounced baclc from a loss to Butler earlier this weelc. Henry Williams had 18 points for host UNCC (14-3, 3-0 Metro Conference). Evericlc Sullivan scored 16 points for Louisville (125, 3·3). Utah 57, No. 19 UTEP 54 Byron Wilson 'sanlc a half-court hea~e at lhe buzzer and Utah slUng . v1sllmg UTEP. Wilson made only one of ~ve shoes and had only 1wo ~OJnts b~fore makmg the game-wmner. J1mmy Soto I~ the Utes (14-5, 4-3 Western Athleuc Conference) w11h 12 points. D Col Nanbland 13. Col. 'M\naanc 13 Col Soulh 71, CoL Wain" Rid&• 34 36 Wilberforce cagers forfeit ·game in dispute over books made 16 steals. The Wildcats (14·3, 4·2 Pac·IO) matched a school record with IS lhtee·pointers, including a team· record 10 in the fii'St half. Oregon (5·11, 1-6) lost its sixth straight game. . Matt Othiclc made four lhreepoinlers ·and Chris Mills had t1Jree m lhe fii'St half as Arizona toolc a 56-28 lead. Khalid Reeves had 19 points for lhe host Wildcats, Mills had 18 and Othiclc 16. Antoine Sloudamire led Oregon with 17 points. · No. 10 Oblo St. 74,1Uinols 12 Jimmy Jac~n scored 16 points and Ohio Slate held on to win at Illinois. The Buckeyes led by 18 points at halftime before Illinois rallied. Ohio State missed four of six foul shots in the fmall:l9, but Brooks Taylor missed a lhree·pointer at the buzzer lhat would've won for the Illini. . Mark Baker scored 15 points for Ohio State (13·3 , 5·1 Big Ten) . DeOn Thomas scored 26 points for Illinois (8-9, 2-5). No.1~ Tulaue 98 Southern Mlssisslppl86 Tulane again relied on The Posse and its super subs came through wilh a 23-10 burst midway .North Gallia beats Southern 49-29 a-hcrot\53 38 · by a point, No. I Duke was de~r· mined not to become lhe next big upsel victim. So lhe Blue Devils went to work on No. 23 Florida Scale. Boy, did they. Dulce scored the final 14 points Thursday nighl and s1ayed unbeat· en by sb'Uggling past Jhe Seminoles '75·62. The vic !Dry came a day after No. 2 UCLA fell tD Southern Cal for its fii'St loss of Jhe season. ''We practice end·of·game silu· ations a 101 (but) we haven't been in many," Dulce head coach Mike Krzyzewski said. "II seemed lilce ~11 of our veterans made big plays." · Dulce (16-0, 8·0 Atlantic Coast Conference) matched lhe best slart in school history, accomplished first in 1985-86. The defending national .,champions also extended their winning streak 10 22 games. Florida Stale (13·5, 5·3) had won six a row, The Seminoles were ahead 62-61 with 3:43 left, bul could not hang on at home. · In other games, No. 9 Arizona routed Oregon 104-53, No. 10 Ol!io Slate got past Illinois 74· 72, No, 16 Tulane downed Souchem Mississippi 98-86, No. 17 North Carolina·Charloue topped No. 24 Louisville 77-68 in ovenime, Utah SIIIJlrised No. 19 Texas·El Paso 57· 54 and No. 21 UNL V beat Utah Slate 85-80 in overtime. Dulce ran off 13 points in the lasl 2:22, eight by Grant Hill. His scoop shot put the Blue Devils ahead 64-62. Hill and Christian l.aetbler each scored 20 painiS. Sam Cassell scored 1S points for Florida Scale. No. 9 Arizona U14, Oregon 53 Arizona forced 27 turnovers and . ur nual Valentine's Day reetin s . ection! 28 -46 302W. 2nd, Pomeroy, Ohio 614·992-5479 By tlie Aaoclated Press Down to crunch time and down· charges." Wilberforce president John Henderson said in a statement Thursday. ' Team captain Pat Moore said the players have been wilhout money to buy books since the semester began three weelcs ago. He said the players believe the high puc nine girls in the scoring By SCOIT WOLFE school is supposed to provide them . column. Amber Burnett had six for Sentinel Correspondeot wilh lhose funds. Host Eastern boosted iiS record KC. "So we just decided not to play the game unlil we•re able 10 get to 11·5 overall and 9-2 in the Quarter totals books," said Moore. "We can't SVAC as it handily defeated 1he KygerCreek .........8 2 7 5-= 22 buy our own boolcs." Kyger Creek Bobcats 49·22 Thurs· Eastem ................ l2 8 1110= 49 Kyger Creek (22) - Wolfe 2· day night 0-1=5, Bush 3·0:6, Drummond I· Eastern was led by Tiffany 0·0=2. Keri Blaclc 2-0-0=4, S. Gardner's 10 poinls. Tabby Jones 2-0-1=5. Totals 10..0.2=22. Phillips' nine, Lee Gillilan with :: · North Gallia lcept pace with Quarler totals Easteru (49) - Gardne,r ~-0eight, Jaime Wilson six, and ~uby :. "SV AC contenders Eastern and Southern ............... 5 10 8 3 = 26 Burke six. 0=10, Phillips 3-0-3=9, Roush (..(). ;. Symmes Valley by knocking off North Gallia ....... .14 15 9 8 = 46 0=2, Wilson 3·0·0=6, Burke 3-0· The greatest stat came in che 0=6, Gillilan 3-0-2=8. Totals · visiling Soulhem 49-29 Thursday North Gallla (46) - Twyman : night. 8·0·0=16; Salisbury 6-0·3=15; rebounding department, where 19·0·5=49 The Pirates (11·3, 8·2) were Meadows 2·0-1=5; Myers 2-0-0=4; Eastern collected 83 rebounds and paced by Dama Twyman's 16 Groves 0-1-0=3; Meade 0-0·2=2; placed four girls in double figures points and Beth Salisbury's 15. The Peck 0-0·1=1. Totals -18·1·7=46 m that departmenL Gardner, who Tornadoes (1-11, 1-9) were powField goals-19·79(24.1%) led with 18, was followed by Gillilan (16) Jennifer Roush (13), ered by Aimee Mills' game-high Free throws -7-12 (58.3%) Rebounds- 53 (Me41dows 14) Burlce (13) and Jaime Wilson (12). .· 18 mar1cers. In olher SV AC action, Hannan Assists- 15 (Myers 7) Eastern hit 19-65 from lhe field and was 5·13 from the line. KC : Trace beat Oak Hill 45-41, and Steals-16 (Salisbury 8) was 10-58 and 2-6 at the line. Symmes Valley defeated South· Turuovers- 5 Eastern quickly went up 12-4 western 55·34. Southern (26) - Mills 6-2, North Gallia will play at South· 0:18; Ohlinger 0-1-2=5; Moore 0- wilh three mmuleS to go in the first frame. Jaime Wilson had four in : western on Monday, ·while South- 0-1=1. Totals- 7·3·3=26 chat spurl, while Gillilan and : em will host Symmes Valley. Free throws- 3-5 Phillips each had three and Roush two. After Coach Tom Weaver · Wl'n (Continued frum Page 4) ' ····~----~~~-­ called lime, Kyger rallied for four ~------~ ; biggest lead of the evening with Little Marauders a 9-1 conference straight points as Angie Bush led 1992 CHEVY : 3:25 left in lhe lhird period when record. the way with four, and two each • Mullen hit a shot from 15 feet out Meigs will travel to Belpre to from Drummond and Jones. CAVAliER : along the right baseline to give tangle with lhe Golden Eagles On lhe night. Angie Bush led r~t.fl : Meigs a 38·17 advancage and the Monday night. and will return KC wilh six, Mary Jo Wolre and · Marauders coasted 10 the win. home on Thursday tD host Alexan- Stephanie Jones had five each, and : Meigs placed three players in der. Keri Blaclc had four. ; double figures wilh Mullen leading Quarter totals Neither team tried a slow down • the way with 14. Baer and Kim Nelsonville-York .. 8 6 13 6= 33 game; the shoiS just would not fall ; Hanning added 11 and Compston Mcigs .................. 14 IS 15 12 = 56 and lherefore, neither team could Reg. Price...........$9,374.00 : chipped in wilh eighL Meigs hil21 Nelsonville-York (3'3)- Susan build momentum. Sale Prica ........... $8,999.00 ' of 49 from lhe noor for 43% and Crawford 1·1-0..5, Christina WarAfter three rounds EHS led 31· Rebate ...................$500.00 ~ cashed in on 14 of 23 from the line ren 3-0-0=6: Step McLaughlin 5.0- 17, and allhough ·KC made a cou· $8,499.00 : for 61% . Meigs pulled in 27 0:10, Debm Blackburn 1-0-0=2, pie of four-point runs, Eastern i reboullds led by Lori Kelly with Heather Gail 3·0-0=6, Melissa coasted 10 a 49-22 win. . · First Time ; 12. McLaughlin led Nelsonville White 0·0·2=2. Totals- 14·1· EHS had 20 steals (Phillips six YOU I ; wilh 10 points. . 2=33 and Gardner five), 83 rebounds, ' In the reserve contest, Me1gs Meigs (56)- Reva Mullen 5·0· · and 15 fouls. KC had 16 fouls. 1991 CHEVY : outscored Jhe Uttle Buclcs 16-8 in 4=14, Veran Compston 3·0·2=8, In the preceding junior high ~ the second period and went on to Lori Kelly l.Q-0=2, Tricia Baer 5· game, Eastern won 39-10. The CIMARO ' post a 40,32 viclory. Joy O'Brien 0·1=11, Kim Hanning 3-0·5=11 , Eagles' Patsy Aeiker r.lllied Is. and : led Meigs wilh 12 points, Vanessa Ka1arina Turner 2-0·2=6, Missy teammates JesSica Karr and Laura r~,v.fl • Compston added 10 and Amber Sisson 1-0-0=0, Mary Cremeans 1· Eastman scored eight and five, ; Blackwell eighL The win gives lhe 0-0:2. Totals- 21·0·14·56 junior Now Under Construction: Cin. AikM 67, Cin. Colc:mn 36 Cin. Cuillian S6, Cin. SL Rita 20 Ci.n. Country O.f41, Cin. Swnmit 21 CU.. OJ.., EM 82, Cin. Toft 30 CU.. Modcin 72, Cin. FimoyiOwn 31 Cin. MarianM 62, Cin. lrtd.Wt Hill Daroil; at Atluu, :30 p.m. JEFF WARNER INSURANCE GRABS REBOUND - Meigs Marauder Verna Compstou (33) pulls down a rebouud between Nelsonvillt·Yorlc cagers Debra Blackbun (beblod Compstoo) and Susan Crawford (13) duriog Thursday uigbt's TVC game on the Marauders' court, wbicb the hosts won 56·33. Celinl47, KCIItM 36 0Uppewt73, Hi1b4ale 30 . Salurday•s ~ames P"'· &c~<ey< •••••' • The Dally Sentinel-Page-S beats Florida State ·75-62; Ohio ·State edges Illinois 74-72 WILBERFORCE, Ohio (AP) ,'A dispute over fmancial aid for ath· letes has put Wilberforce Universi· :ty's baslcetball season in jeopardy. ' The school was forced 10 forfeit :a game to Wihnington College 'when only one player showed up :wednesday night . .The other 12 .stayed away 10 protest lhe universi'ly 's refusal to buy lextboolcs for lhe ·basketball team. "There was a misunderstanding among players regarding lheir .financial aid package book GraYely Tractor Salts and Service '• CALL: Culialcl7, Middl......, Modloon 36 Curoll45, Oxford TWwanda JJ p.m. 10,30 Bdhd-Tale Si ,N. ColltJe Hill39 BiJ Wolmn47, a..Joy 44 Bbncboa10rl0, Ooohen 42 a...tlidd 67, Weview 34 B""*vill• 7l, O.y. Nonluidao 33 11nwwi<:k ll, N. Royalton 39 Buckeye Tnil 41, Union Local 46, · Compston led lhe lealll wilh ei~ht steals, while Mullen came up Wllh seven. Meigs jumped out tD an 8-2lead at lhe 4:28 mark off the fii'St period on a bucket by Kim Hanning. Nelsonville pulled within four (12-8) when Sceph McLaughlin hit a buclcet wilh I:22 left in the period. But Tricia Baer scored her 1sixch point of the first period wich 33 seconds left and Meigs was on top 14·8 at the end of the first eight minutes. . Mullen scored seven second period points to spark Meigs to a 15-6 advantage and the maroon and gold increased their lead 10 29·14 at lhe half. The Marauders took their (See MARAUDERS ou Page 5) FOR LIFE IN SURArK E ~Union ~l. Onnvillc 4l Odondo .. Philod~. 7:30 ~m. Utah at O&Uu, 1:30 p.m. Houllm 11 Phoenix, 9:30p.m. N.,.Jency 11 L.A. Clippcn, A.W\Godicld+l AUilnoc 60, N. Canwn Hoover 51 Ashl.ud so, Lnincum. 29 Thursday's scores '. ~ ....... J62A 9 Akron Ccnt-Howcr 67, Akron Fire~N.l9 , .690 .667 .6!9 .6U C1..,1Md Ill, Orlando N "'"'""" I05,106, OUuao L.A . ....... o..w..I 0296 B~ at pt.iled~·· Akron Buckte.l 110, Akron Kenmore 9.l 13.l Peclfk OIYilkle .......... ................. 2'! 13 Golden Su~e .......... l6 13 "-'< .................. 2'! ll Meigs, with an impressive defense limited Nelsonville· Yorlc 10 14 first-half points as the Marauders defeated lhe Buckeyes 56·33 in girls Tri-Valley Confer· ence basketball aclion Thursday nighL The win gives lhe Marauders a 10-1 conference record and a 12·3 mark ovemll. Meigs went intn-lhc game tied for firsl place with lhe Federal Hocking Lancers. Nelsonville drops to 6·5 in the TVC and 8·6 overall, the Lady Bucks dropped a one point decision to Federal Hocking Monday. Meigs defeated Nelsonville 53-52 back on Dec. 17 at Nelsonville. The Marauders seemed to be everywhere on defense. as Coac,h Ron Logan's girls forced numerous Buckeye turnovers and points off of turnovers. Meigs came up wilh 19 sceals on the evening, with vema Compstnn and Reva Mullen picking up wilh IS between lhem. SWTcxu SL 15, Sam HOQMII SL SS 1 ·~ 24 .+12 w.......-............ 14 2J .333 Oriondo .................. ll 32 .2l6 New """r ............ 19 Oral Roberts I01, Pnitic View 67 GB ~:n·~,~ke Meigs hands N-Y 56-33: ·defeat Thursday night · Lauiliana Tech 19, Tca.u·P• Aml:ri· EASTERN CONFERENCE Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio •· Page-4 Wri&lt St. 94, W.lllin.U 10 In the NBA ... ' Friday, January 31, 1992 Scor·eboar·d •' ·Friday, January 31,,1992 SJ1 95 4x4 SIYDIDO VLIMIW Reg. Prict, ........$)7,847.00 Sale Price ......... $10,498.00 Rebltt............. .'.....$500.00 TOll PIICL.US,....~ · Automatic Trana,mlsalon ·.'• • �. -, The Daily Sentinel By The Bend • ••, Frtchiy, January.'31, 1992 Pomeroy-Middlepdrt, Ohio The Dally Sentlnei-P!Re 7 ·,, Friday, january 31, 1992 Pag&--6 Contemporary living How many of your New Year's resolutions have alread)'~ broken? Many of us start P!ll with good intentions that seem til go by the wayside by the end of ianuary. If your resolutions this year seem to have gouen lost in the shuffle, now is the time to take another look! Many times we think of resolutions as individual goals. This year, why not start out the month of February by making a resolution that the entire family would like to accomplish. Stan by selecting a project that every family member agrees upon. If it is decided by only one or two members, then it is less likely to be accomplished. Whal can you resolve? o Keep in beuer touch with your relatives. A letter writing schedule can be set up so that grandparents, aunts and uncles and others get a letter from your family every month. o Renovate a room in your house. You might choose the basement so that teens will have a place to entenain, the shop for Dad or a new sewing room for Mom. o Develop a beuer understanding of other cultures and countries, or maybe just another state that you _would like to visit. Find books, :•loidoos and other infonnation about ·the place you are interested in. This might also turn into a summer vacation. • Spend more time together as a family . Choose one night a week or one night a month for a family activity. •· Build some new family uadi· lions. We often think of family D'aditions as holiday related, but they can be year-round. For example, taking long walks as a family, singing songs or reading stories at bedtime or planning regular family gatherings for families now spread apart. Take turns hosting the occasion making sure to utilize talents and gifts of each individual. · Human beings are creatures of symbol and myth. They make sense of their lives by telling stories. Many families have never lost the wealth of family rituals. They draw from the wells of their own history and from their roots. Other families have no such resources. Some have · lost ethnic and family traditions. Many unfortunately value the idea that the family can grow vitally through constant accumulation of material possessions and professional success. Dig deep into your memories and try to recall the many little things your family did as you were growing up that you have tried to pass on to your children. Try out some new ideas, and provide your family members with traditions to pass on to the next generation. These are just some ideas to get your family thinking. I'm sure your family can think of others. This commitment to tbe family can be a strengthening experience that everyone will remember for years to come. Optometrists offer free eye care where at leas te one member is working part time or more, have no private or government health insurance, have limited income and have not had an eye examination within the last year. "Children need good vision to learn in school and adults need it to do their job, but a lot of people aren't getting eye care because they can't afford it," Dr. A. Jackson Bailes, Gallipolis optometrist. "We're trjin-g to do something about that. Most eye examinations will be given during the first week in March 1992, Save Your Vision Week or sometime during the month. People who need eye care but cannot afford it can get it free from volunteer members of the Ohio . Optometric Association. The doc}:l9rs are donating their services to ' provide free eye exams (and glasses at no charge or for a small fee/donation) as part of a national charity project called VISION USA. In 1991 nearly 40,000 needy · . ilidividuals were helped through this program. ,. Interested person s may be screedcd for eligibility by calling -,~l.- 800· 766-4466 which will be : .:Gperational through Jan. 31, 1992 ~•only. To qualify, applicants must be working or part of a household Dahmer described as 3.fl1,ethodical, sane killer ' 4-H cookbooks to be available Beat of the Bend... The Meigs County 4-H Com· mittee is compiling a cookbook featuring recipes from 4-H mem· bers, advisors and their fa111ilies. It will include over 400 recipes and an added auraction will be the recipes of the 1991 Grand and Reserve Champion Foods project winners from the 4-H project judg· ing. All members and advisors are asked to submit a favorite recipe by Feb. I, to the Meigs County Exten· by Bob Hoeflich "I· January is winding down and the blahs should be departing. If not, take a couple of aspirin and call me in the morning. We'll work out a happy plan. Linda Hudson has been advised about the Roush Pharmacy. If you recall, Linda found a shot glass inscribed' with the name of the Pomeroy pharmacy among some items belonging to her late mother· in-law and had asked for informa· lion on the former Pomeroy busi· ness. Linda has been advised that the pharmacy was owned by Dr. Roush, a physician who practiced . in a house located where the Pomeroy Library was later built. The pharmacy also operated by Dr. Roush was located in the same structure, according to information Linda received from Albert Hoffner who was a child was the business was operating. Mr. Hoffner is now in his nineties. A nice gesture by the family of the late Robert Purtell. Mr. Purtell who died in January was pastor of the Zion Church of Christ. His family sent an attractive live fig tree to the Extended Care Facility at Veterans Memorial Hospital in his memory. The tree has been placed in the facility's new sun room and is being enjoyed by residents who thank the Purtell family as do employees and the administration of the Pomeroy hospital. sion Office, Box 32, Pomer~y, 45769. Others in the commumty who have a recipe that they would like to have included ir\ the book are invited to send their recipe to the office also. The cookbook will be available for purchase from any 4-H Committee member by May I, 1992. For additional information contact Chip Haggerty at the Meigs County Extension Office, 992-6696. children include David Swisher who is a major in the U. S. Army and is stationed at Haughton, La. He and his wife, Sandy, have two children. Robbie and Kim and arc great-grandchildren of the Swishers. Then there is granddaughter, Paula Bonnett. She and her hlisband, Mike, bath work at P,izza Hut and they have a son, Chad-anoth· er great grandchild of Paul and Mae. Last but certainly not least is another granddaughter of the Swishers, Velvet Adkins. She and her husband, Dou11, are both on the nursing staff of the Holzer Medical Center. They have a daughter, Megan, who is, of course, another great-grandchild of the Swishers. They reside in Middleport also. Paul and Mae are lifelong residents of Middleport and at one time they lived in the upstairs aparlJllent Plump. tender. boiled just right. at Middleport Village Hall. · Paul was an employee or the village and a fueman. The Swishers were sort of the official village family at that Fried 10 perfection in a light, crispy batter. time receiving the fire calls and putting out the word when those . occurred. By the way, their son, Bill, was born at the apartment So certainly congratulations from the community to Paul and Mae and best wishes on their long I marriage. \ ·------ lAD ( Apostolic Churth or Jesus Chrl!l ApOstolic Faith New Lima Rd•• next to Ft. Meigs Pall< Posto<: Robert W. Richuds Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening • 7 p.m. Wedneoday Sei'Yices-· 7 p.m. Churcll or Jeau• Cllrllt Aposlotk VanZandt and Wud Rd. Putor: James Miller Sunday School - I 0:30 a.m. Evening-7:30p.m. Wednesday Setviceo · 7:30p.m. Assembly ol God .. CoEat! Bapt1st ,. , MILWAUKEE (AP) - Jeffrey I. Dahmer was a ruthless but sane killer who carefully chose victims for his fantasies of sex and death, methodically butchered them and tried not to leave a trail, a prosecu· tor says. · In opening arguments at Dahmer's sanity !rial Thursday, District Attorney E. Michael McCann sought to dispel ctefense arguments that Dahmer was a mentally ill and tried to control his compulsion to '!)ave sex with dead men. -~' , "This was not an evil man. He ' . 'lloas a sick man ," .Dahmer ' s ' llwyer, G~rald Boyle, said in his pt)ening statemenL ·· Rut M~Cann said: "Mr. Dah· mer knew at all times that what he was doing was wrong. This is not • (lie case of a psychotic man." -: ., On tap for today was testimony tiom police detectives who took tile former Ohio man's confession. ' Dahmer has pleaded guilty but ~ i ~sane to the slayings of IS young :Y",rnen and boys in Milwaukee. If the , j~ finds Dahmer sane, he would ' ·spend the rest of his life in prison. : lfjudged i~, ~ Wllllld be sent ·- .