https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f728fb619f2ef60b7bed1934fcd644d9.pdf d0e52beb70803f2532bddc0b17d4675e PDF Text Text Page-12-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, March 12, 1992 Taintet;l blood device blamed for hospital hepatitis outb~eak; 26 cases tracked BOSTON (AP) - A hepatitis sin¥le ward to improper use of a a disposable prong that is held outbreak in a California veterans sprmg-loaded finger-slick device. against the paUent's fmger to hold hospital was traced to contamina- These instruments are commonly the device in place. tion of a hand-held gadget used to used to draw small amounts of They theorize that the prong prick fingers to draw blood, blood, often to check levels of became contaminated with hepatiaccording to a report published sugar, hemoglobin or cholesterol. tis-tainted blood, which spread the today. The researchers found that nurs- virus from patient to patient Researchers from the U.S. Cen- es always changed the lancet used • The outbreak occurred between ters for Disease Control tracked 26 to prick the finger after each use. June '!989 and March 1990 at the cases of hepatitis B infection in a But a third of them Veterans Affairs hospital in Fresno, Calif. The CDC earlier put out a nationwide alert about the hazard. Dr. Louis B. Polish and other researchers described the investigation in today's issue of the New England Journal of Medicine. Hymn sing set They cautioned that even if the "H one device must be used for lancet and prong are changed after more than one patient, it should be each use, tile virus could still con- cleaned and disinfected.'' taminate tile device if nurses fail to Since the outbreak, the hospital change their gloves, too. "Each patient should ideally has switched to individually packhave a separate, dedieated finger- aged, dis~sable devices. No new stick device," the doctors wrote. hepatitis mfections have been seen. Ohio Lottery Eastern "" athletes honored Pick 3: 004 Pick 4: 4697 Cards: 9-H; 5-C; 6-D; 7-S Low IAlnlght In 20s. Saturday, portly cloudy. High Inlow 40s. Page4 The Middleport First Baptist Church will have a gospel hymn Fundraiser continues sing on Sunday, March 22 al 7 p.m. The sophomore class of South- featuring the Faith Baptist Choir, em High School is having a fund Joy, and the Faith Baptist Youth raiser to benefit that class. Further Choir. Fellowship will follow in information may be obtained by the church social hall. Public invit· calling Rose Yocum at 949-2029. ed. It makes cruising more enjoyable. FRmAYNIGBT SEAFOOD BUFFET Vol. 42, No. 218 Copyrighted 1992 Friday, March 13, 4·8 P.M. 2 Sections, 14 Pages 25 conta A llultlmedlo Inc. Newspoper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, March 13, 1992 Goodyear announces $63.5 million expansion $ 49 PER PERSON The Dexter Trooper ill a claBSic haoc!Bewn boat llhoe with pleqty of cushioning for thoae timea when you're traveling on land. fTI'w MIDDLEPORT SHOE PLACE 992·5627 ) PERFORMANCE PLANNED • The children's play, "Rum· plestiltskin" wiD be held on Friday evening at 7 p.m. at the Middleport American Legion Hall. The familiar performance will be enacted by the Columbus Junior Theatre and is sponsored locally by the Middleport Recreation Department. Tickets for tbe performance are $2 for adults and $1 for preschoolers and students. Information is available from the recreation department, 9926782. By Mindy Kearns . prepared press release. In a morning interview with A $63.5 million expansiOn h~s been announced for Goodyear s Goodyear officials, the Register Poim Pleasant polyester resin plant, learned from Wayne Love, plant located in Apple Grove, with the manager, that the expansion will formal announcement and create anywhere from .50 to .80 groundbreaking ceremony planned · permanent new JObs, while creaung for today. a peale of ISO to 200 construction Gov GastDn Caperton was JobS. sched~led to attend the I p.m. Scheduled for completion by the first quarter of 1994. the expansion ceremony. boost annual PET The expansion will increase the will plant's capacity to. manufacture (polyethylene tercphthalate) resin resins used in makin~ food con- production by more than 35 pertainers. company offic1als srud '" a cent. While Love stated that preliminary work, such as surveying, is being done already, actual construction on the expansion will begin in July or August. Love said of the new jobs, about 15 to 20 percent of the permanent positions will be highly skilled, technical people. He added tile company recruits these employees from Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia. "We find we do better recruiting local people because they want to stay in the area," Love stated. He added the remainder of the per- manentjobs would be "local hires." Good~ear is engaged in negotiauons regarding the sale of the polyester business, which would include the expansion announced today. Accordmg tD Terry Persinger, · vice president and general manager, Goodyear Polyester Division, the expansion was purely business driven with the timing of the project being crucial. He said the company has touched base with potential buyers, and they were aware of the expansion project. By BRIAN J, REED new medium-security state prison, Sentinel News Staff he hopes to be employed there. · A Meigs County man has been That would be a far cry from the honored by the Ohio Department of days when Gilmore had no steady Education for his accomplishments employment, when he depended on in the General Equivalency Diplo- disability benefits and on public rna program, and now , Bi!l assistance. Gilmore of Pomeroy has set hts Gilmore said Thursday that the sights on a life-long career. A.B.E. program has made a draGilmore scored in the top 10 malic difference in his life. percent of all G.B.D. recipients in "Passing my G.E.D. gave me a the State of Ohio in 1991, and is lot more confidence," Gilmore now eligible to receive a college said, "and it opened the door for scholarship. better employment. There arc lots Gilmore participated in the and lots of jobs out there that you Meigs County Adult Basic Educa- can't even apply for without a high tion prQgram in Middleport, and school diploma." was taught by A.B.E. instructors "You get out of it what you put Shirley Mitchell and Meryl into it," he said. "If you want to Houdasheldv He rrt!W""attends · learn. the staff at· the-A.B.E. P,roBuckeye Hill Cancer Center, where gram is capable of helping you. ' he is pursuin~ the Basic Peace Gilmore said that he received a Officers Traimng program. After lot of family encouragement during completing that course, GilrMre his days in the A.B.E. program, and hopes to get his degree m cnmmol- now that he is enrolled at Buckeye ogy. . . . Hills. He and his wife, Katie have a Gilmore sa1d that 1f Me1gs son Bill, and a daughter, Heidi. County is selected as the site for a .:We're very proud of Bill and The Meigs County Board of Education will expand the Adult Basic Education/Jobs program under a pilot project funded with a $20,634.38 grant. A report on the grant and the planned expansion was given by County Superintendent John D. Riebel, Sr. at this week's meeting of tile Meigs County Board of Education. The pilot project is a cooperative effort of the Ohio Department of Education and the Ohio Depart. ment of Human Services, with ·active panicipation locally of the County Board of Education and the ..Miljgs...Collll.cy...D.epartment .of • Human Services. Meigs County was selected as '., I • one of four counties to be included in the program. The new funding is in add1tion to money also received for the county's ABE/JOBS program, Riebel said. . The superintendent reported that the state evaluation of the County Board of Education has been HIGH SCORE - Pomeroy resident Bill Gilmore and his received and a public meeting to instructors in the Meigs County Adult Basic Education program discuss the results of the evaluation are mighty proud or bis G.E.D. score. Gilmore, seated far left, with the public has been set for scored in the top 10 percent statewide In 1991, and is now etigible Monday, April 6, at 7 p.m. That tor a college scbolarsbip. Gilmore is also the bigbest ~.E.D. reci.pimeeting will be followed by the ent to come out or ibe local A.B.E. program. P1ctured w1tb reguar session of tile Board. Gilmore are his A.B.E. instructors Shirley Mitchell and Meryl Clarence Ed Evans. a private Houdasbeldt. (Sentinel Photo by Brian J, Reed) educational consultant, met with WASHINGTON (AP) the board to present his ideas conEmbarrassed House members are cerning the need for a community rushing to give constituents an college in Meigs County as well as Puckett and Ernestine Kay Ward of handicapped teacher, three years, an Educational Technology Center, Meigs Local were awarded school and Marie Mulford, multi-handi - explanation of their check-kiting habits before the release of an officapped teacher, two years. the purpose of which would be to bus driver certificates. cial offenders list. Many feared promote a closer working relationContracts for several county Sale of a copier to the Davis- voters would seek retribution on ship between students, schools and employees were extended. They Quickel Insurance Co. was employers. . . include Kitty Hazier, talented and approved; Also discussed and election day. The House early today voted It was voted darmg the meeung gifted coordinator, three years: approved was a code of ethics for 4 26-0 to make public the names of to participate in the Ohio School Sandy Chadwell, speech patholo- members of boan1s of education. 3S5 current and former members Board Association's !993 Workers gist, five years: Susie Heines and Compensation Group R,ating Pro- Michele Pratt. speech pathologists, Attending besides Riebel were who took advantage of free overgram . . three years; Perianna .Holmberg, Oris Smith, presid\lnt, Bill Quickel, drafts at the House bank. It singled Kathy Barringer and Patsy severe behavior handicapped teaeh- vice president, Robert Burdette, out 24 as the worst abusers, and left it to the public til label the rest Prater of Eastern Local and Sidney er, three years: Patty Coole, multi- Jeff Harris and Harold Lohse. . The chamber began its debate ' MERCURY Goodyear's Polyester Division is a manufacturing and technological leader in polyester resins for food containers, beverage bottles, dual ovenable food trays and clear thermoformed containers. The division also recently stated com mercia! production of a foodgrade. FDA-approved PET resin called "Repete," which uses recycled bottles as a raw material. According to Love, Goodyear had prior expansions at the local plant in both 1988 and 199 L Continued on page 3 Meigs County man honored by state for high GED score Meigs board to expand program FORD "From day one, all potential buyers were told of the expansion, and the cost of the project was shown 10 them. Potential buyers are not only buying the business, but the future and the potential of the bu~;ness," Love said . "This new facility will help the Polyester Division maintain its growth and increase its capabilities to supply quality polyester resins at low cost," said Persinger. "Newly developed Goodyear melt and solid state technologies will be used to assure thi s continued leadership." his accomplishments," instructor Shirley Mitchell said. "His score of 72.6 is the highest score achieved so far in the Meigs County program.'' . The G.E.D. program tests adults in the areas of writing skills, social . studies, science. literature and the arts and mathematics. The passing. score for the G.E.D. program is an average in all subject$ of 45. Besides ~g adults for the G.E.D. exammation, the Meigs County Adult Basic Education pro-_ gram provides literacy training as· well as training in basic skills.· Classes are offered at the Middle-· port branch of the Meigs County Public Library (992-5713) Rnd at the J.'f.P.A. office in Pomeroy (992-2222) and information about the program is available from either location. Besides Mitchell and Houdasheldl, A.B.E. instructors include Avanell Evans and Pal Nease. 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To apply, JUSt ~-800727-6565 orVISlt the rJAAIV"=~I~ Bank One ~near Qll'f/Wn ~UI~,_· you for full deul~s ~it takes: IW«~IiTJiff6,NA ...... I'OC. WASHJNGTON (AP) - The Senate is offering to let millions of Americans dip into their Individual Retirement Aocounts to fmance the purchase of a new car. _ Ail amendment providing penal,ty-free IRA withdrawals of up to · $10,000 for buying a ear this year was added to a Democratic tax-cut )De~sure Thursday night. The amendment's future is no brighter than that of tlie overall bil~ which President Bush is promising to velQ.'i . But the prospect of a veto is not ~etetring ~enators fr~m add!ng amendments to the b1ll, whtch Democratic leaders hope to piss by tonight. Do~ens of proposed chang~ were pending, although it was unlikely most would be considered. : "Thll bill 1s aoing to be vetoed and the veto is ~oln\:J: sus· tainecl," Repubbcan r Bob Dole of Kanaaa retnlnded col· leagues. "Unless need to practico there's no to offer all these IIIICildmatts.