(b a mental msutuuon where, after a year, he could petition for release Free Will Baptist Churcll Ash Streel, Middlepon Pallor: Mark Monow Saturday Service· 7:30p.m. Sunday School· 10 o.m. Worship • 11 a.m.• Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. • lolled Sbrbap • Fried Sbrblp All of you historians please be advised that the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society has quite a list of publications available which might be helpful in your local endeavors. If you're interested in some phase of local history do stop by the Meigs Museum from 1 to 4:30 p.m., any week, Tuesday through Thursday. The variety of pubtications is amazing. Wow! Sixty-four years. Paul and Mae Swisher will be observing their 64th wedding anniversary on Feb. II at their home, 957 Hysell St., Middleport. Coincidentally, I once lived on that street. Paul and Mae have a son and daughter-in-law, Bill and Nola Swisher who live closely on Grant St., in Middleport. Their grand- President Bush makes a speech telling us about the state of the union-then all of those people analyze, and analyze and analyze it. But we keep smiling don't we?J • Only $8.99 Friday and Satllt'day. Starting at 5:00p.m. Delicious lightly breaded ollets Fried CJ;I11s Tender clams fried ~o lde n bmwn. ~ And much. much more ' Newman to open up camp fund the camp for the · first two years, then tum fundraising over to another non-profit corporation. LAKE LUZERNE, N.Y. (AP) - Paul Newman will team up with the founder of an amusement park to open a camp for ill chjldren. ,,_""'!'__. . . . . -----. -------· ____.J., H·l Charles R. Wood, founder of the Great Escape amusement park in Lake George, N.Y .. announced Thursday that the year-round camp will be modeled on one Newman every six months. founded in Connecticut. He did not Police officers testified Thurssay when it would OllCII. day that Dahmer told them he dismembered his victims and disposed The Charles R. WOOd Foundaof their bones by soaking them in acid and nushing them down a toi- tion and Newman's Own, Inc. will let. . Liberty Assembly <I God Dudding Lane, Mason, W.Va. Pastor: Dan S. Eaton Sundoy Worship· 10:30 p.m. Thunday Sei'Yiaoo - 7 p.m. Drive For The Gold Sales Drive We guarantee your satiSfaction. And our experten(.e In preparing complete and accurate tax returns will give you peace of mind. POMEROY 6111lST MAIN STREET . 992·6674 ! Get Heart-Healthy: . 1 ·Exerctse. Rulltnd F1rst Otpllst Church Sonday School . 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 10:45 a.m. Pomeroy Flrsl Rapllst East Main St. Pastor: Steve FuUcr Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip -10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Flr!l Southern Baptist 41872 Pomeroy Pikc Pastor: E. LamarO'Bryant Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship -10:45 a.m., 7!30 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30.p.m. Middleport Flrst Baptist Comer SiJuh &. Palmer Pastor: Rev. James A. Seddon Sunday School-9:15a.m. Wonhip . 10:15 a.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m . Racine First Baptist Putor: Steve Deaver Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip·l0:40a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Sei'Yices · 7:30p.m. Silver Run Baptist P111or: Bill Uule Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip · II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Mt. Union Baptist Pastor: Joe N. Sayre Sunday School ·9:45 a.m. Evening · 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. llcthlchem BaptlSl Putor. Rev. Earl Shuler Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. Worship · 9:30 o.m. Thumhy Services - 7:30p.m. Old Jlothe F.,. Witt Baptist Chur<h 28601 St. Rt 7, Middleport Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening · 7:30p.m. Thursday Sci'Yiccs ·7:30p.m. Hillside BoptiSI Church St. Rt. 143 iust off Rt. 7 Pauor: Rev. James R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School · tO a.m. Worship - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Scrvicc1 • 7 p.m. Hope Baptist Chapel 570 G11nl S.., Middlepon Pastor: David Bryan, Sr. · Sundar School • 10 o.m. Worlhip · !!a.m., 7. p.m. Wednetday Sel"ices - 7 p.m. VIctory Baptist 525 N. 2nd St.. Middlepon Pastor: James E. Keesee Worship . 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Faith Baptist Church Railroad St .• Masoo Sundar School . tO a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Scrvi~s • 7 p.m. FortSl Run Baptist Pastor: Arius Hurt Sunday School • lO a.m. W~nhip - II a.m. ML Moriah Baptist foounh & Main St., Middleport Putor. Rev. Gilbe~ Cma. Jr. s...d.y School . 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:45 a.m. Anlktistty Baptist Putor: kenneth Smith Surtdoy School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:45 a.m. Thursday Sei'Yica ·7:30p.m. Ru- Free Will Baptist Salem St. PasUlt: Rev. Paul Taylor Swtday School • 10 •.m. Bvenin& • 7 P."'· Wednesday Serviceo -7 p.m. Ash Sine! Freewill Baptlot Middlepott Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip • II a.m. Wednesday Sei'Yice : 7:30p.m. • , ~relay Sel"ice. 7:30p.m. Catholic Sacnd Heart C.tllolc Ctlurch t61 Mulbeny Aw., Pomeroy, 992·5198 Pastor: Rev. Walter E. Han• Sat. Cat. 4:4S·S:15 p.m.; Mm · 5:30p.m. s.... Cat. ·8:45·9:1Sa.m., Sun. Mass · 9:30a.m. Daily Mau - 8:30a.m. Think February and think Valentine's Day. Think Valentine and think hearts. Tl)mk heart-healthy and think exercise for cardio-vascular fitness. · In observance of Valentint's Day, the Pleasant Valley Hospital Wellness 'C:enter ,is offering a super ~al. Buy February at t~ regular price, and get "' March at halfoff.•It'sa gteatgift, too- your Valentine knows you car(j about their good health! Stop ~y the W~lln~ Center or call us at,(304) 675-7222 an~ get ti)ese ·, . Cllurch ol Christ ........y Cllurc~ or Ctlrbl 212 W. Main Sl. Pasto<: Andrew Milca, Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip - t0:30a.m.;7 p.m. Wednesday Scrvicea · 1 p.m. P..tn)'.W..ulde Clootr<h cl Chrbl 33226 Olildrea' • """"' Rd. 2-month rates: . \\:, I $40 Single $55 Couple ' '" • " 992-384'7 .' 'W=z;Sdsoal· w II- a.m. -10a.m.,6p.m . Servicoo • 7 p.m. Middleport Ch.un:h orChrl!l 5lh and Main PUIOC AI Hartson Su!tdoy School • 9:30a.m. Worlhip • 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednc1day Sc:rvices - 7 p.m. Harrisoovllle Holiness Chapter Pastor: Rev. John Neville Sunday School 10 a.m. Wonhip · II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service : 7:30p.m. Southern Clustl!r Apple Grove Pasoor: Carl Hiclu Sundoy School · 9 a.m. Wonhip • 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Thunday Services • 7 p.m. Keno Church cl Christ Worlhip-9:30 a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Latter-Day Saints Bcthony Pastor. Kennelh Baker Sundoy School · 10 o.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Wednesday Services . to a.m. Btarwallow RldK• Church ciChrl!l PallOr. Jack Colegrove Sunday .Schoot ·9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 am., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Service• · 6:30p.m. Zion Chur<h orChrl!l Pomeroy, Hurisooville Rd. (Ro. 143) PaslOr: Rober E. PuneU SlDI.day School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip . 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. St. John Lutheran Churcll Pine Grove Pastor: Laura A. Leach Shrc£fler Worship · 9:30a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. . East LcCart P11nor: Roger Grace Sund11y School - 10 a.m. Worship -9 a.m. Pastor: Rev.,George C. Weirick Sund•y School ·9:30a.m. Worship · II a.m. United Methodist Rutland Church <I Christ Pastor: Eugene E. Underwood Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Graham United Methodist Worship. 9:30a.m. (I so .t 2nd Sun), 7:30 p.m. (3rd & 4lh Sun) Wednesday Sei'Yice ·7:30p.m. '" Mt. Olive United Methodist Mason Church or Christ Miller St., Mason, W.Va. Sund')' School - 10 a.m . Won:h1p · 11 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Off 124 behind Wilkesville Panor: Charles Jones Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip • I0:30a.m.. 7 p.m. Thursday Services -7 p.m. Drodrord Church of Christ St. Rt. 124 &. Co. Rd. 5 Panor: Derek Soump Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Success Road Church of Christ Paslor: Joseph U. Hosk.ins Sunday School · 9 11.m. Worship - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdncsda:y Sc,....ices · 7 p.m. Chester Pastor: Sharon Hausman Wonhip · 9a.m. Sunday School . 10 a.m. Thursday Services · 7 p.m. Liberty Christian Church Dexter PaslOr. Wocdy CaD Sunday School· 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Sel"iet; · 7 p.m. Joppa Pastor: Brenda Weber Worship · 9:30a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Langsville Christian Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Long Bottom PasLOr: Oarles Eaton Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services -1:30 p.m. Hemlock Grove Church Pastor: Oarles Qomig,an Sunday school · 10:30 a.m. Worship· 9:30a.m..1 p.m. Mt. Moriah Church otGod Pastor: Rev. James ~aucrficld Sunday School · 9:45a.m. [vening • 7 r.m. Wednesday Sc,....iccs • 7 p.m. Flatwoods Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship . 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Thurtday Services • 7 p.m. RuUand Church or God PaslOr: John r. Corcoran Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Scrvi~es · 7 p.m. Panor: Wesley Thalchcr s...day School · 10 a.m. Worship· 9 a.m. Thundoy Services· 6:30p.m. Racine Ploe G,rove Bible Hotl- Ch~rch 1/.Z mile off Rl. 32S 1'1sotor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7!30 p.m. Wedncsdoy Scrvii:e · 7:30p.m. ' 992-5141 . 264 South 2nd '; . MEIGS TIRE . ~ ~ . CENlER, INC. \ ) 1 SALES I SEltVICE 992-7075 'I' 172 North Second AwL MiM-I. OhiO John F. Fulii •.Mgr . Ph. "2-J!Dl Pomi"rQY (row's family Restawant ..,,.,,,_, /C.wlta, F~lti Cl!W.-'' 221 W. Main St., PomtroJ GRAVELY TRACTOR'.SAlES Middltpart SWISHER & LOHSE PHMW£Y We Fill Doctor\' Prescription'i •n-nn RIDENOUR SUPPLY · 992-5432 ' ..aoY, OliO ,~~·2975 • • 0\\trr S••uf .Q3,.,;, c..cior St. ,_,.,, 011. ,• II FISHER FUNERAL HOME Olllo SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY IAWUNGS-COA'IS "2·22St 204 \ '· M141dJepert, 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy 601 EAST IUIII Eden United Brethmlo Chris Sunday School · 10 a.m. . Worship · 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Calvary Dible Church Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Paslor: Rev. Blackwood S...day School · 9:30 Lm . Worship 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdneoday Sel"ice ·7:30p.m. s.c-1 Plft\trty ML Hermon United Brethrl'ft in Chrbt Chur<h Tcus Comrn101ily off CR 82 Pastor: Robcn Sanders Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednetday Setviceo · 7:30p.m. Ftlrvlcw nlble Church Lc~an, W.Va. Ro. I Pastor: James Lewis Sundoy School · II a.m. Wonhip. 9:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesdoy Service · 7:30p.m. 992·2121 ' .. United Brethren White's Chapel Wesleyan Cool ville Road Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship · to:30 a.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Esta b11$hed 1913 . . . Pastot: Rev . Roger Willford Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip· 10:45 a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Service -7 p.m. "ni~nlt~· rmd Sc•F'tic·P .41u·n.r.c" . ....,,01110 ' Scvmth-Day Advmtlst '· ' Mulberry Hos. Rd., Pomeroy Pastor: Bob Snyder Saturday Scrvice1: Sabbolh School · 2 p.m. ' Wonhip · 3 p.m. Freedom Gosp<tl Mlhion Dald ~ob. on Co. Rd. 3t ' AVE. Seventh-Day Adventi st 992·"" 27111ortlo Snowville Pastor: florence Smilfl SIDiday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m. 106 ....,, A•L SJrac·use flrst United Prcsb,tcrla~ Sunday School · tO a.m. Wonhip • II a.m., 4 p.m. (In&. 3rd S.~.) Interdenominational Church Kingsbury Road Pastor: Clyde W. llcnderson Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Scrvic.c - 7 p.m. EWING FUNERAL HOME Ky.,. I Run Hot Inca Church P11tor. Robell Manley Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. · Thursday s.Mce - 7:30p.m. Middleport l'resb)tcrlan Sunday School · 9 a.m. Wor>hip · 10 o.m., 4 p.m. (lnd & 4lh Sun.) PRESCRIPnON SHOP Salem Center ,. Harrisonville Presbyterian ChUl'c~ Wonhip · 9 Lm. Sunday School · 9:45 a.m. C~rl<'lon W~rship-10:30a.m . Sunday School · 9:15a.m. Worship - 10:15 •.m. , Presbyterian South Bethd New Testament Silver Ridge P'uiOf: Duane Sydcnsuidccr Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worshi:r.· 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednes y Service- 7 p.m. Trinity Conerqatlnnot Church Putor: Rev. Roland Wildman O.uiCh • 9:15 a.m. Pasuw: Ron Fierce Wateyan Bible HotlnoaCIIur<h 15 Pea~ So., Middleport . P11tor. Rev . Roy McCany Sunday school.· 9:30a.m. Wonhip ·10:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:3Q p.m. Middleport P<lltceoslat Third A~e. Pas,or: Rev. Qark Baker Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evenin& - 6 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7:30 P·\11· Nease SC!lllcment Church Sunday Worship · 2:30p.m.; Thursday 1ervices ·7:30p.m. Other Chu rch es RuUand Pastor: ArtJnD' Cral1ree Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonloip - I0:30a.m. Thunday Sel"icea • 7 p.m. Holrness P.cntea>slll Assembly So. Ro. 124, R•cine Pulor: William Hoback Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evm.ing · 7 p.m. Wednesday Scrvuzs- 7 p.m. Full Gospel Lighthouse 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Pastor: Roy HunlCr Sunday School- 10 •.m. Evening 7:30p.m. Tuesday & Thunday - 7:30p.m. Rock Sprlnas Putor:Ke1lh Rader Sunday School· 9:15 o.m. Worship · lOt.m. Wednesday Services • 6 p.m. Grace Episcopal Church 326 E. Main St., 11omeroy Pallor: Rev. Dr. Roy C. Myen Sunday school and worship · 11:30 a.m. .. Pentecostal E«testa Fdtowshlp 128 Mill So., Middtcpon Pastor: Cluck McPherson s...day School - to a.m. Evening . 7 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. New Haven Churth or the Nazarene Pastor: Glendon Stroud Sun<Jay School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m . . POftleroy Pulor. Eunhac (Grace) Kee Sundoy School· 9:15a.m. Wonhip · 10:30a.m.,6p.m. Wcdneoday Sel"ices ·7:30p.m. RcJoktac Life Church 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middlepon Pastor: Rev. Michael Pangia Sunday School· tO o.m. Wedncsd1y Services -7 p.m. United Faith Church Rt. 7 on Pomeroy B:y -Pass Pastor: Rev. Robert G. Smith, Sr. Sundav School · 9:30a.m. Worship · I 0:30a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servia: · 7 p.m. Portland First Church or the Nuarcne Putor: Willian Justis · Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10;40 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Pearl Chapel Pallor: Aorence Smith Sund•y School - 9 a.m. Worship . 10 Lm: Episcopal Mt. Oll"c Community Chur(h Pastor: Lawrence Bush Sunday School - 9:30 .11.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wedncday- Service · 1 p.m. Rulland Church or the Nuarent Pastor: Samuel Basye Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 o.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday S~rviccs • 7 p.m. Minersville Pastor: WeJiey Thalchcr Sunday School· 9 a.m. Worshlp - IOLm. New Lire Chun:h orGoct Chester Pastor: Gary Hine1 Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip • 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Hocktngpo<l Church Grand Stn:Cl Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship . II a.m Wednesday Services · 8 p.m. Chester Church or the Naurenc Pastor: Rev. Herben. Grale Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wonhip • lla.m., 6 p.m. Wcdnelday Services· 7 p.m. Heath (MiddlopiM'l) PaslOr. Frank Smilh Sunday Sehoot · 9:30 o.m. Worship· !0:30a.m. Wednesday' Services.- 6 p.m. Church or God of Prophecy OJ. White Rd. off So. Rt. 160 Pastor: Pal Hcnsoo Sundoy School - 10 a.m. · Wonhip - II a.m. Wedn,.day Sei'Yiccs · 7 p.m. Ftlth Gospel Church Long Bottom Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wor>hip - 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. Pomeroy Church of the Ntzarenc Pulor: Rev. Thomas McOung Sunday School · 9:30 o.m. Worship · l 0:30a.m. ond 6 p.m. Wcdne1day Services · 7 p.m. Forest Run Syrtcuse Church of God Apple and Second Sts. Paitor: Rev. David Ruucll Sunday School and Wonhip- 9:30a.m. Evening Services- 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Bethd Church Township Rd .• 468C Sunday School · 9 a.m. Woohip -tO a.m. Wednesday Services· 10 a.m. Syracuse Church or the Nazarene Pastor: Re'w'. GlcM McMillan Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Sc:rviccs · 7 p.m. F..ntcrprlse Sllversvnte Word or FaHh PaSIOI': David Dailey SWiday School9:30 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Thursday Service · 7:30p.m. Morse Chap<1 Church Supt.: Mike Matson Sunday school· 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Semcc · 7 p.m. Rctdsvlllc Fellowship Church of the Nazarene Pastor: Jotm W. Douglas Sunday School· 9:30 •.m. Wonhip - 10:45 1.m., 7 p.m. Pas10r: Kcioh Rader Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m., 6 p.m. Tuesday Services · 7 p.m. Church of God Calvary Pilgrim Chopcl Harrisonville Road Putor: Rev. Victor Roush Sundoy Schoot9:30 o.m. Wonhip · II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesdoy Scl"ice ·7:30pm. Christian Fellowship Center Salem St., Kuthmd Pastor: Kobcn E. Mus ~cr Sunday School - 10 .11 .m. Wonhip · ll :l5a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Service - 1 p.m. Middleport Church or the Ntzarcne Pastor: Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Central Cluster · Asbury (Syracuse) Pas lOr: Weslcy Thatcher Sunday School · 9:45 o.m. Worship · II a.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Hartford Church cl Chrlot In Chrlotlan Union Hanfonl. W.Vo. Pastor: Rev. David·McManis Sunday School • II a.m. Worship· 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneoday Service• · 7:30p.m. Hazel Community Church Off Rt 124 Pastor: Edsel Uan Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship · 10;30a.m., 7:30p.m. Racine Flnt Cllurch or the Nazarene Postor. Thomos'L Gaoeo, ll SIDiday School- 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. WedneSday Services -7 p.m. Tuppers Plains St. Paul Pastor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School· 9 a.m. Worship· 10 a.m. Tuesday SeMccs · 7:30p.m. Hobson Church cl Christ In Christian Union Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Rutland Dible Method lSI Pastor: Rev . Ivan Myen Sunday School -9:30a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Torch Church Co. Rd. 63 School· 9:30 a.m. wO..hio. 10:30 a.m. Reedsville Panor: Rev . Charles Eaton Wonhip · 9:30a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Christian Union Spiritual Faith Churdl Slate 338. Antiquity Pastor: A. Stewart SW>d•y School • to Lm. - Evening ~ 7:30p.m. Thursday Service -7 :~ p.m. DurllngiOn Community Church Burlingham Paslor: Ray Laudcrmilt Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship - 7 p.m. Wednesday SeNicc . 7 p.m. Laurel Clln Free Methodist Church Pas1or: William Williams Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wed~sday Services. 7 p.m. Coolville l!nltcd Methodist Parish Pastor: Harold E. AUoway-Priddy Coolville Church Main & Fiflh St Sunday School · 10 a.m. . Worship· 9 a.m. Tuesday Services· 7 p.m . Meigs CoopcratiYc Parish Northeast Clusccr Alfred Pastor; Sharon Hausman Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wor>hip · II a.m., 6:30p.m. Syrocuse Mission 1411 Bridgeman Sa., Syracuse Pl!tor: Roy (Mike) 11H>mpson Sunday School • I0 a.m. Evening • 6 p.m. Wcdnesday 'Scrvicc -7 p.m. Dycsvllle Community Church .Sunday School ·9:30a.m. WoBhip • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Racine Pastor: Roger Grace Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- 11 a.m. St. Paul Lutheran Churcll Comer Sycamore&:. second Sl., POmeroy Pastor: Laura A. Leach Shreffler Sunday School · 9:45 a.m. Wonl!ip - II a.m. Pastor: Chris Stewart Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Faith Tabernacle Church Bailey Run Road PaslOr: Rev. Emmell Rawson Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Evening 7 p.m. Thursday Service · 1 p.m. Suuon Pastor: Kcnnelh Baker Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wo1Ship · 10:45 a.m. (Iil & 3rd Sun) w.v•. o.. ter Church or Christ Middleport COmmunity Church 515 Peart St., Middlcpon Putor: Sam Anderson Sunda:y School 10 a.m. Evening - 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. MIM'nlngStar Putor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School · 9:45 o.m. Wonhip ·10:30 a.m. Thunday Se!"ia:1 ·7:30p.m. Our Saviour Lulhetan Church Walnut and Henry Sts .• Ravenswood, Tuppon Pta 1M Chur<h or Chrl!l Pastor: Robert Foster Sunday Sch®l· 9 a.m. Wonhip · 9:45 Lm., 6:30p.m. Sunday.School , 10:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:00 a.m., 7:30p.m. CarmCJ Pastor: Kenneth Baker Sunday School -'9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:45 a.m. (2nd & 4lh Sun) Lutheran .... ., PVH" f•l ., '· ' Dradbur)"Chun:h of Christ 'Pastor: Tom RWlyOO Sund 0~ School · 9:30 o.m. Won nip . 10:30 a.m. ~·;c;;:At . R...-ganlzod Chur<h of Jesus ChriS! In Lotter Day Saints Pon.land -Racinc Rd. Pastor: William Roush Sunday Sc~ool · 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m, Wednesday Sel"i,.s -7:30pm. The Salvation Army ItS Buuemul Ave., Pomeroy. 131MIII"- ,,' MIIklepot1. Ohio 41710 (114111~··••'1- "'1·001111 CHUftC" IUPPLIEI • IIILEI t . ' . ' ' Po J. PAULEY, AGENT . N~tiOnwide Ins. Co. ot·cotumbus, o. 104W. Motn , H~- J~ll PomtrOY . '. tJ ., ll POIIIOY, Gti0--992·667J IILLQUICKn J �Friday, Janua 31, 1992 Announcements Bl'LLETIN BOARD ,. BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION CONSIGNMENT AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY EVENING 700PM 202 NORTH SECOND ST (Old Ftrestone Store) Middleport WANTED TO RENT House 1n country w~h at least 3 bedrooms and some land to put horses on Need tmmedtately Call 304-882· 2246 anyltme "LEARN TO DANCEt" TUESDAY (Bogtnnors) Chtldran & Adults PI Plaasont W Va Youth Contar '5 00 p m Cloggmg (ago 4 & up) '7 oo p m Cloggtng & Country/Wostom Jr. & Htgh School SbJdonts & Adults •8 00 p m Ballroom/Country & Wostom (Adults) Stnglos & Couplos CLASS f!EE $5 00 por porson oach waak Month pwd m advance An adult thai bnngs a chtld gots tha1r class Freel In structor. Mtk~ Casto 675 3888 Funl Easyl Gro•t Exarctsel passenger school Instruction• to bidders may be obtolned at the office of the Treasurer, Eastern High School Building -A certiHed chock payable to the Treasurer of the above Board of Education or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidder and the surely company In an amount equal to five per cent of the bid shall be oubmltted with each bid Said Boord of Education reserve• the right to wolve Informalities to accept or reject any and all or porta of ·~rand all bids No blda may be withdrawn for atleaallhlrly (30) doya after the achedulad closing lime for receipt of bids. Board of Education of the Meigs County Probate D Hoback, 51296 Stale Route 124, Racine, Ohio, 45771 was appointed Administratrix of the estate of William S Hoback deceased, late of 51296 State Route 124, Racine, Meigs County, Ohio, 45771 Robert E. Buck, Probate Judge lena K Nesselroad, the West hne ol the Chnst1an Church Cemetery mtersects the center ol said State Route, thence west north far enough to make one hundred acres, thence east to the Fract1on line, thence south to the place of No 36, thence west to the 907 86 feet along tho center of begtnntng, of sa1d Slate Route (to conlatnmg 33 and 67/lOO where the West hne of Guy ly f1ve acres, more or less, James Me1gs County Treasurer ••r II go ond ,..,.. youl' , .... And tHve bthlnd lokiOI of To tht b..t moth1r God 1v.r Deed References Volume 160, Page 37, and Volume 234, Page 411, Meigs County Deed Records PARCEL 3 The followtng described tn Vol. 166, page 99 of the Metgs County Deed Records, tnlersecls lhe center of satd Stale Route) thence South 0 deg formerly owned by Lucy Osborn, ~eceased Botng the same real estate conveyed "nto W Fred Oabor" by Hernon G. described 22'west72191eetalongthe Osborn and Ahce Osborn, the Township of said west hne, thence soulh 88 deg easl2067 86 feel lo 0 range, County of Metgs lhe center of Stale Route and State of Ohto and bounded and descnbed as No 7, thence north 4 dog B81 40 west 90 feet along lha f0 11 ows. "9 10 Section center of sa1d State Route, ~~n=~ i:':nls:l~f ~~~ 4 ~~~ to the southeast corner of Company's Purchase, and the Ohto Valley Manu begmmng m the middle of factur~ng Corp , thence Slate Htghway No 680 , on """'" 87 dog 50' west 349 the North line of Sec~on No. feel to a lot now owned by 5, 44 rods 14 ~. feel West the Ohto Valley Manu from the northeast corner of factunng Corp ' thence north 2 deg 10' east 125 Said Section No 5; thence reet w1th the hne of sa1d Wesl26 rods 10'1. feel to the Chrtsttan Church Lot, Ohto Valley Manufactunng hts wtfe, by deed dated October 10, 1962, recorded tn Deed Book No 217 al Page 89, Deed Records of Metgs County, Ohto premises , 0 1 INcl to think whln llf1 11 - WhlfiYtr tt.nen may be lhl'l be elendlng el the VP tr.lrt to w.tcome mt Lovtd oncl twilled by toor 7 oona, 7 douglftro, 1 olotor and gao underlytng Deed Reference Volume 238, Page 345, Metgs County Dead Records Whereas, such JUdgment orders such real property to ba sold by the undera tgned to satisfy the total amount of such judgment, Now, therefore, public I, James M Soulsby of Metgs not1ce 1s hereby g1ven that real property at pubhc aucllon , for cash, to the highest bidder of an amount the fatr market value of the rods parcels as determmed by to the place of factunng Corp , thence thai equals at least, As m the courts order, begtnntng, contatntng S 28 north 1 deg 45 easl 229 S the county audtlor, on the acres. more or less, feet with the line of sa1d excepltng the followtng de- company to the south line on the total amount of of the Chnst1an Church lot, the 1udgment, mcludmg thence west 336 feet along the south hne of the Church lot and the oouth ltne of the all taxes cemetery to the southwest corner ol said cemetery, sequent to the delivery to the prosecuttng attorney of then th 0 d 38' t ce nor eg eas 265.1 feet along the west ltne of aatd cemetery to tho the dehnquenl land lax cerltftcate or master list or deltnquenllracls for a total place ol begmning, con - ol $31,240 59 aaaeasmenls, charges, penalties_. Interest payable Courthouse m Pomeroy, Ohto on the 20th day of Feb and one-siXteenth (1116) olall olland gas I ymg under and wilhln the ruary, 1992 II aatd parcels do not the followtng loan otland gas lease from and ol the same Ume of day descnbed premises, sit Edda Boggess H and at the aame place, on uated tn Orange Townshtp, Metgs County, Oh to betng tn Seohon No 5 Townshtp No 4 Range No 12 and Putnam dated Aprtl 241 h 1948, and recorded tn Vol 41, page 38 of the lease R d f M1 C Tuesday, the 3rd day of March, 1992, for an amount thalequalsatleasl bounded and descnbed as ecor s o e gs ounty, As In the court's order, follows Begmnmg tn the Ohto SubJect to the nght ot the fair market value mtddle of Stale Htghway No tho Grantors, Guy G of the parcels as 7 West 29 rods 6 feet, and _ _ _ _ _ _R_e_a.;.I_E_st_at;..e_G_e_n_e_ra_l..;.;..;.;.;=-:..;. South 18Y1 rod& hom the Northeast corner of sa1d Sectton No. 5, thence West 16 rods to an 1ron pm , thence South 8J't rods to an the above descnbad and cross~ng des c nbed prem1sea, wh1ch ravme l1es West of the house on ttle last above 1a1d prem1se1 aa heretofore descnbed premises, said excepted and reoerved by ram cr sewer to be la1d •\ a previous granton And depth so as nolto Interfere betng part of oslala Wtlh the farming or cultlvatmg of the f1ral above conveyed by c. descrtbed premtseo; and to Guy G. General OFFICE 992·2886 205 North Second Ave. Middleport, OH Hemlock Grove-You want secius1on m a great area you need to see th1s Approx 48 acres w1th small fru1t orchard grape vtnes workshop & large shad lor equtpment storage Home IS tully carpeted and has 3 bedrooms 1 112 baths mea deck1 screened tn porch equtpped kitchen dintng room Anoersen w1ndows and a half basement $54,900 LONGBOTTOM-Hayman Road· ThiS mtnt larm has approx 7 acres Wtth aS yr old modular It has 3 bedrooms 2 baths lamtly room, wet bar garden bathtub 6replace' tsland tn kttchen heat pump and a summer kitchen Allin good condtlton W,AS $55,000 NOW $49,000 EAGLE RIDGE ROAD-Want seclusion? Thts IS the one loryou Awhttobnckhomewtth3bedrooms 2baths famtly room , ahd a large kitchen on approx one acre $55,000 RUTLAND-Beech Grove Rd.•You lllovellus 3 bodroom I 1/2 story home The house has ciStern well and LCCO weter betng tnstallad Home ts StHtng on approx 2 acres of nt<;e laymg land WAS $26,900 NOW $25,000 CHESTER-no need to stan your own 'business JUSitaks this one over ThiS restauranl seats 38 and already sells loll of groat food lncludod IS 3 relrlg ,4 freezers , ~ deep frye~ hrnaU steamers, a largo gnl[ and lots more You Cll1 tvtn P.urchase suppl10s that ara 1n stock, also hal IIOI'age buildirlga -.:1 a trailer hOOkup 10 you con live r1aht behtr1d your business Some Ownar Flnancll)g Possible, Si2,'000 • " CQITAU FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. , At 992·2136 For Details DOmE TURNER, Brokor ... ... . .. .. ... ..H2-5692 BRENDA JEFFERS .. ~........................................H2·3056 DARUNE STEWART....... ... • .. ...................H2-1315 SANDY BUTCHEA ........................................- ••812-5371 IIH~P.YI!WALTERS..... 675-3884 Reduce Sail And Fast With GoBne Caplelt And E-Vap Diuretic At FnJth Pharmacy Otllce Clttnlng, Experienced W.ntld 1trnall comp~nlon ID lite-In, aget 25to 45, It lnterntMI writ• CDmp.~nlon, Box C·29 c•re Pt Ph Register, 200 Main St, PI Pltallnl. WV 25550 Financial 4 12·11·1 mo SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL •LIGHT HAULING Only $75 r•r mo. Cal 614·992·5528 or 385·8227 12-11·1 mo PH. 614·992-5591 12·5-tln •FIREWOOD Things are buzzln In thr BILL SLACK WANT ADS J&L INSULATION •Vinyl Siding •Replacement Window •Roofing •Insu lation JAMES KEESEE 992·2772 or 742·2097 539 Bryan Place Mt ddlepor~ Ohto 11114/tfn BULLDOZER,BACKHOE and TRACKHOE WORK AVAILABLE. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, HOME SITES and TRAILER SITES, LANDCLEARING, DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED UMESTONE-TRUCKING FREE ESTIMATES (aJAYMAR RACINE GUN Quality Stone Co. SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE CLUB GUN SHOOT I:OOP.M. SUNDAYS Starting Sept. 22 12 Gauge Factory Pay Benefits To Days 614-441·1608, Nights Excellent Transportation, 407-292-0ti, 614 446-0101 Ext 571 9e m ·lOp m Toll Mixed brMd, part Cottle 1nd Refunded Norwegian Elk 6wks old, very cult, 114-941-3084 or 614-247· AVON I All Aroao I Shl~oy Spooro, 304-675-1429 PICK·A·PAIR 8·13·'81-ffn camont Wtlhln Organlzollon Send RnponM To Box CLA CDins, Gold Rings, Silver Coins 101, CIO Gotllpotla Dolly Tribuna Avonuo, Golllpollo, OH Gold Coins M.TS Coin Shop, 825Thlrd 4563 151 Second Av1nu1. Gllllpolls Employment Services 11 Weaver 304-882·2645 Answer Phonu Locally For NaUonwldt Company Manage· ment Opportunities Availlble d t2 • 301 •91 •5954 v' un •Y· -up m' 2 Monday Thru Friday •10 P m • -New Homes s -Remodeling -Garages & Room Additions eenud Manager For Loetl Beauty Salon eom.,_ttrve Wages, Paid vacatloni Medical Plan Available, Train ng 614· Mldical TranscrlpUonlsl • Ex· rience Nacessary Medical AVON • All orooo, Coli Marilyn COHTUCTING u 1 446-3353 Help Wanted Naadod Chrlollon Mualclono Drumo, Koyboorcl, Guhor. Coli MONEY FOR COLLEGE Allor 5 30p m, Dolo 304-875- If You Or Som.ant You Know "54, DIYI 304-615-4882 NSW!Directar Social S.rvk:.. 136 bed programming nursing laclllty aeeka dept director Su· ptrvlsory and case manage· menl skills requlrad as wall as current license Point Pleasant, WV, area 304·675·3230 ext 28 tor details r.rmlnotogy And A<:curato Typlng Salary Commensurt.te With Experience F1.111 Time, Day Shlf1J Excellent BlneHts EOE. S.na Resume To Personnel Department, Holztr Clinic, PO Bor 344, Gallipolis, OH 45631 No Phone C.lls Applicallont Btl!"9 For IMMEDIATE Openings For Full-Tim• Rotating Shift Positions We Offlr A Vtry Competitive Saltry Range As Well Aa Excellent Educallon And Other Htanh Related 8en1tlts Must Be AeglltlrM Or Cheshlrl, Ohio ARRT Contec1 P1rsonnel Al O'Bleness Memorial Hospitll, 55 Hoapltal Drive Athens, OH gttntgo, 19 aero, ..... fng $28 500 614-189-271 •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates lor oppol,.mont call Corot King 614-«8-8922 14 Business Training Nowii!Southtllttm Business College, Spring Valley Piau Call Todliy, 614-446-4367fl Roglstorollon l90-05-t2l4B 18 Wanted to Do n1y Aru Reterene. . Available Cali614·24S.588l Dry Wall Hant~ ShHt Rock 1.. • Flnleh or 1ex1ure, With Years Of Ex.-ri•nc• 114-446-8691 E & R TREE SERVICE Topping, Trimming, TrN Removal, Hedge Trimming FrN Estlmatnl 614· 32 tllaehed build· Mobile Homes lor Sale St7.500 Evenings 614·367·7267, 14 acrn, 2 bedroom mobile homt, country water, lltart, WV, 1- 1SI81 Nuhua mobile home, 14x64, 2 BR t bath, nowty reca,.,.tedh wuharldryer, Bx16 .,.front pore Park Lane Court 614-446-87'32 after 5 Sst,300 1986 Clayton t4x10, 2 Bath 3br, Two Porches, Total Elecllrc, $12,500 614 446-4734, Ahar =- Experienced, will care for the ekflrly In their homes 304-6757241 -:---::--,..--:--::::-;--:: Georg11 Portable Sawmill, don't haul your logs to the milt Just call 304-675-1957 : C::-====-::=--::- I1990 Sprucerldga, 14x70, 3· bdrm , 1·blth, heat pump 2 75 acrn, 2 miles nor1h of Chtsler, 614·985-4492 1 1 1991 Sun1hlne 14x65 2br, 2 Batht, 614.,..41.0313, 614-441-1016 ':c::'-'-::--'--7:--::--::-'7.--:: 2·bdrrn, now <lfll'll and paint, $3000 614-949-2526 Short Tlmo On Job? Post CoodR History A Problom? Many 182-2015 Alk For Paul. 304~~0 614·n2·1220. ~======~~~~~~:;;:4:·7:'·=9~1 : J&l BLOWN INSULATION '~-------------- l ~----------- $5000, 611·941·2526 ~ " · - - - ----""-''-'---- ............ . ....... . .. .. .367-0421 44·6-234t2 b75-1333 -992-2156 • 3 5p m, 4 MUH Ott Route 7 On Route 141 In Centenary Wuhw And Furnished Apartment, 1br1 nut to Ubrtry, p.~ri.ing, ctntnu haat, air, r1terencet 614-446-0338, Btfore 7p m Orytr, :1-BR on Lincoln Hgto, Pomoroy &14-1112·1'6111 onor 500pm 311r 2 Bolt., FP, OW, CA, 8475/mo Doporth Roqulrad, &14· 446-4222, or Evonln(JI 514-446· 2174 5 Room HouH, In Country, CHy School Dlllrlc1, 514-44&-0974 Pofnl - r t l Ao-N 3llr Houll, Clrpeled, Ntwty Aldnorattd, c- Nlcl Ntlghborhio<od And To 11c1to011. 11400/mo. Raflran· coo Roqulrod &14-41&-3537 Evlfllngo, -ancll f sup1r cab, 4 whMI drive, autot ' 352t. PS, no rua1 62,000MI vary gooa • The Perfeet Vt llnllnll Day Glftl condition, $8500, E.tdan Wal,.."' AKC Atgllttred lollon Tenter bum,l14· 912·2105 Puppies Now Taking Dtpoalta 614-446-2743 t981 Mazda LX truck. t187 dog ~·s 8 wkt aid, 135 eaCh 304 762-2226 1IH l.ord 4x2 F-150 XLT llrill, !iT $6,450 30U75-2512 Honda 125 lour "wht...,, new Thorough Br.d Australian Cattle llroo I blllory. 304-773-5101 "'1/)uslcal Instruments =· loldtd, 11,000 miiH, by awner, • 1881 Nltlln $4,600 304-875-< Electric 5. eter.o, AC, Rongo, Full Bod 614-4411-7469 Lowroy Citation ThNior Slylo Nl-;::lck~roy, bod Homo Orgon Tlvo Lighted 1910 liner, 5-t , 21, , AUfFM Waterbtds • 2 Ounn Sbt, 114· Keyboards One Octave Foot storoo;r>orfoct cond, $8200, 614446·2230 Allor 5 ~M Pltlllo, In Good Condition Call 182-6173/ 992-2015 614-446-011117 Anytlmt Chovy S.to lruck ExcotiOill , TKO 85 Boal Amp St25 304-675- condhlon 304-675-1965 or 3Q4. 8182 682-3525 12-tlg. model 59 WlnchMt.er " outo, 30 · fu!L good ohlpe, 59 Galllpolla, 614-446-3945 For Sale $3255,t4-992·3W'• 73 Vans & 4 WO's or Trade Gracious living 1 and 2 tMtd· s b Ea 1e h 1 :tl' room apar1mentt tt Vi llage un urst g unt "9 • 5• Will Trad1 1978 Ctl1vy, 4x4 PU 1177 Cltow 314 ton 4x4, $1311' Mtnor 1nd Alvertlal 14 volt,llkt ntw, complete, obo. BM-14'11-2181 '• 614 992 3992 Furnished EHiciency, Utllitltt P1ld, Sl'lare Bath, $135/mo 919 Second Avenue, • St96 Coll614·992·m1. EOH 53 MlddlopoO, 8-h Sl, 2 beef. room fumrished apt, utllhln paid, ref1renc" & deposit rt- qulrod 304-882-2566 New Maven, one bedroom fur· a~t , deposit and nlshed reference rtquired, 304·882· 2566 Newly redecorated 2 bedroom apt, reference & dtpotlt ,.,. qu1red, no pelt, 304-67&-5162 Complelly Fumlshtd mobile home, 1 mile below tow!'~ over· looking river No Pelt, {.;A 614- 446.0338 Plaoaonl upotolro Apt, 501112 S. 3rd StrHt Middleport, living rm, 2-bdrm kh bath, tg yord, $300rno & utftlllu, 614-IIM-4231 Vory nlco t BR fumlohed opao· ment on Mt Vtmon AVI Upstairs Private $235 plus electric A1f & dip 30<1-675- 2651 45 • FDr AulD 1/2 To 314 Ton PU 114· 256·1124 Antiques Buy or tell Rlverlnt Anllqu.s, ,24 E. Wain Slrttt Pomtroy Houri MTW 10 00 am to & 00 p m, Sunday 1:00 to e 00 p m Apt tor rent by month or WHk, 304-676-1435 Merchandise 114441 1234 After 5p m 61 Farm Equipment 18 Cu Ft 1180 S·10 BIIDr 4x4, Olive Aetrlgtrator, lntemationtl 424 Diesel Tr~ctor, $20 etch, will tiki offering tor wlcultlvalor, $100 Antique cabinet radloJrecord player, plays 38 rpm, sao 304-773-5109 $1,500 304-875- terior Doors And Patlo 0001'1,. $1.10. Round baltt approx 1,000 R1aaonable Price, 614-446-2303 lbt $30 Tlm~Rock Farm, 304· tale, Feb 3, 4, 5, Hours Mon-Sat, 1-5 814-44&0322, 3 miiH out Bulavllll Ad FrH Dlllvory 25" E11ctric atal1 New condl· lion $800 304-6~61 RENT20WN &14-440-3155 .Wro Fumhuro Soli & Chair, $11~0 Wllk Racttner, $8.47 W•k, swtvll Rockar, $U3 Wllk.Bunk Bed Complllo $6 41 Weak. 4 Or-r Choat, $3 21 Wllk: Postor Bod· , _ Sullo, 7 po , $1117 Woek, lncludH -ng.Courtlry Pine Dlnllto Willi lllnCh & 4 Chalra, $10 N Woek.OPEN Monday ThN lllurdly, II m. to fp.m.1 SUndly 12 II_, Till 5p m • MIIM Of1 Routt 7 On Routt 141, lnConl""tty I WAIN AUCTION A FURNITURE. 12 ~'!':•CIIIIIpollt · l*d tu.._.. Wtilem a Worlt _._hlltera 5~H. ~G..- z.-.YIItl Wrtnatr '*'" W, III,QOO Will P.1 lttillr, obll -.or • iltytr 24" wMherl..,.. H8ggart,, ~M • St. Mlddl.-1 Ouilttrs And Crlfltr'l H~t Site This Frid1y And Stlwday From 5 PM To 7 ~M And All Dly Monday, .tockaon ~r1 ='1.~"s;:::~ ~~ OuiH Unlng, $3 00 Yd. 10 Inch Oulh Prfnll 84 II Yd (Doublo Wlddlng R ng) Laco a Yd. $1.00 MUllin IINd\ed Or Unblloohed St 00 Yd. Lot• Of 01'*' Solicit For OuiHo And Crofto Only $1.00 Yd. B14-28f.5271 55 Building Supplies ::--:-:~.;.:;.:~-::::~~~ Block, brick, aawor ptpoo, win- · llntoll, otc Clouda Win· ' " ' Rio Grondo, OH Coli ft4· 24B.fl2t 56 Pets lor Sale Groom ond StoliDlY Pot aroomtng. All &iolclo, ytoo lorna Pol Food Dllltr. Julio Webb Coli 114-4411-0231 lh:r, rc~a::u~:::O.Pok,Ja": Z1P7 un n. .. 12x55 Buddy Tr1111r, fllr condl· lion, tor more Information Cl~ 814·992·3755 t975 Country Alro 32 ft whMI, w!awnlng, 304-875-6372. 1f78 Plvmouth Horizon, rebuilt mall I PM ...,. .,... AKC Milo Roll Wlllor Pu~, • Wllltl Old, Chlml"on . - . 111 - .. $3011. 114-.al4 Me roatotorocl Lhou Apto pupptoo,'lOI-675-2113 •'r lift~ cond, nice, Services female. Walker pup, tontlll, &14-992·7024 1182 VW Rabbit, Qoaotlne. 4 Spood, Rill Nlca Condhlon, Complete home fumlahings. Snow Ch5ef anDW blowtr 8 HP, $1,000 Or Boot Ollar Bt4-44t· 0020 WIVIIII01 11-drawor podlstol1 artven, $1800,114-Mt-am HNrtiand lnd1.1atlree, lnc Ye1r &75-4308 End Storogo Shod Modtl CINronca 81t2I8 DE 1479 Dish Transportation Barn, 304-875-6873 Sooaonad Flro"'!'f'd, Ash, Dlk Hickory Dollvlred Spth And Slacked, $55 Plck·Up l.old Don 1Yough,6t4-446-9646. Queen alzt wattrbed, uml· 1 76 Auto Parts & Livestock 63 Accessories ., ~:-:~:-:-~-::----:-:-:= 1988 AOHA Golding 7 AOHA :a~ud::::~:::~~:-;T;::ro::n~om~l~a:::tano~,-:Uied::::-~, Points Youth Honie Of The robu H, aiiOing ol hi; A.-o Yur. Uoocl 14ft Stock Trollor, P101. Big Billy Royal Show Saddlo 2263 814-245-56n, 814·371614-286-6522 Plgo for oalo, 614·742·21133 79 campers& Atgisttrtd Yurllna Angus Bull Motor Homes • A.l Braadlng, 614~46-444~ Flrowood For Solo Big Loedo, Oollvored And Stocked, $45, Also Will Haul Llmntono 614· 64 Hay & Grain 446-9329 Flrtt cutting orchard arne atFor Solo Good Uaad Dooll, Ex· folfo hoy oq balto 45-50 lba @ rongH Sklgga ApPtlonctl, Upper Rlvor Rd Bntde Stano Croll Molol Collft4-44&-73N LAYNE'S FURNrTURE Hou11hold fumlthlng 112 ml Jerricho Ad Pt PINHnt WV, s. 2451. Lugp~ TRoller Few Motorcyct. PICKENS FURNITURE Now/Uoocl ~ue, opaed, uk $5,000, call &14-185- . Buoh Hog, $3,395; 1066 lnllma- 4492 Cut, $450, 1trltl Plymouth Vollro llonol $6 995, 800 Ford $2,950, 1887 ODdat Cll'lvan, 71,000 Stilton Wogon, 1*251-41150 John Dloro 1020 Shorpl $4,995 Wlln Will Kept, loaded OWner Will Finance 614·286- 16,500 614-367-7252. 22 RMonitor campor trolllr fully loll contolnacl, oxc cond tl81 6522 Full Slzo Bronco XLt " Ford F-150 lnock, good cond Jim 1 Farm Equipment, SR 35, 1189 Loaded, Excellent Condition, Royol Ook R.-1 Coni to West Gallipolis, 814-446-9717, Clll Anytlmo, 114-3e7.0851. • Cooa1 mambttsltlp, Ideal ptoco Wide selection new & used ltrm fDr family rtel'llathx'l 12,H5 trtctors & Implements Buy, .,.,. Mot 1 304-t75-1564 ""· troda, 8 oo-5 oo wHkdayo, -'":::::--::-:-~-::o-.-rc~y'::c:-=es:-:--.: 1888 Kowa11kl LT0-4114, v""'" Ash StrMt Fr. Will Baptist Sot 1111 N..., church has 15 pews tor ala, Mattie Harris Poney tractor aood cond, 4,&00 mfiM, betl· $50, QE Wooltor, $50, llurroy Rldtng Lown Mow1r, 38 Inch Orl:lr, Comolltly Wlrod, Aoklng on9lno $400 30Hl'5-6t82 Antique Pot1tr Bed, 2 Chllra 3 1179 Chryallf Co•dobo , now lor StooloJ. Fond-11 Tool $125 514-245-5221 Box, Old 12 uogo Shot Gun &14- Medical Supplln New And paint, new tlres, 11000 304-675· 245-111135 Aftor 3p m Uaad WhHk:holro, 3 Wheolocl ;:. 