•• Democrats, who control the ·Senate, have sucmd'ully defended tholr tnitldle-class tu. ctlt apbllt 1W0 nt$r cltalienpl, IIIII are JD- y.:Just ~~Ilkuta~~-y~amy dnce the flood of amondmon~a ondl. •• ' stuff. But when it became clear that the House was going to vote ID disclose all the names, that figure began to soar. House Speaker Torn Foley was asked today if he thought many members would lose their seats because of a repeated overdrafts. "I don't think that you'll see many members of Coogress losing their jobs ... over this itself," Foley said on NBC. "But members will have ID tell the truth to their ,constituents, explain what happened. And I think for tile most part. those Continued on page 3 Senate votes incentive for car Legislators oppose waste dump : buyers, loo·ks to pass .tax cut REBATE ... ;................................................750.00 PRICE.................................... $15,333.00* by accepting the resignation of tile overseer of the now-defunct bank, Sergeant at Arms Jack Russ. But for the most part, lawmakers worried aloud about their own jobs. "As of today," ethics committee member Fred Grandy, R-Iowa, told his colleagues, "your talkshow hosts have a topic. Your opponent has an issue. And your constituents have a reason to support term limitations." Before Thursday, only about five dozen lawmakers had confessed to writing checks beyond their balances. mostly small-change '-' A majority of senators rejected Bush's short-term tax plan for stimulating the economy. A bipartisan effort to eliminate the tax cut and use the revenue from a tax increase on the rich to reduce llie deficit was defeated Th-y. It is the tax increase that has raised Bush's ire. It would generally be paid by single people witti annual incomes above about $180,000 and couples above the $210,000 range. In addition, those with taxable incomes above $1 million· would be hit with a surtax of up to 10 J;lMeftt. The b1ggest' single share of that tax increase would finance a permanent taX credit of up lO $300 year for each child under 16 in families making less than $60,000. The bill a11o includes a venlon ol tho even tax CUlptl thll Busb recommended u lbart-tt:rm stimulants ror the eCODomy. These lncltiele a capilll-p!nlllll redlit:don, a new Cledit of up to $5.000 for 10me home buycra, special relief for the real esi&IO industry and u · incendve for busineiSes to buy macllinely thiJ year. 1bo Seaale lgreed to allow IRA widldrawlll for car buyen 0\'el the 01111011t1on of LlOyd Benucn. D·'l'ow, chief author of the tax bill. He called it bad retirement a sen. lot COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A legislator who in 1984 voted to let Ohio join a compact of Midwest policy. "What we are seeing here states for the disposal of low-level 1s shortsighted thinking," he said. radioactive waste now is proposing ••A car is not an investment" the state pull out of the agreement S~n. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., who Sen. Neal Zimmers, D-Da>"Dn, wrote the IRA amendment, cited said Thursday he is lntroduciRg a one estimate that it could encour- bill for the withdrawal of Ohio age up to 6.S million people to buy from the Midwest Interstate Comnew cars. pact on Low-level Radioactive "The automobile industry is the Waste. The measure also would very hean of the recession,·· said block other states from disposiag Sen. John Danforth, R-Mo. of their waste in Ohio. "Revival of the automobile indus· . Zimmers said sponsors of lhe try is the answer ID the revival of 1984 legislation assured him at the the economy." time that Michigan would wind up The Democratic bill and a simi- being tile dump site, and t1!at Ohio lar version already passed by the had an option of backing out of the House would permit penalty-free deal. , wilhdrawala froni IRAs to help buy "Even so, obviously, I think a first homo or to .pay tuition or what we've learned as of today medical cxpenaes. would have changed my position Tbe Senate also accepted anyway," be said. III)Cildmcats by: . Zimmen outlined details of hiJ -Sell. Howard Metzenbaum, propOsal It a news conference the D-Ohlo. to deny tax deductions in same day Rep. Ronald MOUI intronviftll and lou takeovers lhat'· bavo been aublitlizod by federal duced a reJOiutlon in t11e Houle to reaaiiiDG. He llid tblt would save t~~d.!':'th~n~u~~~ $900 million over the next five • t is my position that Ohio iJ yean. an unsuitable place for a radioac-Bontion, to allow self- live wute diDftp," MOUI, D-Parma, employed people to deduct I 00 said in a news release. pen:ent rl tho cost of buying health "Mucb of Ohio iJ in the Great lllltii'IIICe Cot tbeattlelvea illd their Lakes ecosystenl, .S lilY nac~ famllloa. 1bo *n&C. from ~ per· wute accident would lllftll' bave a cent under cwrept 1.,_., ~uld be disastrous effect qn !lOt only our perrn.J)L environment, but also on tbe I health, safety and welfare of many ated within the state. A separate bill expected to be Ohio residents," he said Zimmers• bill would require the introduced on behalf of Gov. Ohio Environmental Protection George Voinovich would authorize Agency to set standards, subject to the state to provide a dump for legislative approval, for operation waste from Ohio, Iowa, Missouri, by pri vale industry of a plant to · Indiana, Wisconsin, and Minnesohandle onlY, low-level waste gencr- la. ·- ----- Loc'al bn"e,.fts---".] 1 EMS Unl't'S answer CallS Five calls for assiSWICe were answered on Thursday and early on Friday by units of Meigs County Emergency Medical Services. At 1:51 p.m. on Thursday, Syracuse unit went to Forest Run Road. Patsy Price was laken to Pleasant Valley Hospilll. At 4:19 p.m., Pomeroy squad went to State Route 143 for JIIIICS C. Wyatt, who was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 7:30 p.m., Life Flight transported James C. Wyatt to Riverside JlospitU. At 8:01. p.m., Rutland squad was sent to Gibson Road. Ken Wiland was~ to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital. On Friday at 3:19a.m., Middleport unit wentlQ Union Aven11e. Betty Roell was taken to Veterans. Davis arrested, charged · Metis . County Sheriff J1mes M. Souslby reports the arrest on .• Thunday evening of JiB L. Davis of New Haven, W.Va. oo a bid c~ · to Souilby, Davis was arrested II a Pomeroy business establllluneaL She E d and was released fiom custody ~ allearinJ Ill Mt County Court . Meilwbile, Cyndlia o( POmeroy, who w.. 1 d on ~~=!",.~~ofcbFrida~yc_lwsec. was achedbled 10 • ; • Ill ••_ . "~ """"' •t �Friday, March 13, 1992· · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Rubbergate: Full disclosure, nothing less _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ who had overdrawn their House Bank accounts by more than a month's salary, be disclosed to the general public. The recommends- In the wake of disclosures last year by the General Accounting Office that many members of the U.S . House of Representati ves were guilty of careless, if not outrig ht conscious abuse of their check cashing privileges at the House Bank, a pledge was made by the House Leadership to get to the bottom of this embarrassing revela· tion. This past week, after much debate and deliberation, the U.S. House of Representatives' Standards of Official Conduct Committee finally completed its investigation and reported that it plans to recommend that the names of 19 · current and five fonner members. Cong. Clarence Miller iions of the 14-member bipantisan ethics panel were not unanimous, however, in that four of its members felt that a much higher number of members willfully and knowingly abused their privileges and that the list to be released should, be a lot longer, if not all inclusive. Let me bi!Ck up for a minute and explain the workings of this now defunct bank. What_has been referred ro by the tnedia as a bank was, in reality, a member's cooper· ative. It was an operation set up for the convenience of the members and was located close ro the House Chambers in the U.S. Capitol Building. Each month, each member's payroll check would be deposited wilh this institution if lhe members · so des ignated. Mon ies kept on account did not earn interest as they do with most other banking establishments. The collective monies deposited, unlike other conventional banks and credit unions, was not reinvested to earn income. It simply _remained on deposit. Nor- mally this reservoir of funds was more than sufficient to cover any overdrafts that members might write. The great majority of members pracliced good banking habits and kept a surplus in their accounts to draw against. There were !hose, however, who knew lhat regardless of lhe amount of money !hey might have in their account a given time, that they could write a check for any amount and the House bank would cover it. In effect, they were using the deposits of their colleagues (not tax payer dollars) to cover their shortfalls. Knowtng that they weren't going to be charged, like !hey would at a conventional bank- ing institution for such overdrafts, a number of members proceeded to make a habit of the practice. It is the se members that most feel should be exposed for their indiscretions. In total, some 355 lawmakers (296 current and 59 former members) either wittingly or unwittingly, were found to have overdrawn their accounts at least once between July, 1988 and last Fall. Some want to see all of the names on this list released. Others feel just those that showed a conscious pattern of abu se should be held accountable, and those that unwittingly overdrew their account on one or two occasions, be spared public disclosure. Personally, I'm concerned that the general public is inclined to tar everybody with the same brush . Whether the member in question overdrew hi s or her account by $5.20 or $5,200, whether he or she wrote one bad check or a hundred bad checks, the verdict would be the same - guilty as charged. At the same time, if the ethics committee only recommends releasing the names of the 24 members that it deems to be flagrant abusers, I'm afraid the public will be inclined to yell, "coverup!" The committee's definition of flagrant, I might add, is any repeat (Continued on Page 3) The Dally Sentlnei-Page-3 • _F~.da~~~Ma;;ro;h;.1;3;,1:99;;2;;;;~;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;-------~--~Po~m~e~~~Y~~~AI~dd~l!ee,o~rt~·2!!!1!2___________________________2~~~~~==~!=~·. 1 · 01110 VJ1_·,1tlwr Another cold spell to hit region Saturday Saturday, Mafdl 14 Accu-Weathe~ forecast for MICH. : : : . : · : : · . : . , · : T By Tb~ Associated Press . ex h~ ~a~onal Weather Servtce pee htg~ghpr=re sy~te~ to m<>j'e east rom t movm~ mto O!J o roday: Another al~ cltpper wt~ move sowilu~ of Ohio Saturday. sy_slem cause some snow or nurnes over the soulhern half of lhe slate late tonight and Saturday morning. Fl_urries are expected in northern Ohw. This the~:!!rsJ:~~~il~~:e~~~ IND. 40s south. •I Columbus I 37"1 a• THEE W. 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He was a retired Mason County Courthouse MaintenanCe employee and a former employee of the Norlh Aplericah Avialion Company in Columbus, OH:-He ·was alsO a self· employed carpenter and a veJeran of World War II. He was preceded in death by his wife, Groce (Simpkins) Hayes. Survivors include three daughters, Sharon and Charlene, both of Columbus, and Anna King of Gallipolis; one step-daughter, Linda Simpkins of Gallipolis; one step-son, Edward Simpkins of Gallipolis; two sisters, Helen Grace Rusche! of Syracuse, OH., and !Ia Mae Bowers of Patask•la, OH.; four brothers, Virgil Hayes of Columbus, Carson Hayes of TC~~as, Robert Hayes of SyracliSe, and William Hayes of Illinois; eight grandchildren; and three great· grandchildren. . Fulltl81 services will he conduc· ted Monday at II a.m. at the Crow· Russell Funeral Home in Point Pleasant Burial will follow in Kirkland Memorial Ganlens in Point PleasanL Friends may call lhe funeral home Sunday from 5 to 9 p.m. Leonard Mattox DINmE TABLE & 4 CHAIRS 97 Reotonlc ~- O!thoTonlc Magic Mk:kh llted 81 .. Cov• oaY ~399 NOT $699.95 ONLY Trlllllonlll Stylt, Dirk Green ~ Flonl P1llem FULL MATTRESS & BOX SPRING sa99.95 34997 Earty American Clauics. Rugged Gold Nyton Bn• Tllm, Llnllllptng, Foom 8 HOURS ONLY! 5 DOORS OPEN SUNDAY OAK PEDESTAL TABLE/6 OfAIRS Kincaid Solid Olk Fonnk:l Top 48" Round Pedeslel Tllble, 2 - 10"1eav.. , 2 Bow back Arm 111d 4 Sldt Chllre, I OFF • BASSETT • FLEXSTEEL • SPRING AIR • RESTONIC * KINCAID • ENGLAND • HARRIS • JIMSON • IMPERIAL Tills Is A PUBUC SALE nd sWI be cOid~eted OliN ~res af EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. 842 2•dAve. Gal;als, Olllo Raymond Hayes NAME BRANDS TO BE RELEASED... 