81:c:5.:..5;:.•ll...:o_r 5'-'pm-:--- ,.--Llflchtlrs, Electric 1879 Oldl Cutlaas Supr1 m1 , Big Sovtngo On All Corpol In Seoatlrs.L Btda, t.tc ln1urance And Stock. CUh And Corry, Mol- Medica,. Accepted. Clll Advan· Good Condition, Runs Great, V· lohln Csrpoll, ft4-44&-llt44 togo HNHh, t-800-589-t020 !c!\500 Coli Aft01 6 30p m 614aoo-8110 Froat FNI Rttr1aerttor, CoPPer· Nlco Couch And Choir $225, cond, tono Woo $150', Cut To $15, Baclroom Sullo $150 , Hldo·A· ltml T·llrd, valJ.ood 748 Relrlgerator Htrvnt Gold, Ukt Woy Bod, $45, Smoll Racllnar gorogo kopt, 304 ·1 - · Stl5, Uprlthl Froozor St25, 145. 114-44&-3224. 1f71 TRonl Am, ElCtlllnl Condl· Whl~poot W11har Horvoll Gold, $95, Konmoro Woolwr $75, Royal Oak rnambership, 8,., tlon, 61•·24~9519 Whl~pool Woalwr 2 YNro Old, For family, priced to Hll, 304- 1082 Black Trans Am, 514-446· Llko Now, St95, Whl~pool 675-4t541ftlf 4 30 f756 Waher Heavey Duty W1s $150, .::-:-::--::---c--:---c-Cut To $125, Kenmors Dryer Ruat Plold Couch, Qood Condl· 1982 Chlvltlt, low miles, ntw SIS Sklgga Appllancao, 114- lion Wood Rockor wnh Rust peoo, $800 1872 GMC, ohon Cuohlono• Good Condhlon1 $50, bad truck 11-eyl, $500 For aalo 446-7318, or t-800-41111-3499 Each Or oath For $75. 814·371- or tl'lde, Aegtsttred mall, Blue GOOD USED APPUANCES 2171 & Ten Pair of Bugle pupe, Wathtfl, drytra, retrlgtrators, 53,0~ Merchandise Chlldran'l Homo Rd, toolo, gun, 71 A 1 f S 1 knllll, trollor, mloc, &14-992·1173 __-::_u_o_s,.....,o,...r..,...a_e---:..,.. Household Goods " mil•, local DWner, 304..e7!i-t264 ; 54 Miscellaneous lneida 51 Farm Supplies &Ltvestock 1m Joop CJ5, now top. Bllllord toblo, rogutotlon alzo, Olltluaan, 12-lnc~ atata, $800 6 14-~82-3027 Etoctrlc hospital bad comoloto Furnished Rooms 1171 CJ7 V-1 Jeep, new 11haust, dutl jumbo tlret, ,.., nice, »f.'"' &'15-6831 .• 11111 .loop 314 Ton 4 WD, Fair Bodv, Flnt Dlmogo, P T, $555 614·992·2528 Ill 11, 614-992-7816 trooo pod, oltooll Stoo, &14-742· ~v\Wo, :::o :::r.~:.~-:~sY:I· Trucks for Sale 1973 Chovy 11112 Chevy; 18 Fl : Tralllf 8t4:«e::J2.42, 2 p m To I , 56 Pets lor Sale pm ":1m=--=,....,1o"o-t"' -=-,-,"14--:-:-1411-:::-:28 ruclt "'88'::: : AKC Scattlsh Ttrrltr malt, Swla Did, nan shedding, llrwt onor 5pm ond ohot I wormed, S200, 814-594· 1978 Bronco 381, 4 Spaed 1 46nAihono Chrome Rime, Paint Exhauat, ' Floh Tonk, 2413 Jocklon Avo Very Shorpl Must S..l 614-446- ' ~ Point PI-nt, 304-875-2063, 4462 full llno Tropical llolt1 _blrda, 1984 Ford XLT 250, Work Truck : smallanlmalt and euppl• 614-446-1756 PuDDIH for 1111 Aealttertd ::,9:-:65:-=Fo-rd-='-=F250=-::x:L,":Iw-ovy-d:-ut"y' : mlilfaturt Dachahunde. !04-675- All 52 Sporting Goods 2947 41 Houses for Rent ., qulrod 614-446·1511 tall hNabolrd wllhtiVH ana mirror, hltt•r, pump~,!lntr, mat· Rentals .;..._ Furnished 3 Roomt And 81th Upstairs, Clnn, No P1t1, Reference And Dtpotlt A• Clll304-675·1450 Waltr front IDI at Aaclnt Dam, reduced prk:e, was $7000 now ___ ___ Bench And Ba11m1nt for rtnl: atorage only, toblo 304-675-2722 --------------~ I Dlnella Wllh Chalrolt S219 00, Matching 2 Door Itch, $341, Or Q89 00 And Dopoolt 614-448.0338 Call Sot, Ook Toblo 1 42X62 Whh B Before 7p m Bow a.... Choirs, EHiciencr, apt IDr rent beautiful $629 OO.BEDROOM. Post• Bodcarpet, n ce couch and btr, 304· room SUllo 15 pc ), $341 00; 4 Drawtr Ch... , $4415; Bunk 675-6042 Bod, 1228, Complolo Full Mon Fumlohocl t-IMirm" peld otoctrlc, Sot, SIOS 00 Sot, 7 pc. Cotllr $250mo All 10 Hoom'a $10 00 Bedroom Sullo, $899 00 OPEN night, $50 00 woak, 814·11411-25211 Monday Thru Saturday, It m to 6p m, Sundoy 12 Noon Till 458 acre farm llts bttw11n At 62 and Kanawt'la Rlvar 4 miles lrom PI Pn 304-675-6979 Dlpoolt $650, Monthly Por-to. S92 Ow nor Flnonclng 1-8011-127-llllt \2.-- -- - - -- -- w_____ _ • •J ,.J.------------------------ 11.-- - -' ;4·.----------- - "" 12. ,,,r: __________ 1.... _ _-'---'--' ,·6 · - - - - --:-- - 14-: •7._ _ _ __ ...;..;__ 15..___ -'------:' Complttly Furnished Small House, $250Jmo Plus Ullllllll 46 Space lor Rent Lots: for 1al1, trailers accep- locatttl .. Safford SdMtl Rtl. off Rt. 141 (6141 446·9416 or 1·100·872·5967 VI'RA FURNITURE I 614-446-3158 675-5936 LIVING ROOM Solo & Choir, BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT $199 00 Rocllnor, St49 00, BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON Swlvol Rockor, $99 00, CoHH & ESTATES, 538 Jackson Plko End Tabt.s, $69 00 Sot DINING from S1921mo Wtlk to shop I ROOM Toblo With 4 Padded movl•• Call 614-446 2568 EOH Chllro, $149 00 Country Plna 33 Farms lor Sale Mobile Home Site, Electric, New Survey, Ntar Ath1ns, $6,950 t) __ _ _ _ _ __ Apt for rent, good cond, good tocatlon, new applllncn, cor· ner 101 Sixth St & Main, )04.. 467-7&11 batwNn 11 OOam Spm flar~ln Five Aern Salel WoOdaa1 And PoO Open PoopeOy, Nlco Building Or t:nll tmr· offit'f' fm Jlnitl in nfll,nnt·t• "''''s! Household Goods Alto lrallll' lplct All hook-ups. Call after 2 00 p m, 304·77:J. 5651 Mason WV Mondoy Thru Frldoy, 9 4 30 ~ M 1 51 Flrowood for aalo, &14-992-8285 Crown City Ohio, Near Route 7, 163 A<: roo, $6 000 304·522-7998 ~ 675-t090 annlnga 614-446-1158 614·446-3292 614 256-1261 • •• • wv 'r - - - - - - - - - r - - - - - - - - l 7 2 6t4-446-9550 SINplng roomo whh cooking 120 Acre Farm On Bumetla Run Rood 2 Milos OH Rl 7, GOOd 9 Rooms And Btth Farm House, All Electric Good Farm Builders Over 32 Hundred Pound Tobbaco Batt, City Schools Aural Water, Ready TD Move Into $78,100, Call For Appointment 1 Atk AbolA OUr lnltant TIX t Refund, EIHB HOTM Canter, : Turn your tax refund lnlo a new home, 1992 14x70 3 bdrm, in eluding delivery, stt•UP skirt· lng, sltpl tnd blocks, only $15194 par month, Call 1·800. Business Buildings ' 81 Ford Granada Loadtd $1100 ~ Rooms for rtnl -week or monlh Sltr11ng at $120fmo Gallla Haiti 35 Lots & Acreage BENNET' ! Condhion, ~ Air, Good tnloomatlon Csll 614-446-2342 • 304-882 2566 .. uttlts 614 965-4231 AIR CONDITIONERS • HEAT PUMPS ond FURNACES FOR MOBILE & DOUBL£WIDE HOMES f MOBILE HOME HEATING & • lilt PDnllac LtMane AMIFM Radio, Repossessed Mobile Homn To Ct'loose From Small Down Payment Clll1-800-589 571t Buslntss properly, lormlr Or Rankin Ray Pickens office 509 S 3rd St Mlddt.poo S4oomo & I ~ PD•r Lumbar ltltl, laid o mu.e. 1111, $9500, 814-182.&1731 : Apartment IQr Rent Apartm1nls In Middleport From 1-':--'--= --:--:--:----:-::- 34 Now[n Stock ...IIPIIII r We are In nHd of farms and acrnge Wt have buyers Please, glv1 us a call It you are Interested In selling your property Thank you SomtNIIIe Realty, 512 Flnh St, PI Pleasanl, WV. 304-675·3030 or 675 3431 12/311911 •Sahli tllt\1 for_, diaa\DJ oUIIIImefnme- rm, Ulllhy 38:::;.:.7·~7957:=-:......,,.---,--::- 5p m 614-446-8104 Sell it tlw easy wtry ... IJy phone, 110 neetllo lem,e ymu· lwme. l'ltlce your clt~ssi/ied ad Imlay! 15 words m· less, 3 days, J Jlaj)ers,$6. 00 ......... hause, $16,500 304-895-342t allor 5 00 1872 Hlllcroot t2x55, 2 bed· ::::::-::--:--:::-:--:::-:-::-=:::-;= roomo w11 h pore h• n1co $3,750 Will llabyolt In My Homo Rod· ,304_:r_,.n·,St .....,09_ _...,..,_.,-- 614·949·2801 or 949·2860 (No Sunday Calls) Will II~ ftl-2771 904·932·6959, 904-932·7&70 614-367-o649 Dlttrlct Retrain 'lltm your dutter i11to ('flslr, •No,. ~~quiNO pllido& $49,900, 1 Aerl With 12x60 Total El.etrlc Trailer, In Kyger Creek School 5·31-'90-tfn Call rer rree Soli Stylist wanted lor high traffic lind ccontncl, priced In the 20 a n lon, no Clientele necnury, 304~75-6799 we can htlp build your Mur1 I.;.;.;..;.;.;..;.;.;..;.;_ _ _ __ CO!miERCIAL nml RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTII'IIATES oU-1• eoeoty ..~ •• oCuotom fit oolllllllllloa - To 45701 614·593-5551 Ext 227, Wanted to buy, house end/or EOE property In Gallla County on 985·4473 667·6179 MASTIC®THE NATION'S Flfi!EST 'REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Roducocl Roglstory Ellglbll With Tho Tupper Plaint, 1•story 2·bdrm CA8ll?ll •Garages 31 AccaptH Want to: PIN downEXTJU BISSEll & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes Real Estate RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST fo~n~ty~==========~--~================~-=====::::::::::~ 985·4141 11·22-92·1 •. NHds Flntnclal Asslllance For College We Can Help For Free lntormatlon ~-Boo-821-5399 Homes for Sale Par1 time help wanted, Duke 2 brick ho~. t with pool, Cleaners, 2419 Jackson Ave, located 4 mllela 11 R1 62, 304· apply between a 00 & 3 00 Pr.t 675-6179 F OH 45631 Larry Lively 614·388-9303 Top Prlcoo Pold All Old US MARCUM GUN SHOOT Factory c•okt 12 Gauge Shtlt•• Only Strictly Enforce• Wanted to Buy Farmtll Cub Tr1ctor With At· Financial Service CarHr Oppor. lachmenls Call614 998-6528 tunlty Small Business O.lroa Wilh Outgoing Per· Wanted To Buy Junk Autos Person tonality Typing & Computer With Or Without Motors Call Sklllo Opportunity For Advon· Last markdown on shoes before closing store. 1-11·1 mo. d RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building EVERY ' SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Starting Sept. 28 Toll Fr11, t-800-467-5566, Ext 313 Public Sale & Auction 9 POMEROY New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing OPEN 9 AM·9 PM Dairy Queen Galilpolla For Kitchen And Grill Cook, Come In For Application BetwMn 1-4p m Experl1nced Industrial Sain Rick Pearson Auction Company, Rep Far Epolly Compunds And lull time tuctionHr, complete Coatings Calling In Engineering auction ttrvlct Llctnsad Ohio, And Maintenance Department• For Immediate Conslder~llon, Wast Vtrglnlo, 304 773-5785 Send Resum1 Or Letter To Route 1 Boll 25817, Gallipollt, SIMON'S RACINE Offer Good Thru Feb. 14 949·2826 8 614-992-3524 1·22-'92-1 mo. BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. 14 TANNING SESSIONS - swo whh olgn-up, Coli Koy, &14-992· 1180 Lost· Walker dog, black, brown & white, nama on tags, Norris Nunn, 814 3677520 or 304 7735TJ8 collect, lost at Mine 12, Driver from Pt Pit to Cmclnnttl Reward and Til urn, UH your own auto, good driving record, 2 hr 45 min 7 Yard Sale to aastside CiM destination Send name, addreu, tel• no, ALL Yard Saln Must Be Paid In auto description to N SprHn, A~vance DEADLINE 2 00 p m 7289 Smoktywoodt LAne, Clnn, the day before lht ad Is to run Ohio 45230 Compensation gas Sunday edlllon • 2 00 p m plus $50. per round trip 2 00 Friday Monday ed1llon p m Saturday Eaay Work! Excellent Pay! A• Umble Product• AI Home Call 391 WEST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO FOREVER BRONZE SJNethurt Speeflll AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU Firewood, You Cut Eaay To Gtt H.E.C. 9-6-tl Muata~ 111m, 5-apaed, V815 0, 26,000Mjjl , Total Elactrlc 2 BR Mobllo Homt 3 room unfurnished apt, 304· MICROWAVES VHS CAMERAS AUTO RADIOS REPAIRED • .. ::-::-:-:,:::....,-=--:-:--:,..,....,. • 1989 GT, whh-'black 0 Ani Nice 2br Trailer, L.acattd 8 houao, both In Now Hoven, 304-882-3752 LOST Whitt Bird dogl orange Vacations Call614-446o7267 collar, Lumberport, WV, name lag on It found call 304 675- Choke Only Home, Clean, Good Loctllon, 814-446-0130, Bolwoon B And 930pm 44 3:f46 '•" 1988 Chevtrollt 4-whell drivt, 314 ton, w~h niW S50 fue.l inlte· lion, 4ap, laHid, $11000, 114· 985-1386 All Elactrlc, Unfumlahod Mobflo 31 000 Mlloo, 84,000 For Moro • 6 Lost & Found Cosmetologist Netdtd GauRon::::::=-=::-:::-:-:--- toed $170 Por WNk, Pold 1-13-'92'-1 mo Roforencn, And Dlpoall 614· 317-711H Mlln OUt Slott Rout• 218, Naad ~h, Rot.renco 814-256- Giveaway 304-675-7368 "' c...... Clo<t.!! i Utllhln And Wotor 514-388-9162 2br Mobile Home. Mull Han For AMI, Na Pet• 114-387·7438 While mala puppy, brindle Avon r~prtuntalhtn wanttd, spots 10·12 wka old, halt Boxer, no terrHory necnury, fr11 gift 992-3838 1187 Oldamollllo • . • .... ... . . cond, 304·773-5958 Autos lor Sale oroy, $2,800 liN Oklo ~ Claro, block, $2,195 1M7 Ford • Ronll"' XLT S2,MS 1tU Oklo ) Dono ae 12 715 1g12 Comlro Y· • 8 $1,195 1MI Covollor, 4 door. , brown, $3 500 1183 Fet'd Ron· llf 4x4~ U,700 1179 f.150 414 12,100 ~cottya Uaed Coro, 304· 882-3752 • 2 bedroom apt tnd 2 bedroom 1211211 mo EXCAVATING .. ... $250mo 614·11411-25211 WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS HOWARD 71 1·bdrm downstairs, beautiful view ot rlvtr, all utllitln tum OPEN FRI. & SAt I0:00 A.M.·3:00 P.M. 6·12·90-tln 614-446-7115, 614-441·1119 614·99 2·6461 R&C EXCAVATING BULLDOZING PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER& SEWER LINES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAULING: limestone, Dort, Gravel and Coal licensed and Bonded Will Do 1-lou11 Cleaning And Pomeroy, Ohio nice homasltas available fo1 up lo 80 homes. JUST OFF RT. 33 2br Mobile Hom1, Porter Area Dtposlt Required You Pay For lniD pluM call after 7 00 PM ask tar Ann1 or Jim, 304- 18 $150 per 1 De To OHIO PALlET font Toddlor Coro, 614-44&-822l Coupln ond groupe wotcomo 1004, $2 95/mln. ~- B1 Ov•r has 112/tln DANVILLE·Red Hill Rood-You ve got to seelhts home It os baaulifully decorated and has plenty of room You'll love the 2 lull baths wtth the master bath havtng a garden tub The house has 3 bedrooms formal dlntng room. Jamtly room, and ivong room ~~~ Stlting on approx 3 acres/ '"' $100,000' ym,, llcteln the p11per •II Will be to ..,. Hippy 80th CALL614·92·5528 or 385-8227 Call 614·992-6637 St. Rt. 7 Cheshire, OH. POMEROY-Hyooll Run-Hunter'• Draam-7 t/2 aaes of wooded land on a ntce black top road $8,500 HappyAds carport, free ~a USED RAILROAD TIES executors, to 8 NICE 1 and 2 BR FURNISHED MOBILE HOME RENTALS Avatlable in COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK Starung at $235 per mo Very ntce 2 or 3 BR, 2 bath house wlbasement and oub· gess, her administrators, assigns , Pomeroy, Ohio I 1-1 4·'90·-trnl 992·2269 taln tng 22 36 acres ExThe ftrsl such sale shall cepltng and reservtng to the be aiiO 00 AM at the front former Grantor, Edda Bog· steps of the Metgs County heirs 992·6215 and receiVe a suff1c1ent b1d, they shall be offered lor sale, under the same terms and condiUons of the f.rst sale or sewer from the house now amount of $84,950 00 or prem1ses hereby conveyed, developed, produced and removed therefrom, subJect IIIII pondchlfdron. 5 ettate rods and 2 feet, thence thence north SB deg 25' North 2Y , rods, thence West west 244 feet w1th the hne of 16 roods thence North 27 satd Ohto Valley Manu- thence Weal 475 feet along Htghway No 7 or lo the South hne ol satd S 28 the ravme runntng North acre tract to the place of b"1jlnt>in!~. contammg 0 95 and South on the ftrstabovo a::·~~gE~:~!~l~;!n~·:~nd re•• (1116) real County, Oh1o, Will sell such the line ol said Oh1o Val· ley Manufactuung Corp, Ohio Rop, Colf1-IOO-Sibllng Moot Sir>glll Quya " Glrlo Con Tddoy Dot. ToniGht 1-900-407· m 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent 2 btdrooma cDmpletely tur nlthed, washer 6 dryer aft Pa11narshlp Dtnce lnltructlon PrDftulorial roung caup~ INching Counlry Welltm, Ballroom, latin and Modtm partrmshlp cllnclng Slnglu, For Amerlcln lnlerc1.1ttura1 Studenl Exchlnge. C.ll Sharon, The Daily Sentlnei-Page--8 Solo, affordoblo, chlldcoro M·F ao m. • 5 30 p m Agoo ~to Before, after 11Chool. Orapolna WIICQrnt 114-446-8224 New In· SCondlnovlon High Schoot Ex· ehongo Studanll Arrivlr>g In August Bocomo A Host Foml!y Newly Re·Done COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK and lying In the western of 614·992·3394 Or Call 742·3020 Eveniings I Ex- 21122 begtnntng, contatntng !wenone-half PLAINTIFF scnbed premises conveyed to Blaine Hardway by Florns 0 Lamb and THE OHIO VALLEY bounded and deacnbed as MANUFACTURING follows Begmnmg 35 leet CORPORATION, alai DEFENDANTS East of the Northeast corner of Lot No 3 tn N W CASE NO 90 OlT 01 McCune's Ftrsl Addthon to NOTICE OF SALE I he Vtllage of Tuppers UNDER JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE OF LIENS Plams, Oh1o 1n the center ol the tuppers Platns and FOR DELINQUENT Allred Road, now on plat as LAND TAXES Whereas, 1udgmenl has Mtll St • thence East 170 been rendered agamat feel, thence South 205 feet; certam parcels of real thence West 110 feel, property for taxes , as· thence m a Northwesterly aeaamenls, charges, pen~ dtreclton 10 the place of begmmng, conlalotng 1/4 of allies, mterest, and costs as an acre, reservmg the r~ght follows. (Parcel Number, Taxes, to lay and maintain a drain of all SERVICE Boggess' 57 84 acre farm, Orange Township, Me1gs tron ptn, thence Easl 16 rods, Tllence North 8 /', rods NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT County, Ohto, begtnnong 11 to the place of begmmng, the Southwest corner of a OF FIDUCIARY contammg 0 85 ol an acre, Rovload Code, Sec. 2113 08 S 28 acre tract of land of more or less, and bemg a "On January 14, 1992, In The Ohto Valley Manu- part of the same prem1sea facturmg Company, a corporation, described 1n conveyed by Florrts 0 daad recorded m Book 191, Lamb, et al, to Forrest A In Memory 2 al page 283 of the Deed Ward by warranty deed of Records of Me1gs County, date March 17, 1944, and In Memory of Ohto, thence South 58 recorded April 17, 1944, tn degree 25' East 244 feet; Deed Book No 151, page MAXINE BURNS thence North 79 degree 30' 321, Daad Records of Metga January 31, 1991 Eaol 272 feel to the East County, Oh1o, over and line of Ianda of Guy G and across the f1rat herem above If I hid • lhe wor1d to glvt, Myrtle C Boggan, thence descnbed prem1ses e1ther rd otvt •· yea, .,.. .,.,. North n .5 feet to the South to the dtlch runntng lhrugh Ta hHr htr volcl, IN hlr .... --· Displayed at The Quality Print Shop acres, more or less . vs ltne of aa1d 5 28 acre tract, by ERn Fomlly Wanted to Do Mlat Paula't Day Care C.nte; pt:rlence" Autlrtllan. European, Low Grade Oakl Saw Logs YOUNG'S 10 •A Wondarlul WANTED DK's FARM TOYS 18 3 Announcements Business Services ""==:==:;:;::::=:=:::;::::;=i'Tr========;r.;:::=======:; CUFTS SNAFU® by Bruce BeaUle Public Notice and 6 links, thence north 78Ya degrees west 14 rods, thence north 4 rods to the center of the said section of est10 rods, thence South 21 !1, rods, then ce East 52 IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO HOWARD E FRANK Public Notice of the road thence south 67'1. degrees west 1d rods line Clerk thence South rods, thence Corp, thence south 79 deg 8 w 0' west 272 feet Wtlh Public Notice Public Notice Boggeu and Myrtle c. delermlnod by lhe county penal lin, and dellnquenltraclo for • total Boggoao, thetr hetro and the amounlllnlor•oat paytble ouboe· of $31,24059 aulgno, to conolruct, •••,••u.DO or the quenllo tho dollvery to the Jamu W, Soulsby, maintain, ropatr a olx Inch amount of the prooacuUng allorney of tho Shertff oewar line to logathor a run on with oald ~~==~~ln~c~lu~d~ln~g~~~~~~~d;o~ll~nq;u~e~n~IG~Ia~n~d~~tja~xl~~:!M~e~tg:•~C~o:u~n:ty~, O~h:to real ulate, ouuamento, cerllllcale or maoler lial of (1) 17,24 31, 31c the right of lngro11 and egreu for oald Granloro, their agonlo, aoolgno and onvttaeo, to conotrucl maintain and repair tho aatd sewar hne Subject to all easemenll and highways of II TROllEY SII'~'JON record 11 F&A TREE TRIMMING & Reference Doedo Vol. REMOVAL 166, page 99, and Volume FEB I and 8 10:00 Pruning and Landscarlng 227, Page 409, Melgo KIDS<RAFTCWSESa.m, County Deed Racordo Fr• !sllloatos-25 Yro. xp. PARCEL S Situated In Po~.!."u~~o~~~~~~::"~nd Calllftll' 6 p.M. -992·2928 the County of Melgo, In the VslontlnaPina {1)3, .... Slate of Ohto, and In the FIB. 9- Voloorlot Oaatt House Townshtp of Olive, bounded FORGIFIIIIGMTIIIHWT and descrtbed ao follows. Fll. 18-.\,.,11 lasllaf Oonos Being tho weotern one· 6:30jl111 half of lha western one-half F•M.. Iofe<oi6T4--992·2549 tn Fraclton 32, Town 4, SPECIAL VALENTINE HOURS Range 11 of the Ohto Fob. 7-t40penTIII8 p.m Company's Pur chan, and Open Mon ·Sot.10 om-5 pm 1·7·92, 1 beg1nnmg at the southeast Sunday1·5 P m HOURS: Orange Township, Meigs corner of sa1d Fraction No. County, Ohto, and bounded 32, and running weal to 8:30 am-4:00pm and descnbed as follows lands now owned by Lane Beglnntng In the center of Vtneyard (formerly owned Stale Routa No 681, where by Reuben Webster), lhence stlualed Eaatern Local School District lnlererest, and Penalt1es) 1().00780 OOQ-$391 14. Eloise Boston, Treasurer 1().