12 NOON 'TIL 8:00 P.M. - Two step-children of Helen Caldwell, 85, of Tuppers Plains, who died Thursday at St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va., w.ere unintentionally omitted by lhe family in the obituary liSting of surVIvors. They are a step-son, Bill Caldwell, and a step-daughter, Rita Hutchnson, both of Columbus. A sister-in-law, Lucy Young, also preceded Mrs. Caldwell in death. FINANCING AVAILABLE 6 MONTHS SAME AS CASH FREE DELIVERY- FREE SET·UP HOURS. SLEEP SOFA I Extended forecast: Soulb·Central Oblo Sunday tbrougb Tuesday: Toni~ht, becoming cloudy with A chance of flurries Sunday. snow hkely late. Low 25-30. Fair on Monday and Tuesday. Chance of snow is 60 percent Sat· Highs in upper 20s to lhe upper 30s urday, ~ likely in lhe morning, Sunday and Monday and the 40s becomtng partly cloudy in the Tuesday. Lows 15-25 Sunday and afternoon. High in the low 40s. Monday and the 20s Tuesday. Chance of snow is 60 peltCDt Helen Caldwell SUNDAYIII No Item Will Be Held Back Regardless Of Name Brand FREE DELIVER - FREE SET·UP - FINANCING AVAILABLE NO PAYMENT 'TIL SEPTEMBER - NO LAY·A·WAYS 01992 Accu-Woelher, Inc. A weak low pressure area may affect Ohio Sutiday with a cbance of flurries. Highs will range from lhe upper 20s to lhe upper 30s. Around tbe nation Dry weather prevailed across much of the nation today, but a storm front threatened to bring light snow to the northern Plains and the upper Mississippi Valley. Snow was possible in northern New York and _nll'lhern Maine. Mild temperatures were expect~rossMmuch of lhe West, as far n On~=a.hea zed N yJ:'• Osvy snow para1 ewff' . Is t werco County, orhcm g o diCta s o c ose ~ome sc oo 1s an canco1 recreauona events. The snow rota! in Parish , ~··had r:hed~~~es since Asnows d gan M Y· h' h na~on a,. ~n~'4 w tc darme to a re~ T , wa~l 0 eS:SU:: N . ~W· ~· ~n . y_.d eS . ~n. .ea h r Ner;:~ce ~a• d l~ttte~ tnk~ e . 0 ;.es ~ j 0 oc tesd me 1u mg ort an , re., an l . 1 /o --------Area deaths STORE WILL REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL... NOON •.. FREE DELIVERY - NO LAY·AWAYS 6 Months Same As Cash OFF SUNDAY ~·--GtopHcaNOI --.....-...;--Weather----- AUTHORIZED AND CERTIFIED REDUCTIONS ON EVERYTHING UP TO 1 The Daily Sentioel (UIPI 111-110) l'ubllohed ....,. ofloraoon, Mondoy t.lmluP Fliday, JU CGm Sl:.. ~· Ohio by lhe Ohio VolloJ 1'1111ltohln1 Compony/Malllmedli Inc., Pomoroy, dhlo 457118ici I'll. WJ-211!11. SecoM ..... ' ,....... pe 1& PwwroJ, Ohio. -llooo. ........., ...... Aaodaled - · .,.t'llto ' Oltlo Nowopoper NoUCMtOI MY•U•htf Re-lod.., Brafthom No_,., s.roo, 73J Tilt,.. Now'iiri:; N... -111017. 7 p.m. . joe.Neal Joe Neal; 81, of Veterans · Memorial Exteaded Care Unit, · Pomeroy, formerly of S08 Oak Drive, Oalliilolil, died Tuesday, . h 011o w...................................;....... uo Marth 10, 1992 at VeteranS MemoOlio M11111t......................................... te.llll rial Holpital. Olio Yar.......................,.......... - ...183.:10 •, IINOLI COPY . He was bom Dec. \S, 1910 in 1 _I PaiCI HarriJon TOYil1allkl Glllla County, ~..........................:..............~~··25 Cent. . aoil of lbe late '11ionw and Bftle '$;•.,., - _,""'.toolri .. to PIJIIM CllllJloleerNM. or trt 111- • - t. The Ho wu • retired empl~ of CIIJtiJOIIo Da!IJ ~ - I llno.lia at If -tit t.Ooti. cr.tll wtlllM at- thO Columbut Cll)' Hellth Depart• Ohio Valley and the northern Plains; and in the 50s and 60s across much of the Soulh, central Plains and the interior west Temperatures were expected to reach the 70s today in western ·- $459 mz"ll" . tQX reJ,f.,un dS zon zn l d · aThrea 'Y sent to 0 hioans I e nternal Revenue Service has issued more than $459 million in federal refunds to central and so.uthern Ohioans, $63 million more than last year at this time. The reason_ Ohioans are filing earlier and getting larger refunds according ro an agency <Micesperson. The average refund-iii central and southern Ohio is $981. Using electtonic filing or IRS's new file by phone system, TeleFile, ~ the fastest ways ro get a refund, ~~ IRS spokesperson Teri Dixon. WJ!b both fliing methods, you can recetve your refund in three weeks or less," Dixon said, '"and if you owe additional tax, you have the option of filing now and paying by April IS." Both systems also can help prevent math errors, the number one mistake made on returns, according to the IRS. Other common mistakes include overlooking tax credits and deductions, neglecting to attach all required tax forms and schedules and selecting the wrong tax from the tax tables. StOCkS House Ellen Jeffrey , both of Pecks Mill, W.Va., Betty Kavanaga and Rossie Southworth; and two half brothers, Joe Gore and Jimmy Gore. Services will be held 2 p.m. Sunday at Evans Funeral Home, Chapmanville, W.Va., with Virgil Hill officiating. Burial will be in Stollings Cemetery, Manila, W.Va. Friends may call at lhe funeral home from 6-9 p.m. on Saturday. Goodyear... pontiUoc In 1 by tult .,... whon oorrlor - ...noble. to :,..: .:.1~~= ' . . . . . -....-.--.... . .-.... -;... ·•• l ww•"-. .................. .. W..,t= ··---,.....--..--~1M --.-- -· ....___ ~-~ 11 •Ow:lt .. a..o.utr wooD....- ..... _.......:.... - ... --:..·; : ............ . - . ....._,.... ' r , meat. Ho wu a member of Grace Utllletl Me«Hla Chln:lt, Mantinl Dawll Lod&e 1, OalliJtolla, where he - • 50 Year mentber, and dte Bahllllore Elatem Sw Chapter 124, Bald men, Oltlo. He WM pleceded in clealh by his wlfo, Doris L. Love Neal on Feb. 27, Jt89. Wl1ottl he IMTied Dec. 26,1914. ' ' ' ' .J RecycHng rescheduled The recycling day scheduled for Pomeroy on Saturday has been postponed to a later date. Meigs County Litter Control will publisll the rescheduled date. Continued rro~ page 1 "When we start talking (about expansions) we talk hours, not days or months. It is very well organized and very well conttolled." Both Love and Persinger noted the Apple Grove plant has "world class employees" and credited them for thell' hard work. Persinger said the resin produced by the local Goodyear plant goes worldwide due to its good quality. Love stated the expansion would be a clean, environmentally sound . facility, designed with the environment and neighbors in mind, and will include a building approximately IOOxlOO·fect, seven to eight stories tall. The actual construction will be on a 40-acre site south of the plant, according ro Persinger. Although the officials said the expansion will not be extremely impressive on the outside, the expansion will be self- Rubbergate.•. (Continued li'om Page 2) offender who overdrew their account hy more than one montlt ' s net pay for at Ic:1st eight or U1c 39month period under review. Falling outside this definition arc another 42 members who wrote as many as 800 bad checks each. But because they didn't overdraw more than their net monthly pay for eight of the 39 months, the committee feels they should be spared public disclosure. If you add these 42 logcthcr ., ;th the 24 to be disclosed and total up their bounced cheeks, you have a frightening sum of some $10.8 million in overdrafts. No wonder the public is losing faith in their governmental institutions. No wonder the public, in increa~ing numbers, is declining to participate in the elective process. How ca• we expect Congress to balance the nations check book if it can't balance its own? In my jud~· mcnt, the only way we can put thts sorry and sordid i!>.~UC to rest is to publish the complete list of those who overdrew their accounts. Though this may lead to some unfair political hCad hunting on the part of congressional challengers this Fnll,l'rn confident thatlhe vet· ing public can make the necessary disunction · contained and can operate without the existing plant. Also included in the expansion plans will be a new rail system. Frank Lee, director of the Mason County Development Authority, credited Rowland Phillips of the Governor's office, and Mark James of Appalachian Power Company, with assisting in plans for the project. Charles Lanham, president of the development authority, said there are two a~pects of the project that make it good news. First, the expansion means jobs for the community, which is the role of the development authority, in helping existing businesses expand. Equally importanl, Lanham said, is the pride and confidence the company ts demonstrating by locating the expansion in Mason County. "And we're very pleased with that," Lanham stated. Also present during the interview was J.M. "Bob" Roberts, manager of industrial relations at the plant. Program seheduled Jennifer Sheets, Pomeroy attor-: · ney, wiD present a program on Liv-: . ing WiUs during the family council: : meeting at the Pomeroy Nursing· · and Rehabilitation Center on: · March 31 at 7 p.m. The program is open to the public. Homemakers meet The Syracuse Homemakers will . meet Wednesday at the municipal buildin$. Those attending bring : sweatshirts. They will be used to·.· make cardigans. :·: Auxiliary to meet ·:~ Veterans Memorial Hospital ; : Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at:•; 2:30p.m. in the conference of the hospital. There will be a pig.::: in-a-poke sale. ::: room·:· COLONY THEATRE THRU THURSDAY STEVE DIANE MARTIN MARTIN KEATON SHORT fAT"n of tlw BRI - A comedy aboul leuing go. __ ~ -0 ' - · - -..._ liiiil --· 1111111:. ....._. ~--­ MASON FAMILY RESTAURANT NEXT TO FAST 4 U""" MASON MOTEL SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 45£4 lAmella's Tu Team- We diS l'or fNf.fY deduction and credit to which you are eutltled. We'll find you the biggeSt tax refund you POMilOY Ill .liT MAIII STilET 991·6174 . ,, months. Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calir., who disclosed he wrote an estimated 160 bad checks in the past three years. _Meigs announcements __ .,c...... - ...... l'lo ootn orlpll Hospt'tal news: Veterans Memorial • THURSDAY ADMISSIONS - . Freda Elam, Pomeroy, and Mary · Overturf, Gallipolis. ., The Earned Income Credit is the THURSDAY DISCHARGES •.· . most often overlooked tax credit, Marian Smart, Dortha Handley ..... Dixon said. The credit can add up Gamet Bachner, Robert Lee and·_· $ Harold McDaniel. ro 2•020 to lhe refunds of working ~arents with iocomes of less than HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER " 21 •125· Disebarges Man:b 12- earor· ' According to the IRS, lhree of Dewhurst, Frances Harkins Laura · ~f;n:r returns usually include a Montgomery, Mrs, Rodney' Myers : and son, and Norma Steele. : Birtbs Marcb 12 - Mr. and · Mrs. Ted Hayes, son, Dexter. Mr. : and Mrs. Richard Patterson son Crown City. ' ' Am ElePower ................. .31 Ashland0i1. ..........,.......... .311{2 ••• AT&T... ............................. .37 7/8 Continued from p&J!e 1 : Bank One........................... .45 3!8 who do, who come forward with . Bob Evans ........................17 5/8 the information and give it clearly : Ch · Sho 29 3!8 and_concisely, will have an oppor- ·. c~·~~ p...................l7 3/4 tu".W:eto come back here.... " 1 F eJM~fui'.'.'.:·:::.:::::·:.::·:.:ts 7!8 surprise move had immediGoodyearT&R ..................62 ate political consequences, as Key Centurion ................... 17 3/4 members fearful of negative pub· Lands End ..................... ... .36 licity hurriedly came clean. Limited Inc . ...................... 27 1/8 Among those who came forward Multimedia Inc ........... ....... 28 1/4 were: Rax Restaurant. ........... :.. ,.. ! 3/8 Rep. Charles Hatcher, D-Ga., Robbins&Myers ................ l91{2 who said overdrew his account as Shoney's Inc ......................25 3/4 many as 780 times over the 39 FQ8TMAS'I'ER: Bond - Ill Coarl ·""-81., .. Tlto Dolly • Soallnol, Fw•oy, OHio 41761. , , IRIWIIIPIIOI'I JAT8I ............. Texas, southern New Mexico and Southern California. The mercury .• was expected to reach the 80s in : · southern Arizona. The high for the nation Thurs· . day was 85 at Palm Springs Calif. . · ' Star Bank .......................... Wet•dvlnt'l.. ......................Jl I2 Survivors several nieces and World War D and a member of St. nephews; and grand and greatPaul United Methodist Chun:h in grand nieces and nephews. Nitro. He was preceded in death by SurviYOi's include his wife, Mrs. Velma Christine Mattox; two one brother, one sister, and one daughters, Mrs. Karen Null of half-brother. Services will be held at I p.m. lager, W,V and Mrs. Mary A: Lett Monday at Waugh-Halley-Wood ofHumcane, WV; a son, Michael Funeral Home, with the Rev. Joe W. Ma~ll of Tacoma, WA; his mother, Mrs. Edna Matrox of Point Hefner officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant; a sister, Mrs. Bessie Wil- Vinron Memorial Park. Friends may call the funeral son of Point Pleasant; a brother, Walter (Otho) Mattox of Point home on Sunday from 2-4 p.m. and . 