()0m o00-$17,273 12 Eastern Local Schools 09-00966 000-$1,441 70 38900 S.R. 7 11 00795 000-$1,615 61 Raadsvllle, Ohio 4Sn2 1().00778 000-$10,519.02 (2) 3, 10, 17, 24, 4tc Tolal-$31,240 59 PARCEll Situated tn the County of Metgs, Stale of Public Notice Ohto, and tn the Townshtp of Orange, and bounded Probate Court ol Meigs and desert bed as follows County , Ohio Be1ng m Sechon No 5, Eo tate of William S. Townshtp No 4 and Range Hoback, Deceased No 12 of the Ohto Cue No 27315, Company'a Purchase 1n Docket 13, Page 359 And grtll horllllll.... all CMI do, mother, PubliC Notice place bus according to opeclflcatlons of aald board of education and S peclllc all o no betng lht ume property conveyed by Forreol A. Ward and Eula I. Ward, hll wife, to H A. Cole and Onelta deed doled AugustCole, 24,by 1945 and recorded In Book 153, at Page 6t7 of Deed Recorda of Motgs County, Ohio, except 0 35 acre thereof conveyed by H A Cole and Onella Cole, husband and wtfo, to Ida Allee Cooper by deed dated Aprtl 3, 1947, and recorded m Book 159 al page 230 of a aid Deed Recorda Bomg the oamo real estate conveyed to h. A. Cole Lumbar Co , Inc., by Homer A. and Onetla Cole by deed recorded In Deed Book 165 Page 204, Metga County Dead Records. Deed Reference. Volume 191, Pogo 283, Meigs County Dead Records. PARCEL 4 The followmg real estate betng tn Sec lion 5, Town 4, Range 12, Chapman's land, thence Court,CaseNo 27315, Nancy (1) 17 24, 31, 3TC by deed dated 21, 1950, and recorcfed In Book 166, at page 99 of the Deed Recorda of Metga County, Ohto Deed Reference Volume 195, Page 719 of the Metgs County Deed Records PARCEL 2 Stluale on tho Township of Rutland, In tho County of Metgs and Stale of Ohio. Begmmng about etghly· one rods and fourtoen1tnka east from the center ol west line of Sectton 36, Town 6, Range 14 of the Ohto Company's Purchase at the northeast corner of Josephus Carpenter 8 land, thence south 44 rods to the northwest corner of Gr~nl Romtne's land, thence east 70Y, rods to the northeast corner of Grant Romtne's land; thence 0oulh 19 rods and 23 hnks, thence easl77 rods and 22% hnks to the north 60 rods to lhe center Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS PURCHASE Of ONE SCHOOL BUS FOR EASTERN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated propoaala will be received by the Board of Education of the Eastern Local School District of Reedsville, Ohio, by 12.00 o clock noon on February 25, 1992, and at thai time opened by the Treasurer of aatd Board aa provided by law for one (1) 72 Public Notice west More Legals on Page 10 Public Notice Public Notice Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 81 Home Improvements Alfortllblo Protnolonal Homto Ropelr Ellclrlcol, Plumbing, Rooting, No lob too amoR, ~" ntlmafn, pltaM call 1fler 7 O:Q._ PM or l..v• mtsatge 304-675- , 3984 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unoondltlonot lllotlmo guoranteo Locll r.-11 fumlohad Froo OlllmiiN Coli colllcl I· &14-237-0488, doy or night ~.,. Bailment Wat.,.woo, ftng Compltto Mobllo Homo Sot.IJpo. -Ira, Commorlcll, Roolcfon. till lmproYintOnta Including; Plumbing, Electrleal lnsura~ Claims kceplld 114-251181t CU~Io Homo lmprov..,.nto; Vurs Experience On Oldlr & Hewer Homea Room Addhlons Foundation Wortc, Rooll~ ~ Khchono And Sotho Froa Ei- • 1 1 Big Or Smoiii614-441-G225 tlmatnl Atltr..-:n, No Job To Fr~~man'• Ptumblng lng, &14-258-1611 And HNt· • 1183 Lincoln Town Cor, claim Ron'o TV Sonllco, opeclatl>lng : hloh mltogo, loadod, 114·992· In lanhh oloa - n g • Dl.htr brandt Hou• calla, allo .., &173/ 112-2~• soma opptllnoo rapalra WV : 1184 cama":o~d~d T4ope, 350 304-571-2318 Ohle ft4-446-24114 • • eng, •uto, , $3000, or s.w : -..v-:-..- -:Sot :-"_,.:IC-' ",,-· t..a. lor S·10 Bllzor or S.10 =o.-..-.-:,- -= GeorgH Crook Rd Pooo, ouptruck, 304-875-3311 oiiN, olckup, and"clollvery 114-,• 1114 Dodgt AriH, 4 door, black, il4&.0194. • AMIFM, etatene, 4 cyl, new ••· houat,lt4-ta-7238, ovonlngo Will build patio covoro, docko: ' tcreentd roomt, put up vlnyjt : 1115 NINBn 200 SX. loadad, tiding or trollor lltl~lng 114· , good cond, 304-875-1&45 245-8152 ' 1165 Plymouth CoH, tlor cond, : - : - - - : : - - - - - -· ' $1.200. 304-175-8819 oftor 5·oo 82 Plumbing & PM Heating ... 1181 Eoci'ort • • 11185 Twltmo, --:=~::;;.;;,..-tow mltn,- roof, $10110, tU7 ca~•·• Plumbing "I, Horizon 40 mloe gal 304-t7lFowih lnd Pine ' 2440. ' Gallloaltt. Ohle • :.19~tr:.:.C"'h"" "i ijf = NO ""v-,.-. h,.,,...,~-=""1,..::'1 -o, ft 1~ 111 =~·,·r&,~ St. ,z: • F:; - - - - - - - - : .vI - ln,__,lon Colt ·~ ••• M Ellc:trtcal & .. ~. ,.,,_ •~ 2342, Aalt loo Pout Atfrlglrltlon · ~-~ tl87 Dodgo llhalby Shadow - · 111 CSX, 2.2 Turllo, lnt•coalocl,_!nt or oeuoo•'clat ...... AC, ""' !flrtnl. - .. _... P•. hrioul ..;,;f -flldenow Un ' oloolrlolan 1 Evonlngll,._..,25 Eloolrloal, 3Q4.t1S. , :':'trlol ma. 1117 Hoolzon, Aul-tlc With Air' 1115 Tttnf!0,:'44.000 llllltt, .._, $1,550 UCh l14-28f. 12711. tlll7 N - I'll-. 1 1----'----rr Upholstery ~.. 1 I I il!thol-· ·=,..'Ilia':'! tttftiiJ:!II log.,In-~ _ . , - ·,._.,. ,. 414, 1tii1 1:1.000 Mlloe, ..500. . _ Clll *""'4114 lir - .., ~ tlttttleo. - ,- �- 10-The ... ·-·- -·· ~ ----- ,., Sentinel SATURDAY Boy with reattached arms worries about future; listed in fair condition By KARREN MILLS ASSO(iated Press Writer ROBBINSDALE, Minn. (AP) - John Thompson spends his days much as any 18-year-old might watchin¥ movies such as "Backdraft," tistening to Guns N' Roses and fretting about his high school graduation. But he does it in a hospital bed, swathed in bandages, under the shadow of the day that changed his life - the day his arms were ripped off in an accident on his family's farm in Hurdsfield, N.D. The high school senior n:mains in fair condition at North Memorial Medical Center, recovering from the oJ)eration that reattached hts arms and wondering what his future holds. · Thompson's doctors say he faces years of physical therapy. The( re not sure whether he ' II regam use of his arms below the elbows. ~ "All in all, he's been prelty good, but he does have times of depression," his sister~ Kim Blotter, of Fargo, N.D., satd Wednesday. "He wonders if he'll ever be able to do the things he was able to do. He knows it'll be awhile .before he can do anything." "I'm trying to fi~ure out what I'll be able to do wtth my hands, how I'II finish high sehool, if I can drive again," Thompson said in the Feb. 3 issue of People magazine. Nearly three weeks have passed since Thompson's arms were severed 3 10 4 inches below the shoulders by a piece of farming equipment. To survive, he staggered about 400 feet to his house, twisted doorknobs with his mouth, clenched a pencil10 phone for help and remained clear-headed enough to remind ambulance workers pack his severed arms in ice. Thompson looks forward to leaving the hospital, but worries about his friends' reactions, Blouer said. "He has days when he wants 10 see people and he has days when he doesn't want people to see him," Blotter said. Doctors have said Thompson probably will be released next month. "He's really worried, he wants to graduate with his class this spring," said Blotter. "We talked to the principal and he said there shouldn't be a problem with that." At the hospital near Minneapo. lis, Thompson passes time visiting with family, listening to music and watching movies such as "Silence of the Lambs" and "Backdraft," said hospital spokeswoman Nancy Miller. "He loves the rock music group Firehouse r. nd likes Guns N • Roses," she said. "They weren't able 10 come over for a visit when they were in town for their concert, but they sent overT-shirts and pho- tos.'' Donations have poured in to help pay Thompson's medical bills. Thirty volunteers on Monday recorded several thousand cards and donations, Miller said. At First State Bank in Goodrich. N.D., a fund for Thompson totaled $24 7,000 as of Thursday, said Karen Konschak, a bank vice president. PLATO ON TRIAL - Former sitcom actress Dana Plato, who is being held in the Clark County Detention Center racing eight new felony charges against her, is shown in court before racing the judge Thursday in Las Vegas. The charges allege Plato used iUegal prescriptions to obtain Va6um pills from a pharmacy as well as four burglary counts for entering the pharmacy with the intent to commit felonies. (AP) Friendly Circle holds dinner "Individual Thoughts" was the title of the program presented when ABIGAIL MATHEWS Third birthday Abigail Mathews celebrated her third birthday recently with a pany at McDonald's in Athens. Anending were her parents, Craig and Sandi Mathews, Morgan Mathews, Jon and Krissie Sar$ent, Rhonda and Ryan Davis, Lmda Millikan, Sasha, Jon and Steve. Maternal pdparents, Elmer and Avice Batley, paternal grandparents, Earl and Sue Mathews, Athens. . Sending gifts were her great aunt Bernice King, Avery and Peggy Logan, Topsham, Maine. I Meetings slated j Friendly Circle of Trinity Church held its annual potluck dinner with 16 members attending. Each member participated in the program. Gay Perrin shared pictures of the Charles Cook School she had taken when she was in Arizona. This is a school for native Americans and is supported by many churches. Mrs. Perrin presided at the meeting during which time many notes of appreciati9n were noted for gifts given at Christmastime. A letter of thank s for gifts was received from some of the members of Friendly C~cle . A donation was made toward the piano for the Meigs County Infinnary. The group will make plans next month for the Lenten Breakfast on March 4. Tafoya to speak Paul Tafoya, president and a director of Arm of the Lord Ministries in Dallas, Texas, will speak at the New Life Covenant Church of God in Chester on Sunday at 6 p.m. and Mondsy through Wednesday at 7 p.m. nightly. The pub6c is invited to attend. Tafoya and his family have been actively involved in prophetic speaking and for 21 years he has traveled extensively performing his duties. He is said 10 have a no-pretense attiwde of "What you see is what you get" which has opened the doors of thousands of troubled hearts. Middleport CCL members meet Tammi Mash 'ave a step-bystep demonstrauon on making stained glass at the January meeting of the Middlepon Child Conservation League. Linda Broderick presided at the meeting which opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and Mother's Prayer. Devotions, entitled "It's Me God" by Helen Steiner Rice, wene given by Tammi Mash: Roll call was answered with "Blessings of ~w Beginnings." If leller of appreciation was received from the Department of Human Services for a donation given at OuiSIITiastime. An invilltion was received from Toddlers to Tassels League for a district get-together 10 be held Feb. 11 11 6:30 p.m. II the senior citizens center in Gallipolis. Some rnembelltR planning to end. A T~II'C ~y wUI be held in the ·_. fUIUie for a fund-l'lising pro~ lcqJJ!I will - the Americu Red Croa Bloodmobile on AptiU. Don8110111 were ltllde to "Project Llf\.olf" IIIII it was IJIIOUDCed .dill Timmy 11bbell, 111 QB mne, Willlpellt • ~ ~ meeting about programs tor needy mothers. The hostess gift was won by Kiuy Durst and the traveling prize was won by Tammi Mash. Refreshments were served by Tammi Mash and Nancy Broderick. The Letart Township Trustees will meet Monday at 6 p.m. at the office building. Rutland Village Council will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Rutland Civic Center. Women Alive will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the Kyger Creek Club House. There will be a devotional speaker and Mrs. Pat Elison will be making bleach bottle baskets. Refreshments will be served including sweetrolls or donuts. The Sutton Township Trustees will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Syracuse Municipal Building. The Middleport Garden Club will meet Monday at 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Carl Horky. Mrs. David Bowen will review "Shakespeare's Aowers" by Jessica Kerr. Roll call is to quote a poem about a flower. The Scipio Township Trustees will meet Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the township building in Page ville. TOPS announces weekly winners Lucille Murray was the best weelcly loser at the recent meeting of Ohio TOPS Club No. 570. Linnie Aleshire was the best KOPS loser. Nancy Manley was the winner of the fruit basket and Trina Faulk was the winner of a recent TOPS contest A new contest will begin next week and secret pals will be exchanged. The group meets every Tuesday with weigh-in from S-6 p.m. arid meeting following. WPIIY WIINS WOWK USA 5:00 iiJ MOVIE: Cllllflt Chin It theCorporott Olymplcl ~~ . lllttte Ill From Tucaon, Nfz. (R) a SllowBlz Todar 5:20 1D1 NBC Nlghtalda 5:30 (J) Flthlng Will Roland M1rtln (JI Ag Wttktnd Report ESPN CNN WSYX FAM a NOT DEAD - Emma Brady, who doctors thought died last week, reaches for ber daughter's, Arlene Walsh, hand Wednesday from her bed at Palms of Pasadena Hospital in South 5:00 CD (MO) ~ Bolt ID Momlng Agrfeulturo Report · 101 (TU,WE,TH,FA) NBC Nlghtaldl i1J ~) Pilei P~llm i1J E,TH,FR) y Slater Sam aa ~),W~· LateNivht ,TH,FR) ShowBiz Todly 5:051])G (TU,WE,TH,FA) Home ShOpping (J) ~~~n·• Heron Pasadena, Fla. The 75-year-old couldn't speak to say she was still alive after she was covered with a plastic sheet and her big toe was tagged. (AP) (J) vtce. TUPPERS PLAINS - The Tuppers Plains VFW Post No. 9053 and Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor a dance on Friday from 8 to II :30 p.m. with music by the Happy Hollow Boys. HOCKINGPORT -There will be a round and square dance on Friday from 8 to 11:30 p.m. at Hockingport on Route 124 at Kenny and Millie Reynolds. Music will be provided by Don, Buddy and the Smokey Mountain Drifters. Jim Brown will be the caller. Country and bluegrass music is played there every Monday night at 7 p.m. The public is invited to auend. PORTLAND - The Lebanon Township Trustees will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at the township building. LONG BOTIOM - The Faith Full Gospel Church in Long Bottom will have preaching and singing on Friday at 7 P..m. with David Dailey and the Oatley Family Singers. Pastor Steve Reed Meigs County is invited to the Pomeroy United Methodist Church on Sunday from 4-5:30 p.m . A light supper will be served. SALEM CENTER - Star Grange and Star Junior Grange will meet Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the grange hall. Presentation of 50-year membership certificates and of the fourth degree will be included . Bring a favorite recipe for the State Grange Cookbook. A potluck supper will follow. CHESTER - Paul Tafoya, president and a director of Arm of the Lord Ministries in Dallas, Texas, will speak at the New Life Covenant Church of God in Chester on Sunday at 6 p.m . and Monday through Wedncsday at 7 p.m. nightly. The public is invited to attend. POMEROY - "The Day the Kids Took Over" and "Koko's Kitten" will be shown at the Meigs County Public Library in Pomeroy on Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. and at the Middleport Library on Monday at4:30 p.m. POMEROY - A 12-step AA meeting will begin Sunday at 7 p.m. at the JTPA office, 117 West Second Street in Pomeroy. MONDAY CHESHIRE - Women Alive will meet. Mondsy at 7 p.m. at the Kr.fer Creek Club House. There w1l be a devotional speaker and Mrs . Pat Elison will be making bleach bottle baskets. Refreshments will be served including sweetrolls or donuts. MISDI ·FAMILY RES!AURANT "' . 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Roll call is to quote a poem about a flower. Toddlers to Tassels Mothers Hutchins of the special activities League of the Ohio Child Conser- committee at 446-4793, 565 vation League met recently at the Mitchell Rd., Gallipolis. Rodney United Methodist Church for the group's regular meeting. Members made a basket as pan of their Service Lea~ue ach.i~ve­ ments to promote acuve parUctpation of the members. The league's December meeting was held at the home of Sharon and Ronnie Hutchins with members and their husbands enjoying a Christmas dinner and gift exchange. During the business sessions , the league made plans for an allleague South Central District meeting on Tuesday, Feb. II at the Gallia CoUIIlY Senior Citizens Center Reg. $2499.99 at 6:30p.m. The Ohio Child Conservation 99 League is a state organization of SALE mothers' leagues numbering more than 8,000 members from all over the state of Ohio. Through education of mothers, the league's pur#844 pose is to fulfill its' slogan, "A child .well guided today, tomorrow Reg. $399.99 will guide well its own destiny." OCCL is dedicated 10 improving the moral, mental, physical, and spiritual development of children in the home and community. The South Central District is one of 12 districts in the state. Any mother is welcomed 10 join the league. RSVP by Feb. 4 by calling Jean Gillespie, South Central District president; at 446-3969, SR 588, 9allipolis; or . contact Sharon 12:00 ill G 1D (J) 8 liD) 11J Ill 101 Newt <D tlt11ldo (J) lTV Prog11mmlng !De M1Uock ~~) Aplnat All Odcla: SYRACUSE - The Sutton Township Trustees will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Syracuse Municipal Building. Mothers league holds meetings AFTERNOON IIIIAG ~ i1J (WE, ,FR) Paid :aarom Ill tiling FH a DayBreak 5:351]) G IMO) NBC Nlghtllde (J) CNN Heacllne News 8:00 ill G 101 NBC Htwaat Sunrllt (D Shepherd'• Chlpel Documtntary 1D ABC World Newt Thll LOTTRIDGE - There will be a smorgasbord dinner at the Lotlridge Community Center on Sunday from noon to 2 p.m. Cost is $5 for adults and $2.50 for children under 12. · SUNDAY POMEROY - Any person who is single, never married, divorced, or widowed. who is willing to become part of a core group 10 plan opportunities for other singles in ) llomw Pylt Mom~ invites llle public. Fellowship will follow . SATURDAY RUTLAND - There will be a round and square dance at the Rutland American Legion Hall on Saturday from 8 p.m. to midnight. Music will be provided by the Country Kin Band and Ray Fitch will be the caller. The public is invited. POINT PLEASANT - The Liberty Mountaineers will perform Saturday at the Senior Citizens Center in Point Pleasant, W.Va. ' 5:30 ill e (TU,WE,TH,FR) NBC Nlghtalcle . 1D Thlt M=• lluelnlll <1J 8 ABC W Newt Thlt Community calendar FRIDAY POINT PLEASANT, W.VA.The Crusade for Christ at 22nd Street Church of God of Prophecy in Point Pleasant, W.Va . runs through Saturday at 7 p.m., with Rev. Rick To we, Pastor. Rev. Paul Chapman and New Life Singers will perfonn Monday night's ser- • llporta LltiNight 5:35(2)8 Home Shopping 1:00 <D Lou Oron1 (I) Fllhln' With Orl1ndo WEEKDAYS ae F1mlly FIUCI 11:00 ill. Mlury Povtc:ll <D Joan Rlvlll ID Jr.r. Springer <IJG ame 1111 IDle Pltcl II Right II). IIICC- N·Uf11 101 One on One Wllh John Tllh iiJ Dtvorct Court Ill 111111119 FH a DlyW•lch 0 Htlrt to H11rt With Shiite W1llh 11:30 (lJ Stlllllll Strtet 101 Cllulc Conctlllr8tlon iiJ Dtvorct Court Ill 1lody by Jlkl a Crttr • eo 0 Ptkl Progrom r~~;:~~~liJ J. Hollrdll Spolll Newo Cotuml111 flnlly NASH 1t71" TIUIUI ClmAer The Homt N1donll IMk '"""" the rlghtlo bid It the ..,. or Ill rlliiOH 1ny ,Item from the aoda 11 1ny dme, ' I . · (1)2C,2t,a1;(2)2, I, T'l)c . HUillogloo hrk....... How Yorll WTAP MORNING Orllndo. Fll. (T)i World CliP Downhill from·KitZIIUhil. Austrll ('T); Donn HlndictR MORNING WVAH 1~17H1DN222Nt · • SAT.. FEB.1 WOUB WCHS S0111lthl"9 (jooa's .N"UKI!JS CIJOQ"9 ~t c I WGN Til . PubliC Notice PUBUC NOTICE On S.turU,, FabNiry 8, 1882, It 10:00 A.M., the Home N1tlo .. l Bonk, lblclne, Ohio will oHer lor alfalt public IUcdon qn,IIJ• Bank p•rklng lot - tli't following: tt• Hyundll &eel GS KMHLDI1.1U220001 1 • Ford Aeroillr V•n I..-.c:At1'D.IZA231011 1Nt Ponlllo Flroblrd BE ' D 8 WIIIN'a Wlldl? .. ~VIrgintln 12:0S (J) Little Houn on the 1 P11lrll 12:30 I]) 8 1111 To Be Announced (lJ VIctory Glnlln c \lj 8 ABC WttlctnaSpeclll (2:00) 101 Orolllll $portl Ltgtndl iiJ MOVIE: Are You L o a Tonight (2:00) Stereo. a Chlm lonahlp Rodeo Stereo. Ill Stnlor PGA Qolf Royal caribbean Classic, 2nd round from Kay Biscayne, Fla. (L) a Ntwi/HtllthWHk 2:30 (lJ Batt of .lo) of Painting 101 NBC SpontWorld European Figure Skating Championships from Lausanne, Switzerland (T) a Ntwa/Slylt Wllh Efta Ktenaeh 3:00 <D MOVIE: Airport 1t75iPGI (2:00) (lJ Stained Qlaq With VIcki Plynt ' (J) e PIT Bowling Qual<er State Open froin Grand Prairie, Texas (L) C · (J) 18 D1p of GlorY Unclefeaitd Jape-. judo champion Yasuhlro Yamashita struggles to victory after a leg Injury: U.S. gymnasts win the gOld medal. Stereo. CIll Aamodtllng inct Decwllinfl Todlr a Ntwa/On .... ,..,., QI.D Colflat llllllttblll Indiana at Michigan (l) 0 Big Valfty 3:05 (J) MOVIE: HHvlntr Bocflll (A) (2:00) . 3:30 (lJ WoodWOifllll9 lor E••roote Stereo. • ln-""""'"'n ~Nng Advlntllroa Fishing the Florida Keys lor cobla. Stereo. a NIWS/Your Monty 4:00 I]) 8 1111 College Bllkllblll Notre Dame at Duke (L) (lJ Mtn:ll Adlmt: Htlflllncl Cooking Stereo. (J) 18 Dera of Glory Athletes from People's Republic of China compete witl1 spectacular success; previous Olympic medalists struggle lOr gold; Edwin Moses~• second gOld. Stereo. (JI a PGA Golf ATIT Pebble Belch Nllion~l doub!tl IIIIIch from HIWIIII ~ Ntw8/IPlMU ClaM-Up 0 Clunrtlnoke 4:31! IZI , ...... llaurinlt Staroo. II. Willi WOIId ollpllll u.s. ~ Skltlng Cllllnplonlhlpllrom - Mltrtln - ffi Wlnclln the WUiowa il) Qonzo Glmet • ~., '· ••;; . 8Ntwtm1kW S.turdly/NtWI 5:35 (I) Flthln' With Orllndo Wlfeon • • • 8:00C2J• (l)e 1111 ae Ntwt <D Llflttyltt of the AICII I F1mou1 IZI Nt-·· Apple Stereo. ffi Wild Arnertca Stereo. Q liD • Qrudga Match 101 Wldl World of Kkll iiJI Counttrltrlkt a WOifd Todllr Ollordtrtown Stereo. Q 8:0S (I) WOifd Chlmplonlhlp Wrnlllng IDle caa Newt c ; ldltarod Dog ..... iriCing From Alaska (T) •.