7-9p.m. Pleasant and five grandchildren. There will be Masonic services Service will be 2 p.m. Sarurday, at 8:30 p.m. Sunday by Morning Mmth 14, al St. Paul Urtited Methodist Churth, Nitto, with Rev. Dawn Masonic Lodge 7. Okey Harless officiating. Burial wiD be in Tyler Mountain Memory William Probert William John Probert, 67, St. Gardens, Charleston. Clairsville, formerly of Middleport, Friends may call at the Gatens died Wednesday, March 11, 1992 Funeral Home in Poca, WV, from at Ohio Valley Medical Center in 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. today Wheeling. . (Friday). Born·at Carrollton on July 4, 1924 , be was a son of the late Maurice Mayes William E. and Hazel Mandley Maurice Austin Mayes, 79, of Probert. He was a retired OCPM HendefS011, died Thursday, Mmth manager for lhe Ohio ·Power Com12, 1992 at his residence following pany, a member of the Thoburn a shon illness. United Methodist Church, the BelHe was born April 17, 1912 in laire American Legion and the Mount Washingron, Pa., the son of Ohio Professional Society of Engithe late George and Kathryn neers. He was also an army veteran (Austin) Mayes. of World War !I. He was a retired employee of the Mr. Probert is survived by his United States Postal Service, a wife, Marie Kasten Huber Probert; member of the Church of Christ in four sons, David A. of Middlerown, HCnderson, and a captain in the William D. of Corpus Christie, United States Army during World Texas, Richard S. of Shadyside , War II. Also, he helped 0111anize the and Timothy J. of Columbia, S.C.; National Guard Ordinance #3664 in two daughters, Kathleen Bonar of Mason County, and w&S a SIJ.year Shadyside, and Karen E. Vosler of chartered member of lhe Loyal Or· Columbus; one brother, Charles der of lite Moose. Lodge #731, as Probert of Lindhorst; one sister, well u a member of the American Connie Mix of North Canron; and Legion, Mason County Post #23. eight grandchildren. Friends may call today 2-4 p.m. He was a graduate of West Virginia University, whue he was also cap- and 7-9 p.m. at Toothman Funeral Home where services will be held tain of lite football team. He was Jireceded in death by his Saturday at II a.m. with Rev. wife, Nancy (Hite) Mayes; and one David L. Bush officiating. Burial will be iti Holly Memorial Gardens brolher, Lyle Austin. at Pleasant Grove. Survivors include one son, Memorial contributions may be Maurice "Todd" Mayes of Hender· made to the American Cancer Socison; two daughters, Maury Bur· neue of Gallipolis and Sonya Jo ety. Call of New Orleans, La.; six Inez L. Stollings pandchilclren; four greatgrandchildren; and a special friend. Mrs. Inez L. Srollings, 76, of FunctaJ services wtll be eonduc- Chester, formerly of Manila, ted S111day at 1:30 p.m. it the W.Va., died Thursday, March 12, Crow-HIISSCII Funeral Home in 1992, at Pleasant Valley Hospital, Point Pleasan~ with Eugene Zopp, Point Pleasan~ W.Va. minisJCr, officiating. Military She was born 011 June 2, 1915 at graveside riles by the American GarreltS Fork, W.Va., daughter of Legion, Mason County Post 123, the late Walter Sonny and Emma will follow at Kirkland Memorial Wallen Gore. Ganlens in Point Pleasant She was a homemaker. Survivors include' one son, JackServing as pallbearers will be Todd and Keitll Pridemore, Lanee ie Srollings of Chester: one brother, Call, Mike Criste, Steve Hite and Johnic Gore af Monaville, W.Va.; one granddaughter. Anita Acker· John Burnette. of Huntington, W.Va.; five Friends may call the fulltl81 man half sisters, Lou Ann Gore of West home Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. A Logan·, Marie Lester and Mary Moole memorial service will be at .w...., Billings, Mont., set records for the date as temperatures warmed inro the~ and lower 70s. l!tghs today were predicted to be tn the teens and 20s in the Northe~st and around the Great Lakes; 10 the 30s and 40s in the ·~-- ·-- "--~· .. .... ...... ~- �Ohio The Daily S!.~~~ Sports Southern to put winning streak on line against Trimble By SCOTI WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent The tradition-rich Racine Southem Tornadoes, co-SVAC champions and sectional champions at I 67, square off against the 14-9 Trimble Tomcats of the Tri-Valley Conference Saturday ai 1:30 p.m. for the Division IV Southeast District title at Ohio University's Convocation Center. • The winner of that game will meet either Berlin Hiland or Freeport Lakeland, both of which sport 21-2 records. Those teams will meet today at 7:30 p.m. at Byesville. Southern will have to match forces with the likes of 5-fot-10 Page---4 Eastern's winter athletes honored at sports banquet Members of the various Eastern High School winter sports teams were honored in the high school gymnasium Thursday with a fine meal and awards assembly. ~ Eastern principal Charles Moore · gave th~ welcoming adW:ess and innvocatJOn pnor ID those m attendance being served a delicious pot· luck sl)'le meal. Booster representative Chuck Hoffman gave special recognition .to senior members of the various sports teams and cheerleading squad. Moore then introduced the night's ftrSt speaker, Scott Wol£e, junior high girls basketball coach. That team posted an II-3 overall mark and 8-2 SVAC slate, good for second place. Team members recognized were Jessica Karr. Beth Bay, Nicole Nelson, Crystal Morris, Kristi Warner, Lauren Young, Rebecca Evans, Patsy Aeiker, Amanda Milhoan, Laura Eastman, Crystal Holsinger, Martie Holter and Christie Grossnickel. Managers were .Debra Dillon and Crystal Smith. Statisticians were Noelle Pickens and Jeanie Cline. Dennis Eichinger, junior high boys coach, then recognized the members of his two clubs. The eighth-grade team finished at 9-5 and second in the SVAC, while the seventh-grade team was 7· 7. Seventh grade team members were Eric Dillard, Jeff Rankin, Chris Bailey, Rickie Hollon, David Vanlnwagen, Chad Wheeler, Seth Carleton, Jerome Calaway, Pat Aeiker, Matt Barnhart, Daniel OtiD, Wes Sanders and Chance Watson. Eighth graders were Jonathan Avis, Jason Pullins, Mike Laughcry, Jason Sheets, Eric Hol!on, Michael Barnett, Enc Hill, Micah Otto, Kyle Ord, Brian Bowen, Todd Shafer, Todd Jackson, Wally Rockhold and Jason Phalen. Statisticians were JoAnn Calaway and Kay Bailey, and Joe Bailey was assisrant coach. Advisor JiU Holter then presented junior high, reserve and varsity cheerleading awards. Subbing for the absent Debbie Brooks, Holter passed out awards to the junior high squad: Jamie Erwin, Melissa Dempsey , Courtney Knapp, Heather Well, Heather Howard and Jeannie Newell. Reserve cheerleaders are Andrea Dillard, Arnie Friend, Jessica Chevalier, Becky Mcintyre and Jamie Ord. Amy Well and Monica Adams were given senior awards, while other varsity cheerleaders, Tracy Murphy, Penny Aeilcer, Michelle Murphy, Anita Calaway, Shelly Hendricks and Missy Harris were recognized. Aieker won the Most Improved Award; Calaway, Most Spirited; Tracy Murphy, Most Creative and Cheerleader's Choice Award; and Amy Well , Most Outstanding Cheerleader. Varsity and reserve girls basketball mentor Dawn Heideman honored members of the 1992 girls sectional championship team. Team members honored were Jaime Wilson, Penny Aeiker, Nora Eastman, Melissa Guess, Michelle Schultz, Amy Beth Redovian, Tara Congo, Tabby Phillips, Lee Gillilan, Ruby Burke, Jennifer Roush, Tiffany Gardner, Shelly Metzger and Debbie Gray. Assistant coaches were Laura Reding and Tammy Capehart. Sharon Baker and Jessica Radford were statisticians, while Renee Gray was manager. The team post· ed a 15-7 overall mark and 11-3 S VAC record, good for second place. Burke was named Most Improved; Wilson, Best Defensive Player; Shelly Metzger, Most Assists with 115 and 255 total points scored; Aeiker, Hustle Award; Gardner, Most Rebounds with 291; and Roush and Phillips, Stepping Stone Awards. Gardner was recognized as having 25 rebounds in one game, a school record.. Bwke, Phillips, Gardner, Roush and Gillilan were honored as seniors. Head varsity boys basketball coach Greg Ullman, then summarized his season and presented awards. Ullman, with the help of assistant Roger Bissell, presented awards to the reserve team, which finished second in the SVAC at 104 and had a 14-6 overall record. Reserve players were Jeremy Cline, Robert Reed, Mau Martin, Randy Kaylor, Pat Newland, Wes Arbaugh, Ryan Buckley, Jeff Steth· em and Jerrod Vanlnwagen. ·Man· agers were Seth Carleton and Shaunlong. Varsity team members honored were Tim Bissell, Jeff Durst, Terry McGuire, Mike Newland, Jeremy Buckley, Chad Savoy, Chris Car· lcton, Jeremy Cline, Pat Newland, Wes Arbaugh and Chartie Bissell. Statisticians were Lisa Golden, Lorre Osborne, Marilyn Kibble and Charlene Dailey. Seniors honored for their final year of service were Jeff Durst, Tim Bissell, Terry McGuire and Mike Newland. Special awards were presented to McGuire, Most Assists; Durst, Best Free Throw Percentage and Co-Best Offensive Player with Tim Bissell; Charlie Bissell, Most Improved and Best Rebounder; Tim Bissell, Best Defensive Player; and Mike Newland, 110% Award. Moore then gave the benediction 10 end the night's program. EHS GIRLS BASKETBALL AWARDSThese girls were honored at Thursday night's winter sports banquet at EasternJfigh School for outstanding eiTorts as members of Eastern's 1991-92 sectional championship basketball team. Pictured are (L-R) TiiTany Gardner, Most Rebounds (291); Ruby Burke, Most Improved In the NBA ... EASTERN CONFERENCE AUanllc DI.Uioo W L PeL Team Hllw Ycd .............. 39 24 .619 B01too ................... 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Qippm ... ..... .32 31 .508 S1mmento ............ 20 43 .317 K-clinched pla ydf bcV\ 3.S 9 21 25.5 30.5 lS Sj 10.~ ll.l 13 2S · Thursday's scores Phoeni:c I06, Mi\w1\lkee 100 S.n AnUirlio 104, Hou.Aon 91 Deuvi~ 119, Ooldeo State 112 Ut.ah 114, S1cmnento 103 Tonll:ht's games New Jeney 111 . Tont~ht's B01tm It H1nford, Saturday's games LA. Lakin 11 Wuhing~m, '?:30 p.m. Chic.IJO 1t Orlando, 1:30 p.m. Miami at Atlanui, 7:30 p.m. New hncy.tNtw Yodt,I:XI p.m. _ U\lh 11 Sift Artonio,l:lO p.m. ~ 11 Milw1Wrec, 9 p.m. Deuai11t SICllment.o, 10:30 p.m. .. -.,_, Sundoy's gamu o..- ol Clomand, t:Jtp.m. - - - . 3;30p.m. Ullh•-Ulpm. Sica o<l.A. Clippon, 9 pm. O.U.It Seltlk, 10 p.m. Boys-tournatnent acdon game H1nford It Winnipeg, 8:35p.m. Wuhington 1t Philldclpftil, II :~ 1.m. Dwoit at Mimcaota, 2:05p.m. Bllffalo lt N.Y. Id.anden,1:05 p.m. Bc.tm 11 Quebec, 1:3!i p.m. Hmfctd at"Edmanon, i :OS p.m. VanC<IUYet 1t CalJII)', 1:05 p.m. Lol An&c.leti ll M~mltall, 1:05 p.m. Pituburah ll Tc.omo.I :OS p.m. N.Y. R1naen 11StLouis, 1:35 p.m. New Jersey at S1n J~t., 10:35 p.m. mow60 Major college basketball scores 3J 90 :112 :126· 15 211234 712J4219 12 294 261 66 2$3271 63 2092:n -DI.WO. •·- -···-- -40 23 I •. - .......... :10 29 10 Bu«olo.. ...- ..... 26 31 II - . ........... 21 35 II Qoebo<............. 16 41 II II 2A211l · 70 2Z7 231 63 ,24$259 53 209:111 43 21027t -- CAMPBELLCONJIERENCE rW L T Pta. GFGA ••- ............ 3? 7210 1-\ 213225 awp............ ,. 25 14 76 225201 1< 1Aio1t ........... !2 29 9 73 24623! ,. ; .......... 29 35 l 63 21S239 T --------- 2S 31 7 !7 206257 loortile Dlotolao x - V -...... 31 2110 16 253 206 Lot ............ !2 25 13 Tl ~2$3 Col. SL Clwl,. 7!, Col. Brill' ll O.J. Dunbor90. Enon on..on 13 a-obwa a - 60, Cq>loy 46 lron.ton 1l, Warnn Local '2 K01Lo1ina Aller 44, M"on 42 Proclorvlllt Falrlalld 41, Calllpoll1 Tri· V1lley 67, SICU'benvillc 52 w. Geaua• 51, Ambula Edacwood 46 Midwest DI.Uiao m Colurnbil SJ, Elyria C1th. 44 Mauilloo T\l.lhw 81, Loudonville 14 Indiana 66, Wii«WWSi.n 41 Far West Transactions Cllifomil79, Oreaon St66 Southtm C1\ll, Arizanl SL 66 S10Non170, 0..,00 47 UCLA 89, Arizona 81 Baseball Amerkan Ltaaue BALTIMORE ORIOLES - Ao· Tournamenlatlton AUtnllt lt Conrertn« Ch..-plonlhlp Mllllchusctll 97, Wesl Vlrjlnlt91 aiancd Mite Lchm•n •. catcher; Mark Smilh, 0\ltfieldcr; and Amfllio C1mno, pi.ICher, \0 ~eir minor Amp in Saruc:CI, flo. CIIICAOO WIIITE SOX - SIJPLocl Frtni Thcm11, fm buanan. to 1 throo- All1nllc C01sl Conrerence Flnl round Maryland 81, Ocmaon 75 yeuCOOIRet. CLI!VEUND INDIANS - A...... to \emil with Alex Cole, CM&tfielder, and. Jack A.nnllmriJ pi&dter, Cll \WO·)'MI' """" Bla Eul conrerenct Flnl round Bc.tm Collcac 78, Providence 611 Miami 83, PittlbwJh 71 "'"'· Ntlloftal La1M . " HOUSTON ASTilOS - - LhoL 0."'-' Pool, ,;,w,o d ' - of ..... Iii: JdidCN, hu lWiipd elfoctiyt Much Bla Sky coarenn« Flnlround 1doho 7l, Boilc Sd6 13 " - ...... "modir..toLionJ ror the ' F!ori4t Mirlbu. Nemedl Tyler Barnes 111U:t1nt di.roc:tor or public Nl1· tioo1. Weber SL 92.ldlho Sl 74 Grnl Mld...t Conhrtnc:e Firat round MonJucac 74, S1. Louio 63 Memphd SL 79, Alo.·B""""""'" 67 NEW YORK METI - A...od •• tea11t wilh John franto. pitt:Mr, on 1 two:;c~r ecntraet. SAN DtEOO PADRES - Sijnod Mld·Amtrlcu C..,._ . Andy Benct, pitehtr, lO 1 OM-y.at con· Flnlround • Ball St. 19, Cc:nL Michipt. 65 BowtiLLa cr- "· OILio u."' Miomi, OhiO 67' 1!. MidLJ&Io " w. Mlchlaon 61,Ka1157 llllkellllll c..- N1IIMIII • t! • Aatditlew CLEVELAND CAVALIER! Ploood CroiJ I!!Lla, ponl·l-ont, ond W""""' BtMooo, IGrWonl, on lho ioLjUIOd lioLSI.... 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Convoy AI Vand1llt Covinatoo 43, Ruui1 35 Danville60,AniOI'Iil 31 7l0p.m. Aloa1il 11 Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. MinnciOUIIt Wuhinata~,7 : 30 p.m. Indilna 11 Orlando. 7:30p.m. Denver 11 Miami, 7:30p.m. Portllnd 11 Atl~nta. 7:30p.m. L.A. Llb:n 11 Clenland, 7:30 p.m. Charlotte It HOUICOn, 1:30 p.m. D.UU 1t LA. Clippen. I 0:30p.m. 44, Allyavl\le LynchbWJ C1y 43, Aderu 42, OT :Z.ne~Ville ROICCtW 49, Tuscn1wn C.Lh. 47 Phibdclphia S, Calsuy 4, OT Pirublltgh 6, N.Y. hllrtden:4 Detroit 5, SL. Louis 4 Vancouvc:r 2, New Jeney 1 Saturday's games 12 Ullh ....................... 43 S1n Antonio .......... .39 HOUitm ................. 34 Denva .................. 21 o.uu .....................l7 Minnes~U .............. \1 Thursday's scores Libeny-Bcnton Crestview 39 A<li>oLod ldoa 011......... ioLjwod Uoo. I rm. lho GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Pomeroy, Oh. 204 Condor SL Spri111 a11d Su••er Hours MOnday thru Friday 9 A.M.·5 P.M. Sat. 9-1.11.·1 P.M. ~THE GRAVELY SYSTEM play, but Harold Walton's threepointer highlighted an 11-2 run by Kent (9-19) that closed the game to one point with 3:08 left. McGee, on the bench with a minor injury, returned and scored· four quick points, then set up a JimHavrilla dunk that made it 59-55. "I took it upon myself to go in there and lift my teammates with offensive play," McGee said . "There's not a team here we can't· beat." LEGAL NOTICE The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has sel for public hearing Case No. 92-D1-EL·EFC, to review the fuel procure· ment practices and policies of Ohio Power Company, the operation of liS Electric Fuel Component, and related matters. This hearing is scheduled to begin at the Commission offices at 10:00a.m. on March 16, 1992. ~ ~ The sign-up date for the 1992 baseball and softball season in Rutland will be Saturday, March 14 from 9 a.m. to I p.m. The cost is $10 per child. Children not playing last season will need a copy of their birth certificates. WVMS to open Sunday Although practice sessions were washed out last weekend by the spring rains, West Virginia Motor Speedway, located at Mmeral Wells, W.Va. , will open its regular season Sunday, JL.:Iarch IS at noon with a complete program of Late Models, Sem1-Lates and modifieds. Racine's Chris Diddle, who won each race there last year, is again a favorite to defend his semi-late track title in 1992. Turkey education courses slated The Ohio Department of Natural Resources' Division of Wildlife will hold two courses at as many locations in Meigs County this month. . The ftrSt will be held Sunday, March 15from I to 5 p.m . at Eastern High School. The second will be held _on S~nday, March 29 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Meigs County Semor C1uzcns Center on . Mulberry Street in Pomeroy. . In both instances, calll-800-282-3357 to reg1ster. Wrestling teams sought to enter spring tournament For Sale at' PUIUC AUCTION By THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINiiS COMPANY oi MARCH 14, 1992 at 10:00 A.M. AT PROPERTY ADDRESS I SHORTS ' A 2 story home, partielly remodeled, 8 rooms and 1 beth situated on Walot located at 931 Hysell St., Middleport, Ottlo. The Fanners Benk and Savings , ¢ompeny .reserves the right to bld aJ . this sale, and to withdraw the above collateral prior to sale. Further, the Fannn Bank and Savings Company, · raaervH the right to reject any o~ el . bids submitted. . Further, the above oolleteral will be s.old lllthl condition It-lain with no upr111ad or lmpHtd wrrlfttlee given. ON THE "T• IN MIDDUPORT ' FOIIOIE INFOIMATION CONTAO K0n SHANK AT 992·3293 • ·Suppert Ytur Ltoal Mtrohanta .. · ··- ' -~ ---.o:o . . . ,. ,_. ' t ' '::;il . 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We must be totally focused and come ready ID play." "We will stick with the same things that got us here. Offensively, we'll do the same things until they force us to adjust." Caldwell made that statement, but did not let the cat out of the bag as to what defense he will run. Almost completely a man-to-man oriented team, SHS played all zone defense on Monday and outfoxed Paint Valley. Southern now has two guns in its defensive arsenal and know they can win with both. · "Everyone on the team has helped make us better by giving it their all in practice. As a result we are ready when we hit the floor. The bench has been great this year." Southern team members are Mark Allen, Jeremy Roush, Ryan Williams, Michael Evans, Scoll Lisle, Joshua Codner, Roy Lee Bailey, Chad Wise, Jamie Smith ,' Michael Russell, Russell Singleton, Billy Davis and Kenny Rizer. "As you look at the banners in the gym , you will see four odd numbered years and three even numbers years. This time out (1992) we want to even it up by adding another even numbered year. One thing we will do in practice tomorrow (Friday) that we haven't practiced yet this year is practice cutting down the nets." As always, SHS teams are prepared in every aspect. They hope to utilize their latest practice session after the game Saturday. And as always, they will look good doing it. """""TiieEHS Athletic Boosters will be sponsoring the annual Eastern Alumni basketball games on Saturday, March 14. The women' s game begins at6:30 p.m. with the men's game to follow. PUBLIC SALE T·SHIRTS Hockey CHICAGO (AP) - The NID. and the players union plan to resume contract talks today in Toronto, trying to avert a strike that could jeopardize the Stanley Cup playoffs. The league's Board of Gover· nors met for six hours to discuss what would be the league's first strike. President John Ziegler said he was encouraged by the scheduled resumption of talks, which broke off Monday. apnst McCauley, as well as offset h1s driving. Dave Gatchel, a 6-foot-1 senior forward, hits the boards well, but also can hit the three-point shot. SHS must put a lot of perimeter pressure on him, but not overplay him because he can stop-and-pop. He is betler, however, if he plants his feet first. He averaged-15 per game. Scott Lisle will most like go against Dave Gatchel. Justin Day, a 6-1 junior forward, is a strong offensive rebounder with short range. He always fakes before shooting and often leaves his feet defensively. · With the exception of McCauley, Trimble gives up a lot of speed to Southern. Southern's defensive intensity, either man-to· man or the zone, should neuualize Trimble's half court offense. The nrst men off the bench for Trimble are Rusty Richards and Tom Hardy. Richards is a versatile player who shoots best in the open and is not known to shoot well under any pressure. Hardy usually comes in for Gatchel in the post. The game's matchups on paper go to Southern with its much stronger depth, and overall bench strength. Trimble, coached by Greg Holbert, usually lines up in a basic 2-3 defense with little' perimeter pressure. THS usually depends on shutting down the middle and getting the defensive rebound. Trimble also plays a man-toman, and because of its physical strength will fight through the picks. Southern's offense is finetuned to pick apart the Trimble man-to-man. Occassionally, Trimble will play a box-and-one or a triangle-and· two. . Offensively, Trimble runs a somewhat lethargic motion offense with little movement. They look for both Gatchels or Richards inside or let the three guards shoot the three pointer. Against a zone they will play a two-guard offense with a high and low post. Dave Gatchel will cut across from the weak side and either take the corner jumper or penetrate and look for Charlie Gatchel or Day. Southern head coach Howie Caldwell commented on the keys to the game, saying, "Number onewe must rebound well and we must shoot well. If not we could be in Boosters to sponsor Eastern alumni cage games I Dhlolai!V· A1Po.-~•dl BuakiJt C1111rol 41, Uppor, lciOio Vol.l6 Dolan 36, ~ 31 ' The sign-up days for the Harrisonville Youth League will he Saturday and Sunday from 2-4 p.m. at Harrisonville Elementary's elementary baseball fields . Players and parents are to bring a copy of the child's birth certificate plus a$ 10 registration fee. Gallon Northmor High School, located near Galion, is inviting area wrestling teams 10 enter its Spring Wrestling Tournament on March 2L For further infonnation please call419-946-3946. Entry fee is $5 if pre-registered by March 20. Ohio high-school basketball scores j Youth league signup to start Saturday All interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard . Further information may be obtained by contacting the Commission at 180 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43266-0573. ID REFUND?.. ' - Tickets for the disuict finals between Trimble and Southern will be on sale at Southern High School this week. Southern will gel a share of the sales sold at the school. Southern will play Trimble Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the Convo in Athens. Get ready for summer with Heard about Glrls-toumoment ~~:lkill and Jennifer Roush, Stepping Stone Awards; Jaime Wilson, Best Defensive Player; Michelle Metzger, Most Assists (115); and Penny Aeiker, Hustle Award. Gardner, Roush, Burke, Phillips and Lee Gillilan (not pictured) were also recognized as seniors. Southern game tickets on sale Miami wins, OU falls in MAC tourney team " said Eagles head coach Ben Brau~. ''A lot of teams in our situation would have come in thinking they couldn't win, but our guys carne in believing in themselves." In the first game , Matt Olio came orr the bench to score 17 · points to lead Bowling Green (1414) to the upset. Otto also held Ohio's Dan Aioi to just seven points, none in the first half. Aloi entered the game averaging 14.9. ''Matt 0110 was a key in keeping Alai shut down," said Falcons head coach Jim Larranaga. "That gave him some confidence, and he relaxed and played some great offense." Lewis Geter, the MAC's leading scorer with a 21.1 average. led the Bobcats (18-10) with 14 points but was shut out in the last 15 minutes. Western Michigan (21-7) got 21 points from Leon McGee and held off a late Kent State rally. Western led 51-41 with 5:54 to (117 rebounds a'nd 21 steals); Tabby Phillips r---Area sports briefs_, - - Sports shorts-- Offensive Player anti Best Defensive Player; Terry McGuire, Most Assists; Jeff Durst, CoBest Offensive Player and Best Free Throw Shooter (72% ); Charlie Bissell, Most Improved and Best Rebounder; and Mike Newland, Bryce Buckley 110 Percent Award. Tim Bissell was also named as a second team All-District player, SPECIAL BOYS BASKETBALL AWARDS - These four seniors were joined by freshman Charlie Bissell as special award winners Thursday night at the Eastern Winter Sports Banquet. These seniors were given special senior recognition as well as winning the following special awards. Pictured are (L-R) Tim Bissell, Co-Best ByRON LESKO Associated Press Writer DETROIT (AP) - Top-seeded Miami of Ohio is still alive in the Mid-American Conference tournament - barely. Mike Williams hit one of two foul shots with 7.2 seconds remaining Thursday as the Redsk.ins (217) edged eighth·s~eded Eastern Michigan 67-66 in the MAC quarterfinals. The Eagles (9-22), last year's regular-season and MAC tournament champions, advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA 10urnament a year ago. "I said coming into this game that Eastern was going to be extremely dangerous even if they were the No. 8 seed, because they've been to the big show," said Miami head coach Joby Wright. "We're really fortunate to get out of this game with a victory." In Thursday's other games, No. 5 Bowling Green beat No. 4 Ohio 56-46; No. 3 Western Michigan beat No. 6 Kent State 61-57; and No. 2 Ball State beat No. 7 Central Michigan 79-65. Miami plays Bowling Green at 6 p.m. today. Ball State and West· ern, which tied for second in the regular season, meet at 8 p.m. The final is at 11:30 a.m. Saturday and will be televised nationally by ESPN. In the most exciting quarterfmal Thursday, Eastern led most of the way but couldn't hold on. The Redskins led once in the first hal£, at 2-0, and. trailed 36-28 at the break. The Eagles had a 62-56 advantage with 3:03 to play, but baskets· by David Scott and Williams brought Miami within two with two minutes lefL After Chris Pipkin made a free throw, ~all Kramer hit a three-pointer to tie the game with I :35 left. On the ensuing possession, Kahlil Felder lost control, and Williams dunked to give Miami its first lead since the opening minute. Derrick Cross hit i1ne free throw 10 make ·it 66-63, but Cedric Van· leer fouled Bryant Kennedy as he uied a three-pointer with II seconds left. Kennedy tied it with three free throws. Williams led Miami with 23 points and Scott added 19, Kory Hallas had 22 for Eastern Michigan lind Kennedy finished with _2I. , "I've nev« been prouder of my Despite his speed, he can power the ball in and is very physical, earning frrst team all-district honors with a 13.7 average. Southern's Roy Lee Bailey should win that match-up inside, because of his quickness, Charlie Gatchel is a good follow-up shooter and excellent free throw shooter. Jared McCauley, a 5-foot-7 senior, is also a southpaw who occasionally nres the long ball, but favors the drive. He often signals his penetration with a fake. McCauley, an all-district honorable mention selection, is very quick. Look for Jeremy Roush 10 defend this fleet-footed point guard. Roush should get the edge offensively Penny Aeiker, Jaime Wilson, Tara · Congo and Amy Redovian. In the back row are assistant coach Laura Reding, assistant coach; Ruby Burke, Tabby PhiUips, Jennifer Roush, Michelle Metzger, head coach Dawn Heideman, Michelle Schultz and assistant coach Tammy Capehart. DISTRICT SEMIFINALlSTS- The 1991· 92 Eastern High School girls varsity basketball team earned special recognition as sectional champions and as district semifinalists Thurs· day at the Eastern winter sports banquet. Pic· lured are (front row, L·R) Tiffany Gardner, Scoreboard Edmooton .......... 