•• ~ AUniWif With the fllcll I .••.' B :::-c-;:reo. ~:;~ 7:001J!• IIIIWMtloiFortune FIIIIOUI (l) Natu,. Stereo. r:;J (J)GHHHaw (J) L a - Wille liD. liJ Star T'* The Next Oeneratlon C 8 WKRP In Cliidnnrttl '• • ...- ' - a g::=~ Ill C.pltal Glllfi/Niwa QIDNewe II]) Rln Tln Tln, K-8 Cop Stereo. r:;J 7:30 ill G llll C.lh Exploalon CD S100,DOO Fortune Hum 1111e P1ld Pragntm a Church Strott Station Ill NIWI/SDolla a-y Ql G WKRP tn Clncinnetl 0 Blick Station Stereo. Q 7:35 (I) NIIA llllllltblll Detrbtt Pistons II Atlanta Hlwkt (L) 1:00 ill 8 101 Clolcltn Ollft Stan tries to convince Dorothy and Sophla~ako therapy. (R) Stereo. CD Col S.llkllbiH Atabama·Birmlnghem at DePeul (L) (l) Advlntu,., of Robin ·:: Hood (J) 8 IIIG C8pltol Crttten (Premiere) Jammat lakes a plstoliUld goes looking for felines. Stereo. C (J) TIIVell In Euiope.Witll Rick 1111vt1 Stereo. 1111 ce ...•Bunnr'• Cro1turo Flllurot ln•asiOn of the Bunnytnrttchtrs. The · Night of the tlving Duck and The Duxorclst are three classic cartoons lntured. (0:30) Stereo. r:;J IDle COPS A "'oman accidentally shoots herself while threatening her bol'frlend. Stereo. Q il) MOVIE: Dtlth HUnt (A) (2:00) Stereo. a OprJ S.cloata~:eo . Ill llportaCenllf l Winter Olympletirtvltw. -Newt 01111 Ntw Orlglnrtl"'Allllllw Hour 1:30 C2J.e 101 Wllllf lncf Elllilr Walter laarns Emily's engagol1nt ring Is a lake. Stereo. <IJG eWIIo'alhe loll? Tony comes across the basebaH player who replaced him In the pros. Stereo. •• . r:;J liD 8 C,OPS Boston pollee Investigate a woman lor 1 . narco~lolalion. (R) · Stereo. . ._ . Ill Oro Ott OprJ Live Stereo. · 1:00 ill G 101 Empty Nett Dr. Weston trlta to SOlve a marital problem between an elderly couple. Stereo. Q (J) • • • Parfect B1rMgtrt Larry and llllki fi~ .. ' Q (R) (2;00) .St~t:_eo . -....,. ,. , 9, '='• =rN:~~· .... ·"• Lovt' Cl8 ~ Movie .• , ., • . .. ·· out every small gesture :: at an auction. Sllfeo. · · · ,, r Fila: Chror.aliiiY Ill EUIIIIII ( , ..' 8:301]). 11J NBC Newt C (lJ Wid Arnertca Sri§ (J) e Ill !f! ABC Newt liewlon • Apple Sttr . ~ Pro-Am, 3rd round from Pe~~· Celli. (L) r:;J monettr truck compttltiOn It LlbiMOn V1Nty Spltdw1y In Wnt Ublnnon, N.Y. Staroo. Ill DMII CUp Ttnnle 111 round: USA va. Atglnllnl, 5:30 \ZI Ntw YankH WOifllhOp ~ EVENING :9 ~ Tht ' •• • ffi Thlt Old HOUII r:;J ae High-a IIJ Pilei Progntm Ill Groat Allllffcln Outdoorl Stereo. a EVIM lnd Novlk ae Flett of Life 1:001])8 lllllllbl Wlnkltllllln't Good Flllllng Babe llshes lor white sturgeon. (D MOVIE: SharkliPGI (2:00) (lJ Oro11 Allllffcln Qulh Stereo. (I). Dwight F......an Marshall basketball. (J) Homlltmt 11J e Albertville '92 101 Hational Geogrophlc: On Altlgnment Ill Excltl119 World of Speed 1ncl a..uty Stereo. · Ill Ienior PGA Tour: Ynr In Revltw a New1D1y IIIG College S.aktlbllll Minnesota at Iowa (L) 1:05 (I) MOVIE: Paper Dolta (2:00) 1:30 ill G SporiiCenllf (l) Strip Quitting (J) e Mountaineer Mapzl111 (J) Advlnllnl In Scllt Modeling l!ll Sport• Quell a Celebrity OutdOOII Sttreo. a Ntwtmlktr Sllurday/Newa 0 W1gon Troln 2:00 ill G College S.ekelblltl Vanderbilt at Mississippi (L) (lJ Slwlng With Heney <IJG 11921ntamallonll Auto Show Co-hosts Mite Baker and Robert Urich welcome guasts Jason Priestiay and the Oak Ridge Boys to the presentation of new car caoncepts from Detroit. (1 (J) Trovela 1111 IIJ 8 C lege Ballkllbltt Connecticut vs. St. John's at New YorkJU C II) e MO IE: l!ittch IPGI I~~~~~~~~~,K-" Truaktlnd T'-ctDr .,. ~M":?:o Dlida a Country Belt Stereo. aEIIIyPrlrnt IIIG Wldl World ofllporlll 0 Bonrtnu 5:05 (I) Fllhlng Wllh llollnd illlG Amlrlcl'a Molt Wtnlllt From Callfomte'a FOlsom P!teon, holt John Wll~hI with Inmates. Stereo. • llrot. Stereo. Ill :-n.. Oftlftlllld Ptrlonnancta from the first Wlnttr Gamta In Chlri!Onlx, FrlnOilo the prtllnt a-. shown. 1.. IIIIMSidH WNi ....._ ••akMn 0 MOVIE: Raid 01111o1Mitl (~:00) - ·• ,., " ,,. 1 I .n .' I ~ 1:30 I l l ! . . = ' SIIJ!illll~ ~ · rtta ~:~~ l. ~~ daughter nttdl c -iP_' . , . hollillf. lllno. ::=:::-... Lukt'~ 'job t-.c •• men dlmMdlng,Jnd - c; II ... ~ Nat... . ,I Nnl1 ,, ~--~~------------------~.~.~--~---~--~--------~------~ ~ �SUNDAY • SUN., FEB. 2 • MORNING 5:CIG (%) • .._ Shopping Cll Love Bolt 11J NBC Nlghlllde IIJ My ...... Slm @ Jimmy HoultOn llWiocn aSpanaLateNitM c ~PeldProg...,. 5:15 (l) Night Traclll Sl8reo. 5:30 (%).NBC NIQhtlllelt 11J lily Sitler lem r;1 @ "'-"in' Hole a IMWt/MOIIAcHioel!y"'oo,.Mokk 5:00 (II 8 TV Chepel Cll Megnum, p.l. (l)WotkiTOIMmiiO Peld Prognom tllliD Undtf Fife This program recreates major news stories, focusing on the stories behind the heedlines, in a seamless blend with actual footage of the events. (0:30) 1!J Land of the 011n11 @ 81111 tnd GoH Celebrity Tournemtnt (R) l2!l IMweJHeelth-'< ~ IMwSight '92 8:30 (%)8 Mullc and the Spoken Word (J) n 11 Wrttten 1BJ Minority Bullneu lllfiOII tllliD K·TV 112le Wethington Edition I!)) AbboH and Cotllla l2ll Newt/Style With Elu Kientch a ~JametRoblton 7:00 (%)8 Robtrt Schuller With the Hour of Power r;1 Cll Mlraclea Tocley (l) Tom and Jerry'• Funhoull Cll8 Viewpoint Ill Leam to Read IBJit'l Your Butlneu tllliD Gamer Ted Annatrong 1!2le In Focua I!J) Sloktl a Ebert I!J Celliopl @ SportaCanter a o.rBraok a II Firat Look ~D. Jemn Kennedy 7:30 (1) Robert Schuller With the Hour of Po- E;1 (I) 8 John Ankifberg Ill Another P1ge IBl Mlrac:let Tocley tllle Super Fon:a r;l 112l. Snrch 11J Runewey With the Rich a F-1 @ BoclySheplng .a Evant end Novak 111111 Wortd Tomorrow 7:35 (l) Fllnta-• 1:00 C%l8 Sunday Today Cll Cherlendo (!) SIHmt StrHt C (I). ViclOry of Fe~ I!) OED a n It Wrttten tllll8 Suparboy 1121e Evangelletlc DutreiCII 11J Mernorltt: Then ond Now I!J Jim @ Beet of Amtrlc:ln Mutcle ~zlne a DeyBrlak 111111 D. Jam11 Kennedy ~ Swtoa Family Roblnton 8:05 (l) Fllntetonea 1:30 Cll People to People (I) Day of Dlacovery Ill OED at Firat Edition tllle Hony end the ltancteraonl 1121. Lower Ughthoull e · ~ Glrbllt Stereo. 8:35 (J) Ceptain Planet and the Planetaen t:OO (1) Weekend Momlng Newt (!) Sh~ Time Station Stereo. (I) E 11 An911Y Ill Ethlceln Amerlc:l C a CBS Sundey Morning Q tllle Btvtrfy HIIHIIIIIet IIJ • la"J Jonel 0 Wotkl Chlmplonthlp Wnttlllna IIJ Srnurfl aD Ezclllng~oriel of Spied 1nd Blluty Jet-boet reclng. Stereo. @ lnlldl the PGA Tour l2!l Momlng Newt a g Robtrl Scllulllr With the Hour of Po- r;1 e c ~SuperMirlo3 1:05 (l) Andy Grtlllth o• ALF ~:;~ C• Mlhln Hanly 11J Denver, the Loll Dl-ur Stereo. Q Ill TNc:kln' USA Acollection of military vehicles In Memphis, Tenn. Stereo. 8portl Newsi\"ow Money ~ Cepllln N E;l 1:35 (l) HlppJ Dlyl 10:00(%). Kenneth Caps lend (1) MOVIE: Dtegoon Will MIIIICN (2:00) I[D.a-,.. C • Jlmll llo~lsan o vo~~ron s..-. Ill TruciCIIIKI Tractar , _ Thiii'IOniW INCk Dlblll (2:00) Democlitlc Ill ClntiOt ~n Quilt competition II Loblnnon Valley SpH<Iwl)' In WHI L.lblnnOA, N.Y. SllriO. ID lpCIIIIWwldJ Ill On .. Mlllll • 1NIII:='IuS In 1M WOrld II c1S-. . ::;:~Mnl .1 • II ~::.-Joe Aml1ll 1.,,,IIOVII:• w ...., . ...,. ,._V~81n0 -(I) Stareo. I!J WIIUmt DICk, Kollar Q ) • 11111111 WIMion Cup l!lolnc Stareo. . DIll"- Cup Ttllllll Itt round: USA VI. Arglntlna, , ... (J) ltepp; Dip IJilillll ill Hank Parll~r'e OUtdoor Mlpzlne Stereo. D NtoolfMoneyweek 2:00 (I) MOVIE: I Draam of Jeennle (2:00) (!) ICI Cenede Thit Week Ill Mylteryl Tennison Is accused of harassment. (1'1 2 of 3) C IIJ ~IE: Anertd Stlllt (AI (2:00) ill ARIIMin Sporll CIYI~ Top luel, tunny car and Pro Stock competition from Montreal. Stereo. a NewefWeek In Review aD Wotkl Cup Siding Womenls OownhNI from Morzine, France. 0 MDVIE: The Secret Wor of Hlny Frtgg (2:00) 2:30 (!) Arl oflndonetia: Telea from the Shldow Wotkl 3:00 <Il TIChooopollllcl Ill Thll Did Houle IIDI IIJ. PGA GoH ~T& T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, final round from Pebble Beach, Calif. (L) r;l «ll. MOVI!: Guilty COIIICIInct (2:00) a Newa/Wotkl Report a • College a.o~oe~~o~tt Wisconsin at Purdue (L) 3:20 (I) MOVIE: Thl 01~ In the Empty Grlve (I :45) 3:30(%). NBA llloketbll Chicago Bulls at Los Angeles Lekera (L) (!) Adlm Smith I!) Iewing With Nancy =l= OllundiJTodly , Cll MOVIE: ll!aglc TOwn (2:00) (!) Boollmarll C Ill Victory Gerien Q · 11D1 ott-Beat SpottabHt i1J • Thil It the NFL 11J lt't Your BualnIIJ All Americen WretUing illln·Filhennan Angling Adventure• Fishing Ina Florida Keys tor cobia. Stereo. Qll NewaDar ~ MOVIE: The Private Nevy of Sgt. O'Farrell (GI (2:00) 12:30WD 11J NBA Showtlme (!) Computar Chroniclet (I) II VIewpoint Ill MotoiWIIk '92 Stereo. IBl Randy Ayers Ohio State basketball. I1J • Billy Packe~a College Bllkatblll ill Bill Danca Outdoora Catching bass around submerged stumps, logs and bushes. Stereo. @ CrGn·Country Skiing U.S. Championships from Giant Ridge, Minn. (T) a News/Science ond TechnotoaY Week IIICI On kane: Emergency ReaponH 12:35 (l) MOVIE: Cool Hand Luke iPGJ(2:45) t :00 (%) D 11J NBA Bt~kallilll Golden State Warriors at New York Knicks (L) <IJ Matorw11k '92 Stereo. (J) 8 Paid Program l!l Firing Llnl The economic relationship of two weaHhy neighbors. Guest: Mel Hunlg. 11D1 11J. College Bllokellilll Ohio State at Michigan (L) r;l tlllll MOVIE: Starting OYer !AI (2:00) 11J MacGyv11 C Qt The Baurrilotara The Bassmesler BP Top 100 at Lake Murray, near Columbia. S.C. Stereo. iD Senior PGA Golf Royal Caribbean Classic, final round from Key Biscayne, Fla. (L) l2ll NtootDey Beauty end the Balli @ DIYIII Cup Tannlt llfilhllgloll 3:41 (I). llltokllliall't Funnllll Pnnkt (JIP) 4:00 (I) MOVIE: ~no Ill (!) .............. OUt ,...... AFTERNOON 12:00 W D Family Till C ~ :~'Wd:~Stereo (!) R - - lllllniiOw r;l (J). Mlotclel T~y •~'~~~~ e a Thil Wllk In the NBA Big Brother Jake Stereo. c t:30W. Wortd Tomorrow ~ Lomb Chop'e Play·Aiong al;:.,..._ - "· 1D SporiiCenter (L) 111111 Dwtght Thompeon ·a u ='vl.'= 11:30 ~ Prall r;l (J) • a g Thll Week With Devld llrtnldet Q Ill Cooking II tlie Acedlmy IIDI Paid Program ill Motoraporll Mtgulne Stereo. 1:30 <Il Ill European Joumel (I) • College Baoketblll North Carolina at Georgia Tech or UCLA at Louisville Htl~or5' l2!l Newii(TraVII Guide r=,J,Iic ra e e. OSUrch I (A) (2:00) 11:00(%). AII.<Il Squere One TV r;1 (!) llftlllll 11D1 Sundey Morning Home Show tlll. MOVIE: Thl Other Side of the Mountain, Pert 2 iPGI (2:00) 11J • Peld Program IIJ Scooby Doo . illlnlldl Wintton Cup Reclng Stereo. 1D Spotll Repollera Qll Colllgl Coachll Comer IIID Nlwlmlkert Maniac Mlntion Stereo. ll!wlslan ~ ·· ·. · . :=.~=~ lllall (2:00) . 4:30(1). 0 Cal Ill ........ Will 'hglltla at Rutglrl (L) (!) .... ill .tor ol Plill• • Q 11'1 YIM MoN • WI:Uirl JOI Amlto SinO. Clnlup "li' a..p (PO) i~MteutUtr;l • MONDAY a Chllnplonlhlp RadiO Stereo. D EerlJPrlrne a . Lllettytel ollhl Rk:h • Femoue 5:05(!) Tom end JllfY'I Funlooull 5:30 Ill Tonr Brown'• Joumal 11J My Two D.dt a Thlt Week In the NBA 5:35 (l) Cepllln Planet and the Ptanet11ra EVENING &:00 C%JD IDle 111111 Newa Cll MOVIE: The lmpetltnt Hearl (2:00) <Il Emplna ot the Air. The Men Who Midi Rldio Three men who made radio popular: Interviews with Garrison Keillor, Red Barber and others. (2:00) Stereo. C Ill Sneont ot Llfe Humans Ieee social and personal challan~ as they mature. Stereo. IBl CBS awt Q 1!J Swamp Thing a Truc:kln' USA The GM Truckin' Jamboree in Oregon. Stereo. @ NFL: 1991 All-Pro Teem l2ll Glmea ot '92 Alook at the Winter Olympic Games. Big Brother Jake Stereo. e 6:05(1) WCW Mlln Evant 1:30 (%)8 i1J1 NBC Neool C (I) II IIIICI GrGwtng ~p in the Age of AIDS: An ABC Town Meedng Viewers and the studio audience will be able to ask a panel ol e•perts questions about testing, prevention and research ol the deaC!fy disease. (1 :30) Stereo. r;1 IBl Neooa IIJ Ill CBS Newl Q I!J Gonzo Gemn aD Motoraporll Magazine Stereo. l2ll Ntwt/lnelde Bullnen Maniac Manelon Stereo. 8 7:00 W D I!J) Eerie, tndlane Marshall and Simon are eKcited by the arrival of Professor Zircon. Stereo. C Ill MOVIE: The Dirty Oozaft: The Nail Mlello~2: 00) Ill Planet Eerth ~ Ill 60 Mlnut.. Stereo lfii!J 0 II True COlora Katie and Lester disagree over a choice ol music for the school dance. Stereo. E;1 11J MOVIE: Child of Dertcneu, Child of Ught (2:00) Stereo. C Amtrlcen S[lortt CaYalcldl Top fuel, funny car and Pro Stock competition from Montreal. Stereo. @ SporltCtntar l2ll Wo~d Tocley ~ Thll't My Dog Stereo. 7:30 (%)8 I1J The Torllelaone Dorothy Jane is forced to aHend the cotillion in a stained dress. (R) Stereo. r;l tllliD Parlier Ltwlt Can't Loll Mikey seeks Nick's advice on becomLn a rock star. (R) Stereo. l2!l NIWI/Sporta y ~ Prince Valiant Stereo. r;1 8:00 (%)8 I1J Hot Country Nlahts Roy Rogers, Clint Black, 'tim Allen. H[: Ronnie Milsap. Stereo. Cll Star rch (!) Ill L~cy Stereo. E;1 (I) • 111111 Amlfica'l Funnletl Home Videol A girl blowing out candles sends everyth~ · n on the table flying. Stereo. 1BJ IIJ Murder, Sba Wrote A businessman dies In a hotel, and the list or suspects Is lenathy. Stereo. r;1 tlll.ln Uvtng Cofoio Deteclive Head Is framed: Michael Jackson's Remem~r the Time film. Stereo. @ NFL ootblll AFC/NFC Pro Bowl from Honolulu (Ll l2!l PrimtNIWI Q ~ New Zono Stereo. E;1 8:30 (I) II QD II MOVIE: 'Indiana Janel and the Temple of Doom' ABC Sunder Night Movie fPG13) (2:30) Stereo. a gII Roc Andrew Is upset when his brother announces his lmpe,!!11ing marriage. (R) Stereo . ~ 8 NHRA Tocley Stereo. ~ Black Stlolllon Stereo. r;l 1:00 (%). 11J MOVIE: 'Dudly llltrayel: The llruct Curlll Story' NBC SundeJ Night at the Movltt (2:00) Stareo. ~ (1) Ulellyill of the Rich I Femout (l) Nellonll Glognphic Explorer Ill ~ Stereo. E;1 1111 C .MOVIE: '0 Ploo,..l'll' CBS Movie 12:00) Stereo. tlll. Minted ...With lldnn Kelly gets her own television Show lng;ollywood. (PI 2) (R) Stereo. 1!J Silt •1na1 Stereo. r;1 • lnlldl Wlnilan Cup R1Cing Stareo. (!) Sundli 8 Pea:pl11' Agendl Examining voters' concerns. ~~ Orlglnll Amlt8u; Hour 1:30 (!]). HIIIMII'I Head Harman di100vera the men he M In Haddl''t lllfanN II an eKecutiYe,(~) Stereo, E;l Ill • Danol Ouldoora CtiChlng bell around eubmlrgld etumpa, toga and bulheo. SWIO. . 10:00 (1) .....' : (l)lilyetllyl Tennllon II lhll'lllrl1lllt (PI 2 ot3 ... <ll C11r Llillll SIMO. Get 1 ur. 8hlron .im: o• lnd ~ gll41111ric::....... =~ s~ , .. QCouo .... ' . Ill Thei&IIIIIMire The Blllllllllir 8P Top 100 at Lake Murrey, - Columbll, S.C. Sl&reo. D Clliltll•llll•tiiiJI ltJO«J)·~~Gulded • MON.. FEB. 3 • EVENING w• ~Alidina Rllnbow C IaWotkiTocley Att-ra Spafta Rln TJ!!. Tin, K·l Cop stereo. GJ 6:05(1) IIIYirlyllalllle 8:30 (%). 11J NBC Newt Q (1) S.ved lhl ... ~ bk ~ l~c~'\!.rtc."W E;l Squere One ~Stereo. C e CBS Hlwt Q . • Andy Grllllth IIJ Scooby Doo iD Up CleM ~ New ZOlfO Stereo. E;1 8:35 (l) Andy Grilftth 7:00 D I1J Wheel of Fortune ; 111 @Tht Jllltraona..C liJ lnalde Edtaon .:;r (!) Macltl11~111rer NeweHour (I). Ctnd c ...... I!) Legltiallve U!J!!III Current AHalr ~ 1D Stir Tntk: Tlil Nelli enlfltlon C i!J. E~nmont Tonight St11eo. !iii ((! MICGyver Q @ SportoCtnter aMoneyllne ~ Thl Wallont 7:05 Cll Addam• Femlly 7:30 C%JD 11J Jeoperdyf C Cl)ltow It Cen Be T~ liJ Enlt!J!Inmant Tonight Stereo. t.,t .(I) II Mairtld...With Children ! by his alter ego, Charlie notices an Irresistible co-worker.(Rl Stereo. r;l ill Deytone: bnme, Denger, Dldlcltion Ahistory of the Daytona 500: superstar drivers who have won the Oeytona. Stereo. 10:40 (1) lnetlnt Rapley 11:00 C%l8 (I) II 11D1 I1J. I1J aiiNewe Cll Monetera <Jl Networtc Earth (!) The 'lOs The many things people wish they could do but never risk trying . tlllll Star Trek IIJ Silk Stllklngt Stereo. r;l Celebrity o.utdoora Stereo. D SporteCenter l2!l NIWI/$por1a Tonight ~ Blln Heden Chlngld Uv11 11:151!)) Focut15 11:30 C%JD MOVIE: The Retum of the Swemp Thing (PG13) (2:00) (1) StrHt Juatlcl (l) liZ • Peld Program (I) D Ru111wey With the Rich a Femout a ~ =1..'h2tnneti a Truclcln' USA r.. collection of military vehicles In Memphis , Tenn. Stereo. a . Spor1a Flnel ~ John Ankerblrg 1t :45 111111 Nancy Dlrach 12:00 (I) • Runewey With the Rich a FIIIIOUI Ill Cwrenl Affllr Weekend 11J Americen Olldlatora 11J Holl)woocllnllder ill Truclcl and TI'ICIOr Po- The monster truck competition at Lebannon Valley Speedway In West Lebannon, N.Y. Stereo. D LPBT Bowling From Les Vegas (T) IIIII This It the NFL ~JohnDeteon a On Sllgt Slioreo. D lpcoiiiCanter . a MoT• ~ MOVI : Copper Cenyon lr Millo LNrnlng Hour tlllf_~ Stereo. IQt N'World i'Ar"Jey Tocllr (1 :30) 8:00 (%)• 11J Freeh Prlnce ot 811 Air Hilary meets a doctor while pertonnl~cornmunlty service. Stereo. Cll 8piCt Cemp :00) . 1iJ (I) e FBI: Thl Untold Storie• A mysterious terrorist poisons over-the-counter medications. Stentef rn LlgiCy Stereo. Gil IIJ. Evening i dl Herman receives love letters from th~ mechanic. Sl8reo. tlll. M IE: Phylicll rvtaence IRl (2:oo) 1!J Murder, Sht WrGte E;l On Sllgt Stereo. a PrlmeNtWI C ~ Prince Valilii£ Stereo. r;1 1:30 (II. 11J MOVIIE: 'Good Momlng, Ylttnem' NBC Mondly Night at the Moviet !AI (2:30) Stereo. C Cll (I) Amerlceli Detective A man eHempts to hire a hit man to mur<ler his wile. (Rl Stereo. !;! Ill Are You Being Servecfl I1J Ill Ma)or Did Polly tums a weekend with the Major Into work at a couple's seminar. Stereo. r;l On Stlllf Stereo. ~ Black Stillion Stereo. r;l 9:00 (1) Built Eye liJ (I) D MOVIE: 'The Broken Cord' ABC M-y l!lllhl Movie (2:00) Stereo. a e a a m Legacy Stereo. ~ Ill Logecr Stereo. Ol IDllll Murphy B wn Miles almost has a heart attack when Murphy throws him a party. Stereo. E;1 1!J WWF Prime Time WretUing The Rocker Marty Janneny vs. Rick The Model Martel. aD Nuhvllle Now Stereo. a Larry Kino Uvet ~ Fatht~.Dowtlng Myttlrttl Stereo. t.,t 9:30 Cll NBA Batkllball Chicago Bulls at Utah Jazz (L) all IIJ ID Dlligntng woman Julia takes over.as producer and lead actress in a local ~oduction. Stereo. C eotllgt Kansas State at Kansas (L) 10:00 (l) MOVIE: Black Sundey iRI (3:00) (!) Amlrlcen r;l Ill Logecy Stereo. at liZ II Norlhtm aura Maggie's house Is destroyed in a lire after her mother comes to vis!} · . le<eo. E;1 llll• Hunter aWotkiNe ~ 700 Club With Pel -eu Exptt: R- t0:30111 Crook end Chell 11:00 C%JD liJ til II IBl IIJIII IIJNIWI (l)NIWIWilch tlllll Anlnlo Hell IIJMecGyverC a On Sllgl Stloreo. IIJ Thl H 12:30 (I) MOVIE: Allentic Cny (AI (2:00) (I) • Ul11ty111 ot the Rich • Femout (!]). Rick PIUno Kentuclcy basketball. 1121D E~nmant tonight Stereo. IIJ Paid m a tnlldl w •ton eup AlCina Stereo. · aD liODDifl't Heron ~LarryJonll (!]). 1:00 11D1 Newt Frtdlly the 13th: The Strtll ill NHRA Tocley Stereo. a • Ec:lnmtnt Tonight Stereo. ~PIId m 1:30 lllluty IIKI the Belli 111• ~ e Gnlwlng Pelnt E;1 IIICNNNewa 11:35 (%)8 I!)) Tonight Show Stirring Johnny Ceraon Stereo. iiJChleraC 11D1 Arsenio Hell 12:00 Cll IMWI (J) • Dennis Miller ilD e Love Cor.ltCtion 11J Thl EqUIIIzll ill NIIIMII Now Stereo. @ College BatokelliiU Paclllc at Fresno State (L) a NewtNight 12:05 (I) Nlghlllnl E;l 12:30(1) MOVIE: R1gt at Dewn (2:30) . (!]). WKRP In Clnclnneti Stereo. iD NFL: 1991 AII·Pro TIM1 QtWotkiNewa 10:30(1). all Dlmocreta lor Economic RICOvery·LaRouchl In '92 (0:30) Stereo. C ~ Miorwltd...Wlh Chlldnn o•'""""""'Fon:e" I!J ..,"OliiiR"t:tny .,. a TIIU ~Stereo. 11:00 W. (1). IIDI IIJ. IIJI a• NtWe (1) Amlrlcln Qtenll: Llgende of the Negro lalgull Morgan Freeman peys tribute to legendary ba11bail players whO were kept out ol the majora blcluH of aegregatlon and the Ieima they malll epecial. @Tht Jelltraont.C liJ lnlldl Edition .:;r (l)Mec~thm ~nditeemera e Ill Leglllltlve Upc!lta IBl Current AHelr ~ «lie Star T~: Tlil Nelli Mlrrlld ...With Children 1:00(1) Netlonll Qeogrephlc Ganenttlon I!JD E t ment Tonight Stereo. IIJ MICG Q· @ SporiiCinter Moneyline r;1 tlll• Rawtolde liZ • Now H Cen Bll Tokl 11J Hollywoocllntlder a ShowBiz Tocley ~ Peld Program I:051iJ Nooo It Can Be Tokl IIDI News 1:30(1). H'l a Uvlng 11J Dog Hou11 ill Crook end Chill l2!l Newelltght Update 1:35 W 8 I!J) Later With Bob Coital liJ Enll~inment Tonight s-tereo. 11D1 CNN twa 2:00 (J). Newt Now Stereo. IIDI Nigh Itch tlllll MOVIE: Raging Bul IRI (2:30) I!J P1id Prognam ill Club Danca Stereo. ID Blat of Amerlc:ln Mutcle Megezinl l2ll Worlclwilll Upcllll ~ 700 Club With Pet Roblrlaon 2:05 (%)• Home Shopping liJ Newl i1J NBC Nlghllida 2:30 iD SporteCtnter a 1por11 utiNfaht 2:4015 Wotkl NIWI Now Stereo. a ~TheWahona 7:05 (l) Addlmt Femily 7:30 C%l D IDl Jeapei'IIYI C · Cll Now It Can B1 l'~ 1iJ Enll!!!!lnment Tonight Stereo,_GJ • Minted ...With Children (!]). VII!: Mu Dugen lrllumltPO) (2:00) Ill Chlmplallllllp RGdlo . Stareo. D Ill IICtntlt •. D Amlflca't CUp '92 . Setting sail tor San Diego. 8 lfHt/8porle Tonigh! D lloldlriDwlo Stereo. r;1 11:30(%). Night Live Stave Martin. (R) 0......, PE~NIWINow 3:00(1) ......., . @ iiiiW I'CIA Doll Royel Stno. (I) MOVII!: Winning (POl · Certbbtan Cllllic, llnel (2:30) round from Key Bllclyne, (l) . . _ llld W...., After I couple Iiiii tplltt hill a pantury logllhlr, thlh . Fie. (R) • . - ·,,No¥111 . • I• ·........ •=='w...., rllatiOI11h~bloo!nll tan1plf . '"tCI mllltY ~ yeerl and :1:41. IIIWIIDDit Q ......(J)LM .... 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Stereo. tlllll MOVIE: The kid ,.