31 30 8 70 255 254 Winnipeg ........... 27 3012 6621021l Calg•ry .............. 26 33 10 62 253267 SanJO&e .... .. ...... 15 49 S 35 178 306 1-clinched playoff benb junior guard Reuben Kittle, who is more of a driver than a shooter according to the scouting report As Kinle is a a southpaw SHS will try to force the junior playmaker oo the right. Because.of his driving capabilities, SHS must keep him from penetrating. Michael Evans, an honorablemention all-disuict candidate, will most likely get the defensive hon· ors against Kittle, who averaged 13 points per game. Charlie Gatchel, a 6-foot-3, 210pounder, is a fine post man, who is also more of a driver than an outside shooter. Becuase or his bulk, he is a good rebounder, but is slow. - if) .. -·~ QUALITY PIE· OWNED VEHICLES FACTORY CARS 1992 CHEVROLO Bright rec~, 4 cyt,, s¢, 2 c1r. sa 299 NOW ' 1992 CADillAC SEDAN DEVILLE _ 231900 "Cadlllal; Style" $ bucbt - · Wu P374.00 Jltt lfriv.. 1992 CHEV. CAVAliER A.·..:•• 1992 OLDSMOBILE CIERA Bright Red, Y-4,11110., ...root, AM-fii.CIIu.U.. P. *• Wlndaon, crulle, tit. MQAE. WAS $15,77& NOW SJ3,959 1992CHEVROLO CORSICA lT Y-t, Auto.• Air, 4 Dt, AM-FM $12 895 Jutt Arrlf.. .· 1991 GEO PRIZM 4 eyl, •uto, •Ir, AM-FM $71495 a.m.. Rid, Auto., llr, 1111, lnL wipln, p••ockl, «Uile, V... 1991 CHEVROLET CAVAUERS IS IIORE. WAS su.m NOW *12,599 1991 CHEV. CAMARO RS BrlghiRecl, Y-4, T....,., *• c...-. 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White Rd . off St. Rt. 160 Paslor: PaL HensOn Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip · II a.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Pomeroy Weslllde Church or ChriSt 33226 Otildrcn's Hane Rd. 992-3847 Sunday School - II o.m. Wonhip · 10a.m., 6p.m. Wednesday Serviaca-7 p.m. Will~~:~? Aah Stn:el. Free Pastor: Mark Saturday Service · 7:30p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship· 11 a.m., Wednesday Servlce-7:~0 p.m. Rulland First Bapllst Church Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 10:45 a.m. Pom•roy First Baptist East Main St. Pastor: Dr. Leo Morris Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Flrst Southern Baptist 41 872 Pomeroy Pike Panor: E. Lamar O"Bryan1 Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wo~ hip · 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. We<In.,day Services - 7:30p.m. Middleport Flrst Baptist Comer Sixth & Pabner Pastor: Rev. James A. Seddon Sunday School · 9:15a.m. Worship · 10:15 a.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Racine Flrst Baptlsl Pauor: Steve Dca\ler Sunday School · 9:30 o.m. Worship · 10:40 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Serv1ccs -7:30p.m. Silver Run Boptlsl Pastor: Bill Little Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services- 7:10p.m. MI. Union Baptist Pastor: Joe N. Sayre Sunday School· 9:45a.m. Evening • 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. Belhlch•m Baptl•l Pastor: Rev. Earl Shuler Sund ay School · 10:30 a.m. Worship · 9:30a.m. Thursday Services · 7:30p.m. Old Bcrhe Free Will Baptist Church 28601 St. Rt. 7, Middlepon Sunday School - 10 o.m. Evening · 7:30p.m. Thu11day Services· 7:30p.m. Hillside Bapllsl Church St.Rt. l43julloffRL 7 Paswr: Rev. James R. Acn:e, Sr. Sunday School · 1.0 a.m. Wonhip -·11 Lm., 6p.m. Wednesday Service• · 7 p.m. Hope Baptist Chapel 510 Grant St., Middlcpon Pastor: David Bryan, Sr. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship · I 1 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Victory Bapllst S25 N. 2nd St., Middleport PaslOr: James E. Koc:sec Worship- 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednetday Services· 7 p.m. Faith Baptist Church Railroad St.. Matoo Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. 1 Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. For<sl Run Baptist Pastor: Arius Hun Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m. FIRST ROW: L to R - Mark Allen, ~had Wise, Jeremy Roush, Ryan Williams, Billy Davis, Michael Evans SECOND ROW: L toR- Scott Wickline, Auistant Coach; Kenny Rizer, Roy Lee Bailey, Michael Ru&sell, Ru&sell Singleton, Joshua Codner, Scott Lisle, Kenny Clark, Manager, Howie Caldwell, Head Coach. GOOD LUCK S AY AFTERNOON IN THE DISTRICT tiiAMPIONSDIP VS. TRIMBLE Game Time Is 1:30 At Ohio University's £onvocation Center . Fisher Funeral Home Chancey's F_ood Mart 992·6542 • • ' l , .... ~ -.·. :.)'f.:- RACINE, OHIO CERTIFIED PUBLIC AC(OUNTAHT FARMERS BANK 992-113. 915·3315 , ........ OHIO Crow a Crow OHIO POMEIOY r OHIO TUPPEIS PUINS, OHIO IIEMIEI FtiC 992·6669 POMEROY, OHIO row's ..·Family.Restaurant ' POMEROY, oino 992·5432 RACINE, OHIO · '949·9200 Mark's Auto Sales 992·3011 s Mullen·Musser Insurance ., 992·3715 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 949·2324 RACINE, OHIO POMEROY; OHIO 992·6421 ··Quality Print·Shop Middleport Church vi Chllsl 5th and Main . Pastor. AI Haruon SIUiday School- 9:30 un. Worship- 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7p.m. Wednesday Servim • 7 p.m. CHESTER, OHIO Episcopal Grace Episcopal Church 326 E. Main St., Pomeroy PastOr: Rev. Dr. Roy C. Myers Sunday school and worship · II :30 a.m. Keno Church of C~rlst Wonhip-9:30 o.m. Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. Bearwallow Ridge Church of Christ Putor. Jack Colegrove Sooday School · 9:30 a.m. W.onhip · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday SeNices · 6:30p.m. Holiness Pine Grove Bible Holiness Church 1/2 mile off RL 325 Paswr: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday SeNice · 7:30 p.m . Zion Church or Chrlst Paneroy, Harrisoovi&Rd. (Rt. 143) Pastor: ln~erim p11tor SID!day School- 9:30am. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Seavicoa · 7 p.m. Wesley on Bible Holln•u Church 75 Pearl St., Middlepon. Pas\or: Rev. Roy McCany Sunday school · 9:30a.m. Wo~hip · 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Bradbury Church or Chrlsl Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - I 0:30a.m. Hysell Run Holiness Church Pmor: Robcn. Manley Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip . 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday SeNice · 7:30 p.m. Tuppers Plains Church of Christ Pastor: Robert Foater SWlday School· 9 a.m. Wonhip - 9:45a.m., 6:30p.m. Harr!Jonvllle Holiness Choptcr Putor: Rev. John Neville Sunday SchoollO a.m. Wonhip- II a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Doter Church of Christ Pastor: Onis Su:wan SIUiday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. ML'iOII Church of Christ MillerSL. Mason, W.Va. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdnesda)' Servicr:s · 7 p.m. Bradford Church or Chllsl St. Rt. 124 & Co. Rd. 5 Pastor: llerd< Stump Sunday SchOol • 9:30 aJII. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Seavicea ·7:30p.m. Succt~~ Road Church or Christ Paaor. Joaeplt B. Hoskin• SIUidsy Sehool · 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednerday Seavicea · 7 p.m. Graham United Methodist Worship - 9:30a.m. (Ill & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd & 4tll Soo) Wednesday Service -7:30p.m. Mt. Olive United Methodist Off 124 behind Willceaville Pastor: Clarks Jones Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Thursday Servicell- 7_p.m. Meigs Coopcrallve Parish Northeast Cluster Alfred Pauor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Worship - II a.m., 6:30 p.m. Chester Pastor: Sharon Hausman Worship· 9 a.m . Sunday Sehool · 10 a.m. Thursday SeiVicea · 7 p.m. Joppa Pu tor: Brenda Weber Worship - 9:30a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Long Bollom Pastor: Q arks Eaton Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Wedneaday Services · 7:, 0 p.m. Church of God Mt Morlalt Church vi God · Racine Pastor: Rev. James Saucrficld Slltlday School · 9:45 a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wcdneadoy Scrvicct • 1 p.m. Reedsville Pastor: Rev. Cbarles Eaton Worship · 9:30a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Wcdneaday Service• - 7:30 ~m . Rutland Church vi God Puwr: John F. Coraxan S111day School · 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 7 p.m. Wedne,lday SeiVicea · 7 p.m. Pomeroy Pastor: Eunhae (Gr1ce) Kee Sunday School - 9:15a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. Rock Springs Pa.stor.Keuh Rader Sunday School - 9:15 a.m. Wonhip . 10 a.m. Wedneaday Servicoa · 6 pm. Tuppers Plains St. Paul Pastor: Sh1rm Hausman Sunday Sehool - 9 a.m. Wonhip - 10 a.m. Tuesday Servicea -.7:30p.m. Belllanf Paster. Kenneth Baker Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Wodneaday Servit:a - 10 a.m. Carmfl Pastor: Ketmeth Baker Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m. (2nd & 4th SWI) Morning Star Pu tor: KeMelh Baker S1.11day School · 9:4S a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Thur1day Service• · 7:30p.m. Suuon Pastor: Kenneth Baker S1.11day School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. (Ill & 3rd Sun) East Letart Pastor: Ro&erGrace Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip · 9 a.m. Racine Pastor: Ro&erGnce Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip . II a.m. Laurel Cllrr Fne Methodist Church Putor: Wi.lliam Willi1m1 Sunday School - 9:30a.m. · Worship - 10:30a.m.,7p.m. Wedneaday Services - 1 p.m. Rutland Bible 1\Celhodlst Pa110r: Rev .Ivan Myen Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Evening - 7 pm. 1\'odncaday SeiVim • 7 p.m. Coolville United Methodlsl Parllh Pastor: Harold E. Alloway-Priddy Coolville Church Main & Fifth St. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhi~ - 9 o.m. Tuesday Senncoa · 7 p.m. Btlhel Church Townahip Rd:, 468C Sunday School • 9 a.m . Wonhip • 10 a.111. Wodnelday Servicoa - 10 a.m. Hockl...,... Churdl GntndStSunday School · 10 Lm. Wonhip - II a.m. Wedneaday Seavices - S p.m. Tordl Churth · Co. Rd. 63 S111day School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. South Btthel NowTalamenl Silver Rid11< Putor: Duane Sydenstric:ker Sunday School • 9 a.m. Wonhip · 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servico • 7 p.m. Kinpbury R<ll4, Pas101: Clyde W. Hatdenon Sunday School- 9:30 Lm. Evcninc - 7 p.m. Wednesday Scrvic:e - 7 p.m. Freedom Gotpfl Mlaioft Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 Pastor: Rev. Roger Willford Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip-10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service· 7 p.m. While's Chopet Wesleyan Coolville Rood Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30a.m. Wednesday Servico • 7 p.m. PorUand First Church or the Nazarene Putor: Willi1111 Justis Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:40 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Fairview Bible Church Lotan, W.Va. Rt 1 Paa.or: James Lewi1 Sunday School - II a.m. Worship . 9:30a.m., 7:311p.m. We<lnesday Service · 7:30p.m. The Salvallon Army, 115 Buu.emut Ave., Pomeroy . SID!doy School - 10:30 a.m. Worship - 10:00 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Mlddltport Community Church 575 Pearl St., Middlepon Pastor: Sam Anderson S1111d1y SchoollO a.m. Evming · 7:30p.m. Wednerday Service· 7:30p.m. Racine Dept. Store .. MIDDLEPOU, .OHIO UCINE, Jwlna.Funeral Home Mill Wotk ' S•lth·Nelson MOtors, Inc. PO.ROY,OIIO ------~-------- 212 E. Main Slreet 992-3785. Pomeaor I I I. MIDDUNIT, OHIO . Cabinet Makin~ Syracuse 992 ·3978 OHIO Jewtlry PoMEHY, OHIO 992·3671 POMEROY, OHI0-992.·6617 Btll QUICKEL . I ........ I \,•) (:ln1l J~hn f , Fullc. Mgr. I ' P~ . "1-2101 l Pa-: Williun Hoback Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wedneaday Services - 7 p.m. Dyesvlll• Community Church Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. . . .. ~. P. J. PMJLEY, AGENT'· CHORCK "2-6113 Olllo s .... cs..-. II Mlllffl•t MldlllljiO!t. 01116 41710 ltl·1117 - 204 COIIIIor St. J Nationwide Ins . Co. ' P111111roy, 011. at Columbus. 0 . toiW . Main 191-lJII Po moray 992-2975 \1 ' .' • '• '• • '• ''• ·.