-ICI (RI (2:00) 1!J Murder, Shl Wrote r;l ill On Siege Stereo. a PrlmtN~WI Q. _ 3:00 (1) Dannla Miller (I) MOVIE: Montane (2:05) 1D Up Clo11 Q!Crouflre ~ Peld Prognom 3:30 iD Co11ta1 Blloktllilll Kansas State at Kansas (R) l2ll ...... Dvlmighl 3:458 NIW11t00111 Q 4:00 (1) MOVIE: Spoilers of the Plllnl (2:00) aCNNNIWt a Lorry King Uvet 4:30 «Jill MOVIE: lhloty of the Wotkl, Peril IAI f1 :301 I!)) Newt (I) Night Court C 'Ill 11 Arsenio Hail Stereo. OMacGyverQ a On Stage Stereo. l2!l Sportl Tonight 10 Bordertown Stereo. r;l 11:05 (J) MOVIE: The Night of the Iguana (2:30) 11:30 Cll Kojek 1;1 (!) NtWIWIICh (I) 8 NlghUine E;l 11J 1D 'Urban Angel' Crime Time Alter Prime Tlmt r;1 aD Church Street Stltloft Stereo. @ SportsCentar l2!l Moneyllne ~MOVIE: Arrow In tht Dull (1 :30) 11 :35 (%) D 11J Tonight Show Stirring Johnnr Carson Stereo. (1) Chiara C 1BJ Aratnio Roll Stereo. r;1 12:00 (I) II Dannlt Miller (!])• Love Connection • THU., FEB. 8 l:oow• lil ii2)1MWS BIn~:¥! @ lnlldl (1)0 at o• ~~-~~w~ i Sque=-rVStareo. • Andy ClrHIIIh iD Up Cloll ~ Now Zorro Stereo. r;1 1:35 (l) Andy Grllllth 7:00;• 11J Whlll of Fortune ;r.:-..:r=rP liJ ~IJ.tlnr (J) • c:'.cftt Cemera (!) Ltgll'lll'll UP@II Cunent Allltr a c . ~Nell Tonight IIJ • ! s-..-. ~~ ~ Thl Wlltonl 7:06 (I) Addlml Family 2:00(%)• " - Shopplug (I)Monlterl 7:30~L,~Ji Ill Plld l'lollrlm (!]). MOVI!: RIDorl to the COinmlnla(2:00) ~~lnmtnl Tonight (Pil) ;~••With ~Ndren ::c..~l1ltlon D lparteCenta • l....,..tlollll lIll e=:r;:.r;l Family l"eud . Be lllr Stlll'eo. :J::f~"::~f"" Andree leads campus support lor condom distribut~ · n on campus. Stereo. 1!J MDVI : Silent Night, Deedly Night IV: lnHiatlon iRl (2:00) Qt Naehvllle Now Stereo. a Larry King Uvel Ill Fllhlr Dowling MyataMI Stereo. Q 1:30 (%). 0 Late Night With David Lalllrmln: 1Olh AnniYtriiiY David Lenerman celebrates 10 years of stupid pet tricks, top 10 lists, viewer mail and olhlr silliness. (1:30) Stareo. C D Coliellt llluetblll Arizona at Stanford (L) 10:00 Cll Newt (l) MOVIE: Mtrelhon Men (Al (2:35) liJ {))~Prlm~Time Uvt stereo. (!) ROid o Brown Charles Houaton, a black attorney, leads the legal campelgn to overturn the Constitution's sanction ol racial segregation. (1 :00) r;l = 1:00(1). Pllnl r;l tlll. Rl IIJ. Now H Cen Be Told IIJ Tutldly Night Flahll (R) @ Snow Sllitng Nortli American Speed Champlonlhipe from suvenon, Colo. (R) ShowBiz Todly ~ Paid Progrem • 1:051iJ Now H Cen Be Tokl . ill Knoll Lending Plarce atatks Sumner with a rtlle: Valatartf her boOk on a a ~otowarlcl • lporlll.atelllghl 'DPIIdP..... 2:40 Ill. MOVIE: Thll Clllld It Mine (2:00) a:oow =.=-(R) . 1D ...... 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(R) e 1:30 (I) 11'• 1 Uvlng aDCrootcandChlll D Amlrlca't Cup '12 SeHing sail lor San Diego. a NIWINight Updltl 1:35 C%JD I1J Later With Bob Coltll (J) MOVIE:· Flareup (POl (2:00) 1iJ E~ment Tonight Stereo. 1111 CNN ews 2:00 (I) D World Newt Now Stereo. r;1 1111 NlghtWetch tllll8 MOVIE: Jawe: The ffevange (PG13) (2:00) 8 Club Dence Stereo. @ NBA Tocley . l2ll Wortdwtdl Upditl ~ 700 Club With Pat Robtrtlon 2:05 (II e Horne Shopping Cll Ntwl I!J) NBC Nlghllldt 2:30 (1) Dlnnlt Miller D Sport.Canter spor~a uteNiglot 2:40 Wotkl New• Now Stereo. a \S 3:00 11J MOVIE: A LitUe Sex (AI (2:00) @Up CION a Cro11ftre ~PeldProgrem 3:30 (1) Paid Prognam @ Colllgl 8elketblli Auburn at Vanderbilt (R) 9 Newt Overnight 3:35 (J) MOVIE: Fire on the Mountlin (2:00) 3:45 a NIIWIIOO!ft r;1 4:00 (1) MOVIE: Thl Wild Woman of Chlellty Gulch (GI (2:00) iBJCNN Newt tlll. MOVIE: Whettver Heppenld to Aunt Allee? (2:00) l2ll Lany King Llvel : ,_ 8 Nntil'utunt WI!OII i 4oOD(J)I.Mt .... (!])EIIOYII: y.,. Tnlln . 0111 . · . I• -- Sllfeo. 0 . M ltto/111 'II: · 1 lla-lt Wflllllie · W0t111 of the XVI .; ; f,AIMLIGOIIIIIOIII-1111111 =· 8• . I~SO:::L. : A= ~SIIreo~r· IIMIIoln1 to.al!tlof . a 11:30~ . Oli'One . One . Squere One ; @ ldlllrod Doa Sled Reclng From Alaska (11) NeweNight Upcllta 1:35 (%). IIJ Lalit With Bob Collie a liJ En~mant Tonight stereo. Ill CNN c•CBSNIWI Q • Andy Grtlllth I!J Bcaoby Doo @ SporteCtnter Ill New Zono Stereo. r;l 1:35 (l) Andy Grllllth 7:00 01 Whllf of Fortune 111• ® Thl Jalltraont,C Cl)lnlldl Edition .,. (!) MecNIIi~ · NewaHour (I) Cend Camera e Ill Llgllllllve U~t I Cunent AHIIIr ~ 'N/.. Star TA":Tlil Nell os-~areo. ;ro"lt=rnrnent Tonight IIJ MacG er C @ College Bail!etblil St. John 's at Boston College (L) l2ll M-yllne ~ Thl WlltOnt 7:05 (l) Addlme Femlly 7:30 (II 8 I1J Jeopardy! Cll Now It Can Be l'okl liJ Enii!J!in!nlnt Tonight c Ster~_..Q \II D M1irlad...With Children f.rNeWIHour Mlc:Nei~Lthrtr illl Whlll Fortune Q 1121• Family Feud aD Ill 1 Star Stereo. a Crollllre 7:35 (l) S.nlord end Son 1:00 W • I1J Unlalved My•-• r..n bank-fraud investigator disappears: miraclesJfs:r wor1dwicla. Stereo. (I) MOVI : Stir Crazy (AI (2:00) Cll COllege Batoketblll Wisconsin at Ohio State (L) (!) Moyera/Hall on Trial A report on the recent trial of Tom and John Metzger, both found liable In the murder of an Ethiopian S\Udent in Penland, Ore. (2:30) C (I) • Dlnouura Frenlias to save her family from the effects of a newly found • • FRI .. FEB. 7 EVENING a:ooe%l• lil @Newa (I)• a a• (1) VIdeo Power ~ Squere One TV Stereo. ~ Rlldl~ ~bow C g 1.,~~Q---- stereo. 1:;1 ll!lWotkiToilay ~ Mldtllne Stereo. r;1 8:05 (J) Beverly Hlllbilllet 8:30 (%). il2l NBC Newt ~ (1) leved by the Bill ~ l~c~•...=c:e.rws lilt Squere DnllYStereo. itlllllIIJ. CBS Newt Q Andy Qrllftth IIJ Bcaoby Doo ~ Madttlne Stereo. r;1 1:35 (I) Andy Grllftth 7:00 111• .I!J) Whlll of Fortune @Thl Jellll'lone~ ~~~'tWib {GJ (2:00) 7:05 (l) Addlma Femlly 7:30~L, ~~Ji ~:.o~omtnl Tonight ~. Mlllltci. .. With Children 2:00 ( I ) : ; § :.... Now Stereo. (!Home, ]) • MOVII: Wllcoml loidllr lloyl (R) (2:00) 1111 • Club Dlncl Stereo. :=:;:r w. .,~fire MOVI!: Anlmll Houll (R) ( :00) (J) GoH United Alrtintl Hewallln Optn, 2nd round from Honctil (J). F~~Mlil~llllllllll Urkll hal everyone ro11i!1Q in dough when hie brHd ntCipe (J) l Alfzonl at Sllnlord (R) • ..... Ouanlgftt S:41D " ' ' " - r;l 4:00 ICIIend ICII . (~~00) · IIDVII: Ill 10111 (Rl . 7:31(1) s.llGii • 101! • • C%l• Super ..CoPlin, and New PIICU~II Jokll BaHball player Mickey Mantll and TempeiH . Bledeoa are victlma of practical jokea; Ruth Buzzl -~ 1ppt1ra. (I :00) Stante. o S:OO ()) Dannll Miller 0 IIOVtl: Thlllt the Armr • LMr Klnll Llvtl . a -YJi:i'J"Fortune Q IIIII I 8lsr s..-. @SkiWotkl • e'~ClaM Cn;aq_fllw .if:=w""r C. FamiiJ Feud Ill 700 Club With Pel ·_: ~Stereo. ££nt;~ S:30iDCalscs ........ s..-. Q , 1:30~UNBC"""=R ~~-~...... blddlrM. Sllreo. C <Il WIINI...s WMII In .....s.:::'ii • •• 111 ...... EMT mponiiiiO CIIIIKI · I dllqoverallli'~hll bttn lhot. Sllreo. (IJ)• Attts!IGII'I .• w.-. JoiVI Wllllllrlvtll q to Killen, T..... 1111 of all'lllldJ. SllrtO. . .. . l1nnar amangaa fQr his favorlll lelctoer taka care of hla .lliftfrtend· Stereo. C · «ll. MOVIE: Rlw DUi IAI (2:00) 1!J llurdlf, Shl Wnota Q a , .... and ,......,"' Nebru!Uo 81111 Fair Charlie Denills performs at the talr In Uncoln, Nebraeka; In addition, Mil<e Snider highlights fair events. (1 :00) Stereo. • PrimtNiwl 11rot111t Jiko Stereo. 1:05 (I) MOVIE: Mlntele on Ice !3:00) 8:30 (J). Wonder Y..ra Wayne and his ded struggle to agree ¥Q a future vocation. Stereo. (l5 Are You 8tlng Stmd'l IIDI a~• Brooklyn Brlclge Sylvia takes Alan to a coffeehll\lse where Sophie Jules show up. Stereo. c elllg Ill Llgltlatlve ~~~ EAHetrJa at:30w• n•u Uvlng 8 Crook and Chell D Plld ProgNm e1por1s Tonight ~o~•••n @l:::iPGATow aWotkiTocley ~ Rln Tin Tin, K·l Cop Stereo. r;l , 1:05 (l) lllverly Hlltlllltllt (I)~ Cellltrll Qll Spafta LoiiNight 2:31 CIJIIDVII!: DIJ oflhl Evil . <lion (Q) (2:00) 2:40 15 Warlcl NIWa Now Stereo. ltl Cll. Ill @Newt (I) NitM Court <IJ NIWIWICh f""' AIIIIOio Hll stereo . ..r B:=t&t~ter~. r;l ~M~IIim 2:~·· 8portiCtrtter 10:301!) Wlllolngtoot Report . a C!OIIIIIKI CMN~ ~ Square One TV Stereo. !i lnillll ~dillon 1:00 (J) D Qro~lng Pelns E;l tlll. RewhlcM 1!J MOVIE: Senti Fe Trail (2:00) a ShowBiz Todly ~ Paid Program 1:051il Now n Cen Be Told :.a...... UIIDVII!: i . · . , r ·: ~::;~~~ F.£~': ·. I. 1:10(1)........, Willi . . - · s-. Iii. e a• CI)VIdto~ ~ Home SloopplnQ @ NBC Nigt:t Ida 2:101iJNIWa . RoblriiOII 11:00(%). = Sl8reo r;l 12:00 (I) • Dtnnll Miller tlllll LOlli Connection 1!J The Equellztr aD Nelhvllle Now Stereo. l2ll NeWINight 12:05 Cll Nlghtllne r;l 12:30 (1) MOVIE: Btalll Runner (AI (2:30) tlllll WKRP In Clnclnnlll c•Nown Cen a. Told @ Amlzlntl Glmet a rnlldl POtttk:t '12 12:35 (%) D 11J Lett Night With Dlvlel Llt1tmlln (l) liiOVIE: Johnny Bllllndlo (2:00) liJ LOVt Connection Merrlld ... With Children 2:05 Sumner. S~ E;l tllll Hutltt! Qt otkiNew ~ 700 Clull. With Pit I:OOW. (I) (J). Ill IIJNIWa IBl Newt RolllltiOR c. aMichigan co•••• llatokelliiM Stall at Iowa (L) EVENING a (!) Under Fire 1 2:01agNIWI 2:30 (I) Tallt From the O.rllaldt 0n Stagt Stante. . 4:11 <ll Night Tnoal!e 8tno. ' . e ~ ~ ii 2vtrly HIMs, 10210 11J • CBS Newt Q IIJ Bcaoby Doo II Newt/Pinnacle ,ICing Wssknd a ~===~==~~==~~=====~ -· • WED.. FEB. 5 • ~"i~~... ~~ortc1ttJ.,3· r;l . aMoneyllne ~ MOVIE: Slz Bleclc Horaet (1 :30) 11 :35 W • 01 Tonight Show SIMing Johnny Ceraon Stereo. a 1:30~!.2NBCthe~R 0 Zollo Levitt 1:00 (%) • •,... Allan (!) MOYIE: Dlntr !AI (2:15) tllle Monlllrl Obtlr T~The Nelli Gellllltlon 0 MOVIE: mburger .... Tlol Motion Plctunt (A) (2:00) Qt Amlrlcln Mullc Shop Stereo. l2ll New•= Guide Ill Paid m 1:05a• WCW Mlin Event WrttHing 1:30QINIWI tlll.Telet From the Dlrlllldl Qt Teua·CorolliCtlon Stereo. (I!) . " stereo. r;1 Senior PGA aWotkiTocley ~ Rln TJII Tin, K-9 Cop Stereo. t.,t 1:05 (I) lllvtrly HIIIIIUiel liZ. Baywatch E;l l2!l ov1n1 and NoYek · e m @ SporiiCanllr a PrimtNewt Q ~ Thlfe My Doil Stereo. 1:30 (II 8 11J Colby Show Cliff tries to keep things together at Sondra and Elvin's house fllrty. Stereo. C Ill -'re You llllilg Stmd'l tlll• Drazlll's Cllu Otis tapes his will on video after learning a {I0<1!l friend has died . Stereo. C Amtrlcan irullc Shop Stereo. ~ You Atkld lor It, Ageln Stereo. V:OO (%). (D) C""" Rebecca hires a piano player who becomes obsessively attracted 10 har. Stereo. C (l) Ill Myataryl Rumors fly that Tennison may be replaced; an arrest is made. T- ill Stunlmtat.rt D PniiM llil LOlli · • - · · ·' Updtlle 3:15 <IHIIIIIt Tllob: iiJ Tloll.,.._ Now Stereo. NewiNiglot 12:051il Nlglollllll r;l 12:30(1) MOVIE: I<BollftmMt-GI"IIII to R-.nblr (2:00) tlll. WKRP In Clnclldlllllllllllliti @ Mogul Snow Sllllng From Vall, Colo. 1na1r11 Politics ·12 12:35(I). 11J Late Night With Devld Loltarllln 1iJ Love CoroliCIIon MlrrllcL .. With Cloldren Stereo. 1!J Murder, Shl Wrote r;l ill On Sllllf Stereo. EVENING DBonenu 11 :35 IIIII c""" r;l 12:00 «ll. Comic Strip Live Suzy Soro, Billy Rlblck. Stereo. liZ D WICRP In Cincinnati Qt Blltltr Bros• Stereo. iD Colllgl Blllkttblll San Diego Slate at Air Force (L) Qll I"MWII'IIght 12:05 a • a.yoonch E;1 12:30 (J) e WWF WrttUing Chllltnge . •ra Nl.,._ Maggie. Stlll'eo. C • ~ =--~re ::,::t~eo. (2:00) WEDNESDAY THURSDAY (1) Video Power Stereo. A11 Araento Hill Stereo. iJ MOVIE: Faat Food (P013) (2:00) a ()ply DICklllgl Stereo. a ~ Wr. (PG) (2:00) <Il New Country VIdeo Stereo. (!) Lont- Pine Specllil 2:00 !-'::1.-ctiNIWI Now a 111• .lil Love Connection Cll MOVIE: Strsnge llrew Stereo. · ~~ Ne't. Dlvld~n If 13 American Muaic Shop E;1 1:05 (I) lll>'tlfJ Hlllblltlt1 ·1:30C%le ONBCNIWa~ . (!) laved by lhl ... : · CIJ(J)·AIC~ (!) Wild Amlrlce 31:C.,~ r;l · 0 Bcoo~r Doo QIUpCioll ~ New Zono Stereo. r;l . 1:35 (l) Andy Qrtlfttlo 7:00 IIJ Wheal of Fortune 12:35 W D 0 Late Night Wllh Explorer (I) e Gfowlng Peine ., .. r..:.~ Tin, K-1 Cop a lnllde Patnlc• '92 (0:®) a~JOIAmiiO 4:11eCNulli; .1:00(%). liJ (1). Ill IIJNIWa (1) VIdeo Po~ SquiN One TV Stereo. Time Stereo. C Connecticut at Syracuee (L) aCtoulina 7:35 (l) NIIA Batoketblil SUHie SuperSonica at Atlanta parenting: Q 10:00 C%Je I1J Slllert Alex plans a divorce; Tiffany enacts e horrityina.scheme. (R) Stereo. t.,t (I) NIWI (l) U.S. Olympic Gold BoKing: USA vs Bulgarla. (!) Ill Auetin cny Umnt Stereo. (I) 8 a II Angle Angie Martin surprlses her staff when she becomes their lieutenant. Stereo. C tlll. E = ' Citl 0. Slokll lEbert .p:;r ll· ...e...".'L....· Crime Time After Prime ~ Rln TJn Tin, K•l cop s-tareo. GJ . 1.1111 (I) MOVIE: Francee (A) (3:00) 1:30 liJ (I). Home lmp!IIVI1111nt Tim shopS In the lingerie deperlmtnt lor Jill's blrthdl~ gilt. Sllreo. ~ (!) Are You lltlng Stmd'l Qt Church 811'111 Stlllon Sl8reo. Gil WllnaH 10 Survivll Q 1:00 (%)• I!)) Law a Order Cerreta and Logan follow the trail ol a man that murdlft a homemaker. Stereo. C (I) (J) • Roe•••oe Diin takes Charge of the houeelookl when ROIIInnt's back goes out. Star[.r;l (!) LlgiCy Stereo. Ill Lagecy Stareo. IBl IIJ. MOVIE: 'F Among Ut' CBS TUIIdly Movie (2:00) Stereo. C · 11J Tutldly Night Flgfitl (L) Nllhvillt Now Sterao. a uny King Ltvel ~ Falht!..Dowllng My•-• Stereo. Q 1:30 1iJ (I) 11 Colch Dauber moves in with Luther and they end up In a wild food fight. Stereo. C D College Balketblil Auburn at Vanderbl~ (L) 10:00 (%)8 11J Re-•bll Doubll Dicky Is charge<! with pollee brutality. Stereo. r;1 (1) Newt Cll (I) II Homelfont Jeff runs into a streak of bad luck al basebt·training camp. Stereo. (!) That lcate Blliance II: Our Bill of Righll Q_ Ill Legacy St'l!ll"· 'GJ tllliD Hunter t.,t world New• 10 700 Club With Pat • =· EVENING SATURDAY 11J. In Amerlc:l (J) wcw ..... lvent CNIIMin TUE.. FEB. 4 11:30<IJ EU::, .._.... D CoUegt Blltoketbltl = • IJIIIOrdlttown Stereo. r;1 Hawks (L) tlll t:f.~ Stereo. r;1 TUESDAY . a Sporta Tonight a Ill 1 Star Stereo. 8:00C%l• liJ a a~• I1J Newe (1) Vldto PoWir ~ Squana One TV Stereo. a e·Newa 2:30 (%)• Home•ilthooi'IIIGtPIIrlngoa Cll Ill hid~ . ~~m I :r'amlly f.:" ~:;~ ' i Menlac Mlnllon Stereo. 9:00 W 8 11J Seinllld Jerry and Elaine try to pair George with of their lriends. Stereo. ;II Doogle How11r, M.D. Doogie e•periences the stress of working at a t-food restaruant. Stereo. ~ Moytra/HIIt on Trial A report on the recent trial of Tom and John Metzger, both found liable In the murder of an Ethiopian student in Portland, Ore (3:t0) Q IIDI 11J • Jake and t1ie , FllnW~ Jake and McCabe try to secure a boxer's release prison. (1'1 2) Stereo. it ((! MOVI : Hider In the HoUII (2:00) C N11hville NOw Stereo. iD College Batkttllail Duke at North Carolina (L) l2ll Lany King Uvtl ~ Fatht!..Dowting Mytl-1 Stereo. Q 9:30 W D IIJ Night Court The friendship between the girls is threatened fLpoker game. Stereo. (1) 8 Anything Love Marty tells Hannah about a one-night stand with one of her friends. Stereo. r;l 10:00 W D IIJ Oulntum LIIP Sam becomes an aging gunfighter, hoping to protect his family name. Stereo. r;l <Il NtWI (I) (I) fll Civil Ware An agresslve judge makes advances towar<l Sydney: o wresHers spar. Stereo. lt¥m a i IIJe 41 Hours The facts and speculatiOns about the assassination of John F. e D 700 Club With Pit "'~ liOn 10:30 <IliiiiCIIIIodlo A villi to the Bill PlckeH Rodeo, a traveling show thatallowl bllck cowboys and cowglrll io compete and demolltblll their skills. (0:30) a Crook and CloeM 11 :00 (%)• liJ (I) • Ill IDe 0 NIWI Cll Night Coull r;l <Il;==Hll Stlrlo. ,::::'FL llebralkl II* Fair Chatlle Daniels performs at the fair In Uncoln, Nebrallll; In addition, Mike Snkllr ~~~~~tslair events. (1:00) D 8poltiCanllr a Spor11 Tonight ~ ~ Stlrlo. r;1 11:05 (J) MOVIE: Down.'lfl ~ (PO) (2:05) 11:30 Cll Kojak C (!) AnilriCI't DlllnM Monitor !!•. ~='L Crimi' ..., Crimi Time Altar Prlrne Tlrnt Stereo. r;l a Moneyflne ~ MOVIE: GuniiiiOke In Tuceon (1 :30) 11:35 (II D @Tonight Show Starring JohMy Ceraon Stereo. (I) Chlerl C 1111 Araenlo t1a1 Stereo. r;l 12:00 (I) • Dlnnil Mllter tlll• Love eomaclon IIJ Thl Equellzer Nllh- Now Stereo. D WCIIId Cup Sllllna FreesWj from Brecke•.....,., '"....,.. Colo. a NewoNight t2:051iJ NighUina r;1 12:30 Cll MOVIE: ntrper (2:30) tlll. WKRP In Clncllollll a lnlldl p - . '12 12:35 (%). 11J Lata Night With Devld L.llllmWI liJ Love Cor011Ctton a1. "-'-' With -~Q -·-.. _,., " 1:00 ~I Palnl .,. IIJ • Now It Cen a. Told 1!J MOVIE: lnW.ICibll Obllllld ~ (2:00) D 8poltiCanllr Spaclll Winter Olympics preview. a ShowBiz Tocley ~ Paid Program I:OS m Now HCen Be Told ~ Newt "" 1:10(!) MOVIE: 21 Hoon at Munich (2:10) 1:30(1)•11'• 1 a := U.vln ·g FRIDAY 8 llurdior, She Wnota Q a On Stage Stereo. @ Wotkl Cup Sk"ng Women's slalom lrorn Grtndewald, Switzerland (T) a PtlmeNewt r;l 8:301iJ (I)D Slep by Step Frank teaChes Marl< to deland himself against a bully. Stereo. c· ~Well $treetWHk Stereo. CJ5 Are You Being Served? aD Tezu Connection Stereo. 9:00 (%) D I1J Metlock Matlock is forced to return from retirement and •harpen his skills. Stereo. C liJ (1)8 BabYTIIk Mickey decides to switch places with his &Kact double. Stereo. Q (!) Grell Plfformlncet Two great talents perform baroque music by SclrlaHI Handel and Bach. Stereo. Q Ill Wethington Week In Rovlew Stereo. C a a • Mia ulA Pegeant The 41st annual pageant features 51 women competing for the IIHe of Miss USA 1992 from Wlch~a . Kan. Hosts: Dick Clark, Terry Murphy. (2:00) Stereo. Q tlll• COPS: o.a. Mll'llill• U.S. marshals operate a five-city a-p to arrest drug dealers, kidnappers and accused murdlrers. (0:30) Sl8reo. C I!J llyorfd Reellty aD Nelh- Now Stareo. @ Thl Olympiad Irena Szewlnska, P1t McCormick, Klaus Diblasi and Harrison Dillard's Olympic perlonnances escaped public recogniHon. a Lany King Llvel ~ Fat~~tt.Dowtlng Mylttrlae Stereo. GJ t:30 Cll c...... (J).• lilly illity has a plan to stop D•~:m smoking. Stareo. Wei t Week Stereo. c lilt 0. Hlddln Video Acouple Is caught smooching at • remote parking spot by aliens. Stereo. IIJ Ray llredbury Thllter 10:00 (I) NIWI (l) U.S. Olympic Gold Track & Field: Snlcklrt Mlilrose liJ (1). 20/20 Stereo. C (J) Grell~ f'wo great tllenta partorm baroque mualc by Sclrlalll.., Handtl and~ Stereo. .,. =· 11:00(%). Cll (1). Ill IIJ NtWI (1) Night Court Q (!) NewiWIICh Araanto Hll Stereo. R• iJ MOVIE: Sorortly llllbllln the Sllrntblll Bowl-O-R-. (AI {1 :30) Qt On Sllgl Stereo. @ Schlap Tille ll!llportl Tonight ~ llonltrtown Stereo. r;1 11 :30(1) Kojak C (!) Yn, Mlfiittlr (I).Nig-C 11J D 'Derll JustiCe' Crimi Tlmt Af!!! Prime Time Stereo. GJ. Teu• eor.'ltCuon Stereo. a @ SporteCtnter aMaooeJilooe ~ IIOtdiiWwn Stereo. r;1 11:35 (II. I!J) Tcnght IMw ~ Stereo. r;1 12:00 (J) MOVIE: Gymkltl (AI (2:00) Cll D Dlnnlt Millll tlll• Love Cannecuon N11hvlltt Now Stereo. a a NIWIIIIght ~ Vldeotyncraay Stereo. t 2:051iJ Nightlllll Q t2:30(1) IIDVIE: The Outllw Jolly (PO) (2:30) tlll. WKRP In CkOCIIIIIIM a• Now nc.n 111 Told (AIScntllltial (2:00) @ SoSoLIF.,..•rlflol.auta1887: Leonard vs. Hegler. 12:35(%). 01 lall Night With w- R=' DIYidla.-meR Cll Love Coro'ltCtlon Merrlad...Wnh Chllhlldr.lltno '""'* Ill Crolllllllll ao.a7......·.c.,. .. .Se!tiftG ~ lor Sen Oligo. ~--~--~~·~--------------------~ -· • . ·' e 1:00 (I). Qrowlna PIIIM Q tlll• Rawtoldi l2ll ShowBiz Tocley ~ Peld Plogrem 1:051iJ Now HCen Ill Told a Newt 1:30 (I). H't I Living • Crook and CloiH @SIIIWotkl 8 tllaeNigM Updltll 1:35 (II. 11J Frtdlly Night Videol liJ Ennlllllt•omltoentntTonlght s-~areo . .CNN WI 2:00 (l) MOVIE: a- llloWI ol the lit-' (R) (I :~) 'ill toui'Tnoln tlll• IIDVII!: Dt ollltrlu ad ol ,.... (2:00) • Club Dlncl Stareo. @ lnlldllhl ....., I'CIA Rt::" . iD Snow lkllng .s. Jumping Nettonall trom Lake Placltl, N.Y. ffi 8Wor111Niwa ~ 7GO Club With Pel ROIIIrtiOn 10:30(!) 1t801ntokeooldgl ........ oll'llnl Holt Jlllery i..ron• . . . - the film lalltlval hlld In Brlckanrldgt, Colorado. (0:30) ' • OThll•atciller · ='i.. Starring Johnny Cereon Stereo. Tw . 8 W'OIO(~ICIIWWIIIIIIIe UDdlll 8 '7GO Club With ... · Ra~utaon 2:05(J)Niwa 1:30 0 NbC Nllgligllllllllldlls 1:30!:00)IIDVII: NIShi ...... (Ill ~ . 8lpollsllllftl ta(J)eltllttt Hlrl 2:40 Ill MOVII: ..... ----- Ali I lift (Q) (2:0111 ,. ·' ·'' ·' ·' •' '• ·,• .I'' �,. Pomeroy~lddleport, BORN LOSER 511£ .. Ohio TIIA1 DAllY Television Viewing ~ TH~ l!EAA'1"'Il ~~T~~=·~ • FRI., JAN. 31 • a:oo !2l • Cll Clle 111 1121e aJI Ntwa (!) VIdeo Power \ZjSquare One TV Stereo. '(ES. MAAM WELL, ALL I CAN SAY 15 ... ~~ Grandpa always said that a D0Hy 0 1---T-..,_--r.-.;,~ ".·.1 politician was someone with a I ·1 Is 1 ~ wagging tongue and that a =~ cian statesman waslearned an ex·politi· ,.~=· who had the art W0 R N N E of ....... his tongue. 6 I 17 oft Comploil the chuckle quoied .I .I 1 . . . V ~v filline In iho misslne -d• awa~dTiy Rln nn Tin, K·l Cop TH E'r' SURE ADD UP, DON'T T~E\' .? C1J1 =·==·==· Stereo. Q 8:05 CIJ llaverty HlllbiiiiH 8:30 (2) e aJ1 NBC Newt~ (!) Sloved by lhl Bell Cll (J) e ABC Newt mWild AmoriCII Ster . Q \II Square One TV Stereo. ~ Tho Jefferson~ SCRAM-Lm ANSWERS ,.,o Wreath • Giant • Curly • Upheld • TWICE a DAY Our son was away at boot camp. We got a real laugh from one of his letters. He wrote that before he signed up he never knew lhat4:30 came around TWICE a DAY! 0 g~ic:~~JWR LETIE Rs 10 I Clllnalda Edition 1;;r (!) MecNell~hner I THIN/( SHf w.ANT.S Mf .A/.../.. TO Hf~.Jf/.f! Sfff .5.AIO SHE WOl.Jt.PN''f WISH Mf ON ANYIOPY / - ALLEYOOP New aHour Clle Candl Camere (f) l.egiiiiUvo UP!!IIe i11J Current Allalr C tiD 1D Stir !k: Tilt Next <lentrallon 1121111 Ente menl Tonight Stereo. C aJ MacOY.or Q ID SpoiiiConter 12!1 Monoyllno C1J1 MOVIE: Three Ring Clrcua (2:00) 7:05 (l) ,Addams Family 7:30 (2). aJI Jeopardy\ c (!) Now II Can Be Toiif (I) Enttrlllnmont Tonight Stoteo. Q ~· Mamed ... WIIh Children rnNowaHour MacNtlllblhrer 1!11 1121111 Paid Progrem a Be a Stir Stereo. 