-, :·•' ·' '• .,'• . -. :i' .... ~ •, ., ....•. '• :1 .' ·: Middleport PnsbYIOrloo Sunday School· 9 a.m. Wonhip · 10 a.m., 4 p.m. (2nd & 4th Sun,).; . ..... ., ~ Lona llouom Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip -10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. MI. Olive Community Church Pastor. Lawrence Bush Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wedneday Service · 7 p.m. 1 H E. Mtnio<icll Dr. 992 -.2104 ._,_hi · Wonhip • 7 p.m. W""*""y Servic&a -7 p.m. . . ,..... •....,.rl, ow. . ' 271 •••th Soc... W~ and .S..r1·i('fl hmerey FIRE & SAFETY Allt 'a~.... ·s-us & SUVKE Established 1913 992·2121 . t 106 Mulllrry An. P-.y f 111 OGtiOr'\ ' Pre,cnpt•on's EWING FUNERAL ..DiKnir~· • • E.... Uolled Cltriol • 21/l miln non1t II Reodsville • •• ... Stata Rolle 124 Putor: Rev. Robert Markley Suriday Sdlool • 10 a.m. V~lled Filth Church RL 7 on Pomeroy BrPass Pastor.Jtev. Roben.E. mith, Sa. Sunday School · 9:30 o.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneaday SeiViac · 7 p.m. Veterans Memorial' Hospital Space For Rent $2.50 Per Week call992·2156 ·,~., HarriJOOvlllt l'resb7-• Cltordl Wonhip - 9 a.m. Sunday School • 9:45 Lm. ®.~ 214 E. Main ~ Faith Gospel Church 992-5432 992· 5130 Po ..roy • '' '• Morso Chapel Church Sup.: Mike Mauon Sunday school • 10 a.m. Worship . 11 o.m., 7 p.m. Wednelday Service -7 p.m. 992·5141 INSURANCE . ; SERVICES ... "\ Middleport Penterootal Third Ave. Pastor. Rev. Oarl< Baker School - I 0 i.m. "lullrl'l Kt~IIMf Frl•i C6ld11" 221 W. Main St., Pomeroy Brogan-Warner ~: ~~-7 Hazel Community Church orr Rt. 124 Pa.stor: Edsel Han Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. FISHER FUNERAL HOME MiddlePort • ; ·' Syracuse Mission 1411 Bridgeman St,Syracuae Paal<lc Roy (Mike) Thompson Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening • 6 p.m. Wedneaday Service · 7 p.m. Crow' s Family Rest our t11f 264 South 2nd P'omeroy ' ' .• IA_.NGS-COATS •• Calvary Pll&rl• Chapel Hanisonville Road Pastor: Rev~ Victor Rou1h Sunday School9:30 a.m. Worship - 1J a~. , 7:30p.m. Wednesday ScMC:C - 7:30p.m. Sllnrsvlllo Word ofFallh Pas tor. David Dailey Sunday Scllool9:30 a.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Thunday Seavicc · 7:30p.m. ReJoklna Life Cburch 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middlepon PallOr. Rev. Michael Pari&io School-10 a.m. OHIO K&C JEWELERS ' ~ ..·.... Excavating & Trucking RACINE PLANING MILL •' Spiritual Faith Churdo State 338, Antiquity Pastor: A. Stewan Sunday Sehool-10 a.m. Evenina -7:30p.m. Thursday Seavice · 7:30p.m. Fallh Tabernaclt Church Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmett Rawson Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Evening 7 p.m. Thunday Service • 7 p.m. Christian Fellowship Center Salem St., Rutland Pastor: Robert E. Musser Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip · 11 :15 a.m., 1 p.m. Thursday SeiVice • 7 p.m. ~. Calvary Bible Church Pomeaoy Pike, Co. Rd. PasiOr: Rev. Blackwood Sunday School • 9:30 Lm. Worship 10:30Lm ., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. Trlnlly Conll''lallonal Church Pastor: Rev. Roland Wildman Church · 9:15a.m. Worship · 10:30 om. Burlington Communlly Churcll Burlingham Paaor: Ray l.audennilt SundaySchool - IOa.m. Wonhip - 7 p.m. Wedneadoy Service - 7 p.m. .. Carleton lnlerdeaomlnaUonal Church : RuUand Church vi tile Nazarene Putor: Samuel Buye Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Senoices - 7 p.m. Soothem Cluller Apple Grove Pastor. Ca~ Hide• Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Thunday Servica - 1 p.m. United Methodist Hll'lford Church or Christ In Cltr!Jilaa.Unlon Hanford, W.Va. Pastor: Rev. David McManis SIUiday School - II a.m. Worship · 9:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wodnclday Savice• · 7:30p.m. Pearl Chapel Pastor: Aorence Smith Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship· 10 a.m. w. • Neue Settltm011l Church Sunday Wonhip- 2:30 p.nl.; Thunday servica - 7:3(J p.m. Chesler Church of the Nazarene Pastor. Rev. Herben Grate Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wonhip - 11a.m.,6p.m. Wednesdoy SeiVices. 7 pm. Lutheran Lanpvllle Chrlsllan Church Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servico 7:30 p.m. Holl.., Church oiChrlllln Christian Union Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday School - 9:30 o.m. Evening · 7 p.m. Wedneaday ServiCes · 1 p.m. Minersville Pmor: Wesley Thatcher Sunday School- 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. SyracUJe Church or tile Nazarene Pastor: Rev. Glenn McMillan S101day School • 9:30a.m. Worship-10:30a.m.,6p.m. Wednelday Servicos -7 p.m. Pomeroy Church oflhe Nazarene Pastor: Rev. Thomas McCiuna Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Other Churches St. Paul Lulheran Church Comer Sycamoro & Se<ond St., Paneroy Pastor: Lauaa A. Leach Slt..COer Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. Christian Union Heath (Middleport) Pastor: Fnnk Smith Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services _· 6 p.m. Reedsville Fellowship Church ol'the Nazar.. e Pas101: John W. Douglaa SWldiy School · 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneaday Services - 7 p.m. SaltmCenlff Pastor. Ron Fierce Sunday School - 9:1S a.m. Worship · 10:15 Lm. SnowvlUe Pastor: Florence Smith · Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m. Uberty Christian Church Dotel PallOr: Woody Call Sunday School • 10 o.m. Evening · 7 p.m. · Wednesday SeiVice · 7 p.m. Rttd..Ult Church vi Christ Paator. Philip Stunn Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Wonhip Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Forest Run PaslOr: Wesley Thatcher Sunday Sehool · 10 a.m. Worship . 9 a.m. Thunday Services ·6:30p.m. Middleport Church of the Nazarene Pastor. Rev. Uoyd 0. Grimm, Jr. SIUiday School- 9:30 o.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Full Goopel IJ&hthoute 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy PallOr. Roy Hunter Sunday School • 10 a.m. Evening 7:30pm. Tuesday & Thurlday • 7:30 p.lll. Reoraonlled Chuldt of Josus Christ In Latter Day Solnts Portland-Racine Rd. PutOr: William Roosh Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wedncaday Services · 7:30p.m. Our Saviour Lutheran Church Walnut .and Henry Su., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: Rev. George C. Weirick Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 11 a.m. Hemlock Grove Church PallOr: Charle1 Domigan Sunday achool · 10:30 a.m. Wonhip -9:30a.m., 7 p.m. Flatwoods Pastor. Keith Rader Sunday School - 10 a.m. W~ip · 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Thur1day Services - 7 p.m. 128 Mill St., Middkpon Pallor: Chuck Mcl'henon Sunday School - 10 a.m. Hvenina - 7 p.m. Wedaelday SeiVice - 7 pm. New Haven Church of the Nazarene Pastor: Glendon Stroud Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednerday Services· 7 p.m. St. John Lutheran Church Pine Grove Pastor: Laura A. Leach Shreffler Worship - 9:30 o.m. Sunday School · l0:30a.m. • Entel'frlse Pastor: Kenh Rader Sunday Sehool- 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m •• 6 p.m. Tuesday Services-7 p.m. Nazarene Racine Flnt Clourdt of tile Nazarene Poator: Thanu L: Galea, n s...day School - 9:30a.m. Wollhip - 10:30 Lm., 6 p.m. Wednesday SeiVices • 7 p.m. RuUand Pastor: Allhur Cntbt"" Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 Lm. Thunday Services - 7 p.m. Latter-Day Saints Rutland Church or Chrlst Putor: Eugme E. Underwood S111day School - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Calloolk Cltoordo Poaneroy, 992-5898 E. Heinz Sat Coo. p.m.; Mm · 5:30p.m. Sun. Con.- 8:4S-9:1S a.m., s.... Mua ' 9:30a.m. Daily Man • 8:30a.m. SIS POMEROY, OHIO . 992·2121 . 992-2104 K&C Jewelers Adolph's Dai_ry Valley.. M2·3345 MI. Moriah Doptist Founh & Main St., Middlcpon Pu toc Rev. Gilbert Caaig, Jr. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m. Antiquity Baptist Pastor; Kenneth Smith Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. Thursday Servicoa - 7:30p.m. Rutland Free Will Baptlst Salem St. P111or: Rev. Paul Toyloa Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Serviac• - 7 p.m. A.. Slrftt Frenrlll Bapthl Middleport School- 10 a.m. w,;...,.,- lla.m. Sonya's Country Kitchen Baum Lumber Company Fruth Pharmacy 992·649i VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPIIAL MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Eber's Gulf isher·Lohse Pharmacy 992·2955 D.D.S. Prescriptio• Shop l AnORHEYS AT LAW • RACINE, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992·6128 Kenneth R. Uti 992·7 949·2512 Middleport Trophies & Tees Dr. Doug Hunter, M.D. 949·2683 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992·5141 SYRACUSE, OHIO J. D. Drilling New Lire Church of God Chester Pastor; Gary Hines Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship - 6 p.m. Wednel<iay Services - 7 p.m. Asbury (Syncuse) Panor: Wesley Thatcher Sunday School · 9:45a.m. Wonhip . 11 a.m. Wednesday Service•· 7:30p.m. . 992·7075 . t Htrlh S.CIItll AwL Olio �Friday, March 1992 SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie Announcements Call992-2156 MoN. thru FRI. 8A.M.·5P.M. • SAT. 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Ple..anl 458- Leon 5 76-A.pple Grove 773-Muon 882-riew Hnen 8 9 5-Letart 93 7-Buffalo 667-Coolrille Daily Senlind , reaehmg ower 18,000 hom u ' DAYBEFORE PUBLICATION 1:00 p.m. Saturday 1:00 p.m. Monday 1:00 p.m Tuesday 1:00 p.m. Wednesday 100 p.m. Thursday 1:00 p.m. Fnday COPY DEADLINE Monday Paper Tuesday Paper Wednesday Paper ThUP.iday Paper Fnday Paper Sunday Paper ' Bt:LLETIN BOARil BUllETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION l -========::T.========-1 2 In Memory Public Nollce chaae of a uaed tractor with a In Loving Memory HOMER 8. MOODISPAUGH on hit blr1hday, March 13, tD1g, no· trim typo mowet attached. With opeclllcatlon as lol· Iowa: 50 h.p. to 70 h.p. trao- Sadly rnltaed by hit mother, Lovena Neal; daughtel'l, ton, famllletand grlllldchlldntn. KELLY'S KORNER ATTENTION TURKEY HUNTERS AND CALLERS Wild Turkey Seminar MARCH 14, 1992 Doors Open 10:00 A.M. MASON COUNTY NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY Rouhl 62 Nor1h ol Pl Pleasant, WV. Sponaorod by Chill Coootalk Chaptar of National Wild Tull<oy Fodoralion GUEST SPEAKERS: Eddie Salter, Nalionlland World Champion Callor, Curtis Taylor, W.V. D N.R. Wildlifa Biologist, twn Coleman, W.V. D.N.R. Law Enloro.mant ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: Tull<ey caRing Contest Ctsh Prize• - Rotroalwnonta Tul1<ey Paraphemalilo for aalt ADM: $2.00 per person Invited to attend to make suggestions and provide Under 12 Years FREE 2 public lmput on tho varlouo activities which may be undertaken under the pro- JAMES(JIM) JONES Who left us 10 lt.lddenly 7 years SMALL WANT ADS PACK ABKl PUNCH! ago today, March . 13,1985. He'll always be with usln thought ' Sadly miNed by 11om I Did Brother~ I Slltlrs Nlecel I Nephew Real Specializing In Custom Frame Repair NEW &USED PARTS FOR AU MAKES &MODELS 992·7013 or 992·5553 OR TOll F'RfE 1·800·848·0070 DARWIN, OHIO 7/31f91/dn R&C EXCAVATING BULLDOZING PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER LINES BASEMENTS& HOME SITES HAULING: limestone, Dir1, Gravel and Coal llcenaod and Banded PH. 614·992-5591 12·5·lfn gram. In Memory In Loving Memory WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Public Notice PUBLIC HEARING NOnCE Tho Village of Middleport will be applying for Community Development Block Grant Fundi through tho Ohio Department of Devol· opment under tho Compr" honalvo Houolng/Nolghbor· hood RevltallutlonCompot~ tlva Program. A public hearing will be held Monday, March 23,1992 at 7:30 P.M. In tho council chamborolocatod ot237 Race Street, Middleport, loi tho purpooo of dlocuulng tho comprehonelvo hauelng program and Ill benefit• to the community. All lnter01tod poraona are Written comment• will be acoepted until 7:30 P.M., March 23, 1992 and may be mailed to Mayor Fred Hollman, 237 Race Street, Middleport, Ohio 45760. Fred HoHman, Mayor VIllage at Middleport (3) 13 Meigo County, Ohio GOVERNMENtAL FUND REVENUE RECEIPT&. local taxes ..............20,372.74 lntergovommental Revonua............. 38, 848.24 Charges for Sarv~s ...............37,615.58 Fines, Licenses, & Parmits .... ........... 4, 158.50 M1Sc:ellanaous ...........B, 190.46 TOTAL RECEIPTS ....... 109,163.52 EXPENDITURE Security DISBURSEMENTS: of Pereon & Proporty .............. 37,858.S2 Public Health Sarvlcao ................. 3,876. t2 Leisure Time Activltia 1.... ..............,38g,43 Basic Utility TROY-BI£T olll' Sprtn& Shipnwat or ,....y.Bdi'TlDen Ne• In Stock. Your Loeal1r2f·Bilt Deol•r WAKEfiElD'S II. SOWISI, likl!, S.rvlcao....... ........34 ,5415,57 Jan. 1, 198t ........... 53,8116.93 ran.,...-on T """""" .......... .2,273.0tl Fund Ceah Balanca G81111111 Dtc.'·21, 1981 ..... 