1D Sid World 12!1 Crotaline 7:35 C1J Sanford l Son 8:00 (2) e iiJI MOVIE: Madock: Tho Wltn~ll Klllnga (2:00) Stereo. (!) MOVI : The Mikado (2:00) Clla Family Mattera Steve's female pen pallrom prison c~es to vlsll CarL Stereo. (!) Welh ngton Waok In Review Stereo. C Ill 1121111 Reocul: 111 A pregnant woman goes into cardiac arrest. Stereo. ~ tiD ID MOVIE: 'Young Quna' Fox Nlahl at lilt Ma'llla (RJ (2:00) Stereo. Q Murder, She Wrote Q ' aaJ On Stage Stereo. 1D Woild Cup Siding a PrlmoNowa Q 8:05 <D MOYIE:.Deadly Lnaona (2:00) 8:30 Cll (J) a Capital Crltltre (Preview) Me• has the opportunity to see some iiUcians In action. Stereo. i i I ;• MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP SH~ eAtD SHee HAD 'MYMOMAND I HADANARSUMENT ~Y. IT... SHe:e. FED UP TO HERE . I DIDN'T KNO'W N011-II:R5 COUl-D RE6\SN . *"""' Wall Waofl Stereo. Are You Being Sarvad? a T11aa Coni*llon Stereo. 9:00 (I) (J) a Baby Talk Jealousy keeps Maggie from casting James as Prince Charming. Stereo. ~ (!) Dick Cavett Willi Gore VIdal Writer Gore VIdal's shares his views on politics and history and anacdoles about writers and Hollywood personalnies. (1 :00) (f) Wnhlngton Waofl In Review Stereo. E;1 iiiJ 1121 ~equlla. l IIonetti stereo. 11J Bey Aaallty a Naahvllle Now Stereo. 1D Top Rank Boxing (L) a Larry King U.el Felhor Dowling Mrallrtll 6 9:30 Cll Chltn C (J) a Billy (ifremlere) A college Instructor gets married t:•tay In America. Stereo. \II Woll I Waok Sterao. BARNEY HE PERPDSED TDME TODAY!! YEP II HE THROWED PINE BURRS AT ME-"""' ALL TH' WAY HOME!! Vol. 28, No. 52 Copyrlghled 1892 GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County voters will be asked Tuesday to restore a three-tenths of a mill levy to the Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Library so the library can resume a number of services it offered prior 10 this year. · Polls will be open in all 36 +QJ971 +A Q4 PHILLIP WEST EAST .Q3 • J 87 'KQ86 +s 2 +J 10 7 3 ALDER 9742 tAK1063 +86 2 SOUTH Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South OtJP e ave The World Almanac® Crossword Puzzle ACROSS I -Finn 5 - - about 9 Meadow 12 Dramatic conlllct 13 Seaport In Alaska 14 Laat mo. 15 BaNal movement 16 Columbus' aponaor 18 Oulatnoaa 20 Oxide ol Iron 21-111 mode 22 12, Roman 24 Common· place 27 Athena native 31 Cllmoroua 32 White froal 33 Author Tolatoy 34 Stop 35 Conaecralerl 36 Garman Mr. 37 Saturday and Antnr to Prewloua Pu. . Sunday 39 Plump 40 Domestic animal 41Mlaerables 42 Dangled 45 Kinder 49 From a single perspective 52 Feaat In Hawaii 53 WWII area 54 Suspend 55 lrllh 56- Quixote 57 Cut 58 Waltr plant 1 Chanc11 2 Cllrua lrull 3 Wind about 4 Goalle'onood Sin readlnen (2 Wdl,) 6Winbye7 Medical 5J IUifiX Conledlralt IOidltr I Something remarkable (II.) 10 AddiUonato hOUiel 8 ~Nowa ~ Emplrii ollhl . (J) • 20/20 Stereo. Q lllllll'!lllon Spadll men who made radio popular; lnt.orvlews wtlh GarrisOn KaNtor, Red Barber and Olhora. (2:00) Sleneo. Q i11J 1121• llearta Are Wild 0na or JaCk's wealthy lrlends, whO's dying, visits and !ala Jn ~lfj Stereo. Q ' Qrtller activity II Indicated tn tho year llield 11 11 making major Chenglll In ;our Thtngl you nwlly thOught . lllaUI dOing ~ could now bepo!M 111111111. tit.. AOUAIIUII.IM· 20-f'.et.' 111 Problem· JoMnll could be yout 11rong polnl tocloy, provided you can do It In a vonu~ • ltOII1 outlia dlllr!IC!Ionl. Don t mlltefl with otlterl until they're raaalllld, Know,.._ lO ~ ~tro­ ,.._ IIICI, you'll lind n. , ,,. ..a roa ... way OVjl:R THE TOP • It's official. United Way or Gallla County recently reached Its $55,1100 goal, and then some. UWGC board members met Friday afternoon to move the thermometer to the 100 percent mark for everyone to see. According to President Wayne Benson, aa awards ceremony will be held at 8 a.m. Wednes· SYRACUSE - In an effort to stem the accumulation of delin· quent accounts, the SyracuseRacine Regio!131 Sewer District has adopted a policy of shutting orr service to customers who are three months or more late in payment of their bills. The policy was put in~P effect on Jan. I . Service chargeficcrued prior to Jan. I will not be counted toward the three-month delinquen· cy period. . In a statement released Friday, sewer district trustees Edwin Neut· zling, John Murphy and Jim Wick· line said the district hired a Columbus attorney ill July 1991 to collect on delinquent accounts. "The district had a few cus. tomers who consistently refused to pay their monthly bills," the slate· merit said. "The Board or Trustees felt it was unfair for the customers Air: The Men Who Mada bello Three Feb.1.~ GO.AL Sewer district officials impose shutoff policy DOWN Ray Bradbury Thlator 10:oo ()) • ®In lilt Heat ollhl Night Gillespie looks into a ~-and-run death. (R) Stereo. B~ BRIAN J, REED Ttmes-Senlinel Starr POMEROY • Oladatun Fashe· un, 39, a Nigerian native convicted of theft and racketeering charges, has filed a motion for a new trial in Meigs County Common Pleas Coun. The motion was filed by Meigs County Public Defender Charles H. Knight, who represented Fasheun in lhe week-long jury trial in December that resulted in Fashc· un's conviction. Specifically, Fasheun was con· victed by that jury on five counts of lheft deception and one count of en~agmg in a pattern of corrupt acttvily, all felonies . He has since d br •' day, Feb. 19 at the Senior Citizens Center with certlncates being presented to all UWGC contributor~, Those donatio& should RSVP to the chamber office and the event is open tb the public, There wDI be a $3 donation. (Times-Sentinel photo by Kris Cochran)' Top 10 UWGC donors GALLIPOLIS • The rouowing are the top 10 contributors to the United Way or Gallla County program. • University of Rio Grande....................................$7 ,200• • Hills Department Store...... ~.................................$4,900• • Federal Mogul ........... "....................................... $4,800• • Pillsbury Co. or Wellston ...................................$4,400• • Gavin Power Plant.............................................. $3,600 • Big B~ar............................................................... 53,200• • Holur Medical Center............................ t .... ...... $3,100 • Kmart.................................................................. $Z,$00 • Reliance Electric .......................................... "'''''''$2,600 • Star Bank ........................................................... $2,1 00 • Denotes both corporate and employee donations. Special . recognition goes to Star Bank and J ,C. Penny for obtaining a 100 percent goal. who do timely pay their monthly bills 10 'carry the load· for those customers who are not paying their bills." While the attorney has been sue· cessful in colleclin~ the delinquent bills owed the distnct and will continue pursuing payment, the district fell action had to be taken "to pre· vent large delinquent accounts from accruing again ." This has resulted in establishment or the shutoff policy. If service to a customer is shut orr, service will be not resumed until all delinquent charges have been paid, the statement said. This Continued on A-7 · CIJ)700 Club With Pit Robtfllon 10:05 <D MOVIE: Demon 8Hd (Ri 11:00Cil• Cll (J)• • IIJ,.... c• ~==Q R• AIMitla Hill Stereo. OPGAQalt • On . . Stereo. Ollaha" Till :· QIIpoltaTMglll .. · Ill locdlltoan Sterfo, ' .1 N D ilr...£. Crime TIIM:! Sino. l'iiN Tlilll. ===. · ....,• .......,CriMI • T CailiiUIIaii s-. 1J loniMa•n Sterto. r;l 11:31Cile O .Tonllltlllllw s~. . Cll Chan c •. ' M Q 11:30~~.1:\L ' 15 Secllont, 114 PIIIIH A Muldmacllai Inc. Newop.,.r organization, which supports and encourages programs and improvements at the library, will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the library. The library is going back 10 the ballot following lhe 4,330-4,160 defeat or its three-tenths of a mill renewal levy in lhe general elec· tion last Nov. 5. Loss or revenue from that levy has forced the facili· ty to impose a number or cuts in service. These reductions include closing the library on Wednesdays and Saturdays; cancellation of chil· Continued on A-8 been conveyed to prison to begin serv ing his sentence of 19 to 40 years in prison. He was also fined $17,500 and ordered to pay reslitu· lion in excess of $670,000. At the hean or the case was the' finding by the jury that Fasheun lied to a Rutland couple, Lee and Beatrice Wood, convincing them to enter.inlo the sale of their propeny and home based upon the fact that Fasheun, through the Athena Trad· ing Company or Athens, was involved in an alleged computer sale in Nigeria. Fasheun purported to have a commission in the amount or $15.5 million waili~g in a Nigerian bank, and ultiJllately failed to complete the transaction. As a result, the Woods lost their home and property, and Fasheun was indicted by the Meigs County Grand Jury. Knight's motion for a new trial, filed last week, requests the new trial on the basis or "newly discov· ered evidence which the defendant could not have discovered with rea· sonable intelligence and produced at his trial." Among this new evidence, Knight's motion says, is a certification from C. AMuni, an officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, thai a contract between the National Petroleum Corpo1atic;m and Athena Trading Continued on A-7 · Middleport residents belpg JtS'ke,d to volunteer in recycling program By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Starr MIDDLEPORT • Plans to involve 500 households in a volun· teer recycling program to start Ibis spring are underway in Middle· port. The project is being carried out with a $11,910 grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division or Litter Prevention and Recycling. . According to Jean Trussell, development specialist, residents of Middleport are being asked to par· ticipate on a volunteer basis. Volunteers will be provided with a set or three brightly-colored bins especially constructed for the program. The bins are slackable with front openings, one to be used for aluminum cans, .another for plastics and the third for glass. Plans call for the filled bins to be picked up at the curb once every IWO ·WeekS by a village truck. The aluminum cans will be sold 10 a recycling center, and the money used by the. village to pur· chase additional bins for use in the village recycling program. WANTED: RECYCLfNG VOLUNTEERS· ReSldeQts In 500 ·: Currently the glass and plastics households In Middleport are needed to participate ia 1 recydlna will be donated to a recycling cen· project funded with a $11,910 grant from the Department ol Natu. ter since neither has a monetary ral Resources, Division or Litter Prevention and Recyclina. Tbe value in the recycling market The program will gel underway this spring. Mpney gained from the village will also pick up newspa· sale or.recyclables eoUecled by the village,will be used to purchue pers which have been tied and more bins so that more residents can btCOI\Ie Involved. Here Jean · placed at the curb. shows il set or the bins. Trussell Trussell said that the. village will • be divided into two sections and a village truck will go oul to do col· lecling in each section once every lwoweeks. The emphasis this month will be '• on gelling volunteers to sign up to what he is doing and says he can·i: participate. The recycling bins are By JULIE E. DILLON wait to geuo work every day. :· on display in the Middleport Water Times-Sentinel Starr When he first arrived for his:: Office where residents are encour· RACINE • It has been a little : Continued on A-7 over five m.onths since Meigs aged to sign up. . In the meantime, Trussell rs County native, Bruce Wolfe, seCuring material from the Division accepted his entertainment position of Litter Prevention and Recycling at the Wall Disney World Compa· which she 'will be taking into the ny as a dancer at the resort's Magic schools as an educational 1001. She Kingdom Park. Wolfe came home also plans to have a poster cpntest for a visit on Wednesday and left for a slo'an and logo with .prizes early this morning (Sunday). for'the wmners. One emphasiS, she Wo1fe, age 22, who has been at , explained, is .6n educali~g the pub· Disney World since Aug. 23, says lie llbout the 1mponartt roleDf recy- . he just ''stumbled into" his job at ·' cling as it relates to the environ- Disney World. He went simply to mCDl wafuh the special auditions for the She said that with Middleport 20th anniversary celebration of initialing the prognun now, the vii· Disney World and says he had no lage will ~ one step ahead when intentions of triing out until he saw recycling becol'fleS mandatory in the other performers. He tealizcd "I Ohto. Recycling is one method of can do that" and he did. Bef~ he reducing what goes to the landfill, knew il he was offetlld a fuU-time Trussell said, and that makes an job. · ·' · if11pacl on how we all live. . Wolfe is a Calypso Dancer in The bins, constructed of heavy the Surprise Celebration Parade duty plasti~ wbitb can be easily and also in the Speclro Magic · hosed out and disinfected, will be Parade in Disney's Magic King. ..... dom . He says he ·absoltilely loves BRUCE WOLFE Continued oa 11.·7 ''.. Meigs native 'just stumbled : onto job' at Disney World gc::-Thio awortdNtn 12:00) 10:30 0 Tile llllcNtllllt • CIOOic tllld ChaN ' Based on new evidence, Knight requests second Fasheun trial +5 er~. ~ BERNIGE BEDEOSOL a1 the Greenfield Township Volun- ages or 2 and 12, 1he read-a-than teer Fire Depanment instead of lhe will feature volunteers reading old Gallia Elementary School. aloud favorite stories. Children The Friends of the Bossard may choose a book to have read to Memorial Library are sponsoring a them , or listen to other youths ' read-a-thon Sunday from 1:30 until selections. 5:30 p.m. in lhe librlll)'. Free and The event is being held to draw open to all children between the attention to the levy. The Friends +K95 (f) Graph Matchmaker instantly reveals warding cycle for the fulllllment oi pracwhich signs are romantically perfect lor tical and ambitious objectives. Oon't lei you. Mall $2 plus a long, setf·ad· indiHerence cause this propitious peridressed, stamped envelope to Match- od to Slip past you. maker, c/o this newspaper. P:o. Box VIRGO (Aug. 23-Bepl. 22) Try to lighten 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. up and organize more effectively an on· PISCES (Fob. :ZO.March 20) In order to deavor In which you're Involved. You're be successful today, you must bellave on the right triCk and, with a little mole thai victory Is a foregone conclusion. If thought, most of the risk etomonta can you do, you lhOuld lind It rather easy to be removed . fill In tho blonks that make It so. LIBRA (llpt. 23-0ct. 23) ImproveARIEl (Mitch 21·April 11) Your suc- ments are likely at this lime whore your cess todoy wtll be predicated upon the business and financial Interests are l~tenslly ol your motivation. If thare are concerned. There are h6polul Indica· specific objec11vee you Intend to Ilona that you could aet larger·returns 'achieve, the probabilities ane running In than you Initially anticipate. your ravor. SCORPIO (Oct. :M-flov. 22) Mattera TAURUB(Aprfl 20-Mer 20) You're like- t~at. require lmmedlata diiC!IIIIon ly to tearri a tot mone'lodl)i ltOIII persdn' llllould be·put on thllable today:You're at experience than you wtll gamer from abla to elicit onthuslum lor your con· lactur08 or bOOks. You'D lind uooful ap· copla, 1-y getting thl nod of ap. pltcltlona lor what you learn In the real provll you need. . world . IAGITTAIIIUI(IIov.2S-Dec 21)Ambl· GIIIINtiMar 21-.1- 201 Changes are tlon and Imagination, ertactlwly CDU· In thl oiling todoy, 'but don't lot IMm plod, provide you wtllt a dynlmlc com· concern you. Tho odds agatnat anything blnetlon todl)'. Whln t'-lactoro are going awry arovory nominal.' . operativ., PttiDilll glin llllklly. .CANCElliJune 21..,., 22111 you have CAPIIICOM (Dec. 22..-.. 18) Thoro it oomothlng or consequence to work out nothing wrong with oxorcillng your lnl· with anotner. do It on a raee-to-fac:t ba· llativa and -~~- tOday lor the II• fr•lrom outlillo lnftuonoo. Negolla· like of furthering your pertonailnter· nona today lhould work out favorably 08ta, provided you don't.do lnyllllng to for both partlol. . hurt ollterlln thl procon. ' .' LIO 'IJulr 23-Aug.;221 You'roJn are· . ' precincts from 6:30a.m. until 7:30 p.m. The levy will be the only item appearing on the ballol Board of Elections officials have pointed out thai the only change in polling places for this election will be tn Greenfield Township. Voters will cast ballots •• s ou1 ·. Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, February 2, 1992 'AJ5 West Not til East One of my favorite teaching hands Soulb Pass I NT Pass 1 gives the declarer, playing in three no· • All pass Pass 3 trump, A·K·Q·f>.4 of clubs in hand op· • posite 8·7·6· 3 in the dummy. Declarer Opening lead: +8 has no side entry in his hand and needs five club tricks. Given that the oppos· ing clubs are breaking 3-1 , how would you manage the suit? . . , Apart from failing to count, many contanued · . players don't pay sufficiently close at· AI th,e trme, declarer crossed to tention to the vital spot-cards. In the dummy s club queen and played a above .example, almost everyone runs heart .to the jack, but West won wrt,h the clubs from the top and finds that th~ k1ng. one down. True, East s the fourth round has been won with . swttch to lhe heart t~o looked as dummy's eight. The club five in hand . thouglt he had an honor tn lhe SUit (and is high, but there is no way to cash it. ·West had ~essed well not to return Under the A·K·Q, dummy 's 8·7·6 must the su1t at tnck three), but. South over-.•. be unblocked. ilooked lhe power of the dtamond sevDeclarer overlooked a vital spot· .en. Clearly East had lhe clla.mond ace. card on today's deaL Alter an aggres· ;After entermg lhe dummy wllh lhe sive auction, South was in four spades.jclub 9ueen, declarer should have led West led the diamond eight: jack, king, lhe dtamond 9ueen, rulflnl away the five. East returned the heart lwo: five, face. Dummy 18 re-entered ~tth a cl~b queen, three. Back came the diamond . to the ace, and declare~ diSCards bis two: nine 10 spade two. South cashed heart loser on the established diamond ' ' ·seven. Spot on! the A·K ofHspades, bhoth doppohnentshfol· ®•-.-.-u•uu 111 ow Sunny. Higlt In mld-4tls. .AK10952 Can you spot the solution? 1owmg. ..', Library seeks public's support in Tuesday vote l·ll·tl '10 9 3 By Phillip Alder i11J Wheel or Foiluno Q (I) Wt-4Y WOULD OL' TUNK LAUNCt-4 A.N ATTACK ON U5? NORTH t64 ... ., • tmts· I I I I I .I I BRIDGE Along lhe river .............. B1·7 Business/Farm ...............D1·8 Classified ....................... DJ. 7 Deaths ................................ AJ Editorai ............................. A2 Sports ............................. C1-8 Weather...........................A'J Old papers contain good source of Gallipolis black history • Sands • A·6 A-8 f t PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS 1 {;:II IN THESE SQUARES • p. Inside A touching valentine story · Beat of the Bend by Bob Hoeflich • Page A-4 I iJ IDIII CBS Newt Q trn II Andy Oilfltth . Saturday's basketball results - C 1 L.....L--1-.L-..L-..1~ 1 you develo,:. from step Na. 3 bek.w. aJ Scaoby Dao CIJI Now Zorro Stereo. Q 8:35 (l) Andy GrtHHh 7:00 ~ e II)) Wheal of Fortune ' 75 cenh '"'i ·' '. f !..:::?!'' Court stereo Q . . Today is Groundhog r" . , . , Day EVE NINO ~ . I>' Sundav• PUUIU rn ANding Rainbow C • , TfOMFil~ IYFJ' F · IVMHXP PLOZLIMDH :' EDJOFG. H' F U F P P L J G E D H F II X W H I D N B.F J • ,. LJF C,O J LHI JDTFJI , PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "To oopy others Is neceoury, but to copy -1' Is palhlllc." - Pablo Plcauo. . · • ·• SAYING FAREWELL · • Well·,lalttra 'stopped bylhe Stowaway Ruuaraat Friday ·ane,..ooa to '117 farewell 'to Palla TbKit:er, •(ceater), uecutlve dl.-eetbr of tbt GaiiiJ!OIII 'Area CbaiDber'of Co!Dmerct. Tbttelter, wllo U& t1ee1 wkh the eham ber for 1 ynr aad a hiU'I '. . rtmtlylmDted tbe poilldol of Melp COIIDty Clwaber Ill toanatrCtiEcoboll!le DeveloDiaent Director; Pictured wltl Tbttelt:er art Jaa II'OWII, · (left),' GIJUpolls RetBII Merchanll A110e~tlon prtsldeal, aad Roa McPade, (rl&ht), chamber prealdeat. (TIIIti·Seatlnel plloto by Krls <;oebnn) · , . ' ~ . . ' ' . '• ~ f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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