84,058.54 Govtmmtnl ........15,158.85 NONEXPENDABLE Capital Outlay...............eoo.oo TRUST FUNDS Debt Strvlot ............. 1,3e8.58 Fund Ctllh Balanot TOTAL DISBURSE· Jan. 1, 1981 ...........6,800.00 MENi'$............88,080.84 Fund callh BaiUice Total Rootlpte ovarl Doc. 31, l&et ........8,800.00 undar Dlab. .......... 13,102.58 T...eury Balanoe.. 177,585.27 Total Other F'11. lnvaetrnents .............37,1178.58 Soui'OIIiiJIII. ..... 13,102.58 Callh on Hand................55.00 Exc. RcpQ and Other An. Total TNaeury Souroao O..ri(Undlr) Balanot... ''........2t 5,318.85 Expend, Diab. & OIMir Outttancling... ".......(5,586,g7) UIIIINet ............. 13,102.58 TOTAL Fund Cash Balanot BALANCE ..........2($,728.&e Jan. I, 11191 .......t25,7117.35 SUMMARY OF Funci Cash Balanot INDEBTEDNESS Dec. 31, 199i .... 138,&e9.03 FIRE DEPT. LAND PROPRIETARY FUNDS Outll. t/1192 .............3,880.42 OPERAnNG REVENUES: Retired...................... 1,058.12 Chargee for · Outst. 12/31192........ .2,510.86 t.fServicae .............. .68,318 .91 THIS IS AN UNAUDITED 1Sotnanaoua...........3,260.94 FINANCIAL STATEMENT TOTAL I certify thle report to bo RECEIPTS ..........72,5711.85 corrac:t and truo to the boll of OPERAnNG EXPENSES: my knowltdga. Currant Jane G. Beagle, W/92 Pa"""al Serv...... 13,622.-48 Clel1<·TINIUIIIf TraVIIITNnl 66 6th SL, Raclna, OH. 45771 pollation .... ........... .2,381 .02 814-848-2§t Contracu~ (3) 13, 1tc Servloal.............. 16,148.87 SuppUee end Public Notice Materiale ..............25,227.155 Capital 0utlay........... .2,83SI.S2 NOllCE OF APPOINliiENT TOTAL DISBURSE· OF FiDUCIARY MENTS ................S2,427.24 On March 2, 1112, In the Total Root/pll O..r/ Melgo County Probata undar DiallurN· maniJ................... to, 152.61 Court, Cua No. 27382, Allen T. Downie, 43340 NON.OPERAnNG Ridgewood Drive, Pomeroy, REVENUESI(Expen-) • OH. 45769, WH appointed Othar UIBII(Nonop. Expanditur81............(90.00) Admlnlotrotor of the 01tate of Chrletlno D. Bright, TOTAL OTHER AN. loto of 106 201h SOURCESI(U-)...10,062.6t deceooad, Streot, Dunbar, WV 25064. Exc. Rcpte and Other Robert E. Buck, Financlni SoUI'OII Ovar/ Probeto Judge (Under) Exp. Dilb. & Other Lena K. NOiulroad, Clarlt U&ai/Nel ............. 10,062.81 (3) 6, 13, 20, 3to Fund Cash Balanot KING'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS NewHomes1 AddHions, Siding, Pole Barns, Painting, Garages, Porches FRII ESTIMATES 614·742·3090 or 304·773-9545 NO SUNDAY CALLS 2114192/1 mo. YOU WIAR It HEAR 1!, ADMIRE 1!,. WATCH IT, PlAY ITl uSE IT or ,........ . IIEI11T EMilYrs AniC Wo turn your naw and good uaed ertlclal Into caoh and aave you RIO'"!' on what you need. PUBUCNOnCE The Board of Scipio Town· I hlp Truoteeo, MolgeCounty Ohio, will receive bldo untti 7:00p.m. o'clock the 20th day of March 1992 lor the pur· CLUB GUN SHOOT 1:00 P.M. SUNDAYS Starting Sept. 22 12 Gauge Factory Choke 992-2156 CARPENTER SERVICE Quality Stone Co. SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE ...fl- Addltlona -Gutt.rWork ..£lactrlcal and ...floaftng Plum""" PalnUng (FREE ESTIIIATES) V. C. YOUNG Ill Call614·992·6637 51. Rt. 7 Cheshire, 0H. 992-6215 POIIIII'OJ, Oltlo 3•13-i2·tln 112/dn COUNTRY MOllE HOME . SUN'S UP TANNING 3 NICI Mel.dtiHtt ,., 1111 1111 Nortlt of ,_., llew U•• load In Rltlarul Cal CIU 742·2778 IF RACINE GUN Real Estate General ~JAYMAR YOUNG'S -lnllrlor • Exllrlor Public Notice INSULATION 15 Soslloas.---'25.00 12 Snlloas.-- --'20.00 6 StuloaL.---'12.00 I St•-----'3.50 IREf SESSION WITH MIY IENIWAL s-.. klatlltf ..... •VInyl Siding •Replacement Window •Roofing •Insulation SCA WOllE tEDS 2117/t mo. TROY-/11£1' JAMES KEESEE 992·2772 or 742·2097 General 539 Bryan Place Mlddltpor~ Ohio GUN SHOOT BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Ho11e1 •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Starting Sept. 28 ESTIMATES 985·4473 667·6179 llclorJ Chokl 12 Gauga Shotgun Only Slrlclly Enforcld OWNER WANTS AN OFFER·Pomeroy-5 lots with a 2 story home. Home hu ~ bdrms, dining room , and 1 Ml baeomont New gas lumace and 1 big one car gara~. NOW $15,1100 aaeo POIIEROY·HYNII Run-Hunter' I Drtam·7 t12 ol woodad land on a nice black top road. $8,500 SYRACUSE-4th S~naed an extra ir\oome? You can have ~ Wyou buy thll4 bedroom, 2 bath Duplex located cloaa to , lht pork & pad also Included is an exra railer lot. S21,000 ""r IIDOLEPORT·Hyou want privacy town will a great vilwhn we ha.. tha place for you. on thle 6.n ~~CHI you .., build yow drHm home. Th8f8 il Wllllr' ... aVII~ S17,100 aB'IER-Oik Ill 116-SpiCioul Uvlng it a beautiful count1y Htq-A 2 llooy hOme With 4 Dec*'ooml, I 112 baihe, family -Ap~llldlng , small bam, run ~nt. and Frae Gal on 1. 27 acras oflarm land, , tM,IOO TUPPERS PLAJNI, Mane S~A 4 bdrm ranch with alarga flmlly 100111, Nao hal2 big lots, and outbuilding and patiO. Tht houaa II Mil lnaulaled, freshly \IIWIY CIIJI I IMide. Has newer roof and vinyl I , pai""'&i:, 100 FLATWOODSIID.·Bri<:I<Ranch with3bedrooms 2 baths glassed in family room. Horne In good oonclllion S49,soo' MIDOLEP.C?IIT· One floor f~~ home with deck. hard· wood lloonng naeds some repalr...alloradtble housing! $11,900 . :a-4 MINERSVILLE liD.· 6 - . bedrooms IMMEDIATE POSSESSION I ASKING $221!00 Make An Olferl t !OrY 4 badloom home 1 112 btilha 2 car gnge, lllgt front porcth. MAf:jY EXTRAS $45,ao0 PINE GROVE RD.· Rlncl1 11)'11 with 3 baaooma, 2 car ' IIRIII.L-~2+ - wooclbun\ar, B.G. heal TCP & ipring wallr-,100 REDUCEO. ..,ni Subdlvlalon 3 blllfioom•. full IJua. rnent ld8Chad ganege Eu11m School Dletrlct. Vary nlot ,hc!IM t&7,1100 Ill..= ol U. S. Aouta rT'IlRIILI"WEOOH'TIELL'fOUIPROPERTY...YOU DON'TMY11HERnNO:rHINO~WHfM YOU U1T wmt THI YOU NO ~Mt~,wmr·~~,-,~~~~ 0&HAY YOU t.Oiifi ':.,.. YOU DON'T JJI'f wml 01.11 'IC' IIIALTV ••IJODAYI • Welcome Slates $20.00 .......... eu.......... Tax And Title Down. Preowntd Mobile Hamel, UH '1our Tax Refund. 50 Hamel To Choose. EIHI Home Centtr, 1-801).58914'x70' ••-., n l••daL... Ia C•,c: -New Conatntctltin -Remocte,ng lito ~.r:..?i_, -Cabinet Work . -Contmlrcilt" MSO<MMIAIITO IEPAa • • •n4' RHkllntlal . FREE EmMATE8' 20 VHnt Experilnot JIIUI TO.._ 1·304-77M560 614·742·2121 N-'11-1- filL Gold Colnt, M.T.S. Coin Shot>' 151 Socond Avenue, Ootllpotlo. ' Employment Servtces MEET SINGLE GIRlS 11 Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Need Truck Driver To Heul Coal, 114-2!58-1011. Nlldtd: Cl~lllld Nurolng "" 1lttant ICF tor long term care llclllty, CaiWhaven of PIHnl 2053or67S-4tDO. 1991 Excellent Condition! 14x80 Rtnt !rot until April 1, lit. Vor· Sunshine Mobile Hom•, 3 Bed~ ~ ~..,~...,. , both, ltO¥t • roomo, 2 Bttho, 114-446-6325. 367.()331. ~8;, or ais.;~,'ond, - 311112/1 mo. pd. HOWOPEH MYSTIQUE' TUNING IYsMJ.oatltw . Ll• Rll. Rutla1ll, o•1o 742·2341 15 Sessions.- ~5 Plus 1FREE full time auctioneer, complete auction - · Llconood Ohio, Will Vlrglnlo, 304-773-5785. . -nt, 304-475-3006. N-d: Engllah lnolructor. Mum Have BS OearM In Englloh, Sand Raoumo'lo: P.O. ,Box 213, Ootllpolll, OH 4!1631. Rill Eototo Sollo poopll wan· gmt cond, 304-m-2783. IIV2~251 For S.la: 1989 Redman D1nvllle, plua expen111 tor carrying a couple'• child, must be 1S.: 35 yr1. of age I prevlosl~ had • child, contact Sieve Lltz. AU~. 48 AerH, 2 Story House, Barn, :!t700 lb. Tobacco a.... Below ~ureka Dam. $32,500. 614·256· Hrs. 8-10 Mon. llru Sat. HEW SCA WOlFF lED 24Sl ..... Pntlats Air , 111 ~ 9 ... :r.....u..r. ' 2·1• '' " HOWARD EXCAVATING Wanted to Buy Oon1 Junk ~I Soli U. Your NonWo~ AppUanc., CokH TV'•, VCR't, Power Tooll, Etc. 614- 2MI·1238. Small Hondo 50 mat<HOJOio, must bo In good oond. 1 - · 6254 lion.· Sot. ""'"' or 114IIV2-4Ht ovonlnge l Sundlya Uood llobllo Homo1, Coli 114· 441-G175, Wonted To Buy: Junk Autoo With Or wttho<A Motort. CIU Lorry Lively. 614488-9303. BULLDOZER , BACKHOE and TRACKHOE WORK AVAILABLE. SEPnC SYSTEMS, HOME SITES ond TRAILER SITES, LAHDCLEARING DRIVEWAYS INSTALlED UMESTONE-TRUCKING FREE ESTIMATES Sarvk:n At Tht Chnhlro Ohio, - Offlct. 614-387·'111~8. Llvtln C.ro For Eldt~y P«10n In Bldwtll ArM. If lnternted Coli: 114-3111-8587. Medk:al BlllktD'Pharmlcy Tech Wonted. Bllllng Exporionce Noco111ry. Sona R11um1 To: P.O. Box 17t, Ook Hill, OH 45656 Or Pick Up Applk:lllon At: Jonklna Phannoey, E. lllln StJIII, Ook HIN, OH 45658, Phono: 114-112-0. ' 14 Business Training Retrain NowiiiSoulheastem Bualnau Colltgo, Spring Valley Plm. eon Todiy, 614-446-436711 Rtgllttration f90.()5-1274B. Renlals 47 Wanted to Rent 992·3838 font Toddllr Caro, Bt4-44H227. Will bobyo~ In my homt, Rut· land aru, an~ 1hlft, rqponalble ldutt, Cll 114·"/llt2·2013 CA~H?!! Will prow gordon Iota, 304-8953481. t~ lor•atl~ . 21 Tum your clutter into cash, SeU it the easy way... by phone, no need to leave your home. Place your cla&sified ad today! 15 words or leu, 3 days, 3 pqpers,$6.00 ~HRUB & TREE CoU our offietJ for paid in ad04nce ra1e1! TRIM.and REMOVAl •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD BILL SlACK 1,___ __ _ 2, _ _ _ __ ."'::' ~·1 II 992·2269 r:.:: USE~ RAILROAD TIES ::.: 6-12·gQ.tfn ,;il 1 BISSELL 8UILDERS, INC. . :~ ' 3• - - - - 4 •. _ _ __ _ 11 .- -........- - - -__ - -65· ... . ·_ __ 7~----- 8 _ _..._...,.-_ ,. ' '14()~~342 675"-1333 . . . 992-2156 HouH tor r.nt In Rutland, Business OpportunHy INOilCEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recomrn~nde that you do busl· Moving IIIIo horvlll gold Mctr~ rlngt & refriaefilor, Z.nlth 25" TV; floor modolltoroo&:f• llo-ot, l _m_101_";;;·IJI4.=18=;::532.;=.=::-PICKENS FURNITURE NewAJeed 54 Miscellaneous menta, 114-112~17 olr, roforonco roqulrod, nlco yord, no pota, _, At<ZO ptont, 304.f'TS.1226. 2 hhbedroom unfurnlahtd 1Dxl0 w oxpondo In Chllli11ro, Ohio. Oopoalt l rororonco11 roqulrod, 614-44f.438g Of 304.f75.2330. 2 BR, Mldcltoport, Ohio. Rtlaronct & cto,..n roqutrod. 304-8824217. 2-bdrm mobtll homo in Mid· dlopo~. 6t4-IIV2.f858 n110 With people you know and NOT to 11nd money through tho moll until you havo ln-llgttod 2br Trollor For Rant, CMy tht offering. Schooll1 Ntor Town, No lnoldo Vending Route: Local. Wa Htvt Polt. I14-445-3CI07. Tht Nowolt Mochi-,Moklng A Nlco Stoody Clah Income. 1· 44 Apartment 800~34-2151. for Rent 1 Bedroom Aponmtnt Fot Rant, Real Estate I Millo From Oolllpollo; 7 111111 From Rio Orondo, 514-388-1030. 1·bdrm opl. In lllddloport, 31 Homes for Sale Geneal1 Nutrhlon Products f11turing Amino Acid Body Bulldlngl welaht 1oM and lal burnw ormurn. A'llllable IX· cluolvoly ot Rllo Aid Phormocy. The llfa w1y to diet. Going Out Of BullnHI §oto: Bktwell Porter nrw, All Tlrn In Stock, Morch 12-2tlt 111V2; Ant~ qua Dlnn11to Sl1 6 Cholro. 61438M40CI. Hoggorty'o Appliance Store Mlddlopon, Ohio. 30"· 40" $151; IUIO. woohoro l cfryoro, 1125 & up; 2dr. frnl: fr11 ralrfger,ltDI'II, $100 to $18!; 25" color TVa, Si5 to $160; got hootor wllln, $175; eleclrlc rangll, 53 Antiques ,..;..-....,,..,.,;:.;;.;..:;.,....,._ B•y Of 1011. Rlvorlno Antlq,.t, 1124 E. lllln Pomoroy. Howrw: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. lo 8:00 P;T:t...!".•ndoy, 1:00 to 1:00 p.m. •~- 2521. St-. 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 1 Y- Old 55 Gil. Fllh Tank, With C.blnet, 9'>mplolty Equtp. podll200.1,...41.0412. 2 Wit« Bodo: K!l>g$168; a.$110; 2 Color T.V.'o 19" $100; 13" NO; 1 End Toblo, Olooolop, 120; Kftchtn Tabtei 2 ct..n, $20; z 7coltft anor locuo1 · · $2.110 uch, I :Otl-Pll304.f75-6717. B11rcot XLT bull- 100 channtl digital prognmeblo Kanner, 12 tilnd1 plua wllttw, utlllt• lurn, dip req. no pete. $110. 304-475-2623. 110 Hlt':,!t., PO!Mroy, 4 bllho, 614-IIV2·2218 3 full I , gozobo CJVortooklng Big 4 Bedroom Dokotl Droam Vlllllflo1 nrlouo lnqulrlto only, 2 bedroom apt, utllhln lllld, HOmo, $29!9.'5 I Up. BulK On H~ approved. 30U7&-2'722. · 614·114..2188 INVI mMIIgo Your Lol. ... Our llodtl, 114· 111-731\ 2 IR uPttelra apt. eci'OII from Rlducod To 8111:' $49,100 Choahlr'!.., Ohio. 1104-132-6159' Unlvoro~y of Rlo Orondo. All ~T.V. $50; Rthlgorotor, $50; 104-832·71>7tl, 11447-0149. • utiiMioo pold. 114-388-8941. VCR, $tOO; Eltctnc ctotholt Oryar, $60i' s- Computw E· ' qulpnnt. t4-2Sf.1231. Couch lllkll OUotn sta Bod 1 ~. Meplo wO'Od Ollk,- Each. 114 ~41 1301. Elodtrlc Whoolohltr Wftll Chor· gor, Far ..... kllomlatlon, 114· W-3040. , For 1111- Cronmotlc bod, $321, IM.ft2.33117 · tloM, 4wd, 81,000111, exc. cond., call after Spm 8'*"2·5293 i 1181 Ford F-150 XLT lorlot 4,41 302 .00,tim, lock topo our hubo,onglno, - 1lop. , now ptr, $10,500, 11..182-7711 • For Solo: 1171 Ford BRMlCO, Air, n1t WhHI, .tut-Jc. Powa• StNrtna, l Brokn, t2,000. 114- • : ·I 'i 1 Hoovy guop rooting tin. • I Hilton 1"1'·10 Itt hoyblno. Ollvtr 387-7'01!. groin drill on rubber. 20ft 1om73 vans 4 WD's ' cion exit traitor. 114-388 Hit. Jlm'o Formc::ulpmont, Sit 31, 11U 8·10 Bluer, V-1, A~o. AC, Will Galli I ~IT77i 15,000 Millo, $4,800. 114-2856434. troctoro I lm"""*"L Buy, Ill~ trodo, I:ON:DO w-.yo, 1187 - r Ford lllnl Von, loki Ovtr Poyrnonta. 114-317, Sal till Noon. 7110, 114-311-2109, 304-875M - Forguoon 2110. -"1' 8044. Forgu10n 1085. lluHJ For· GUIOn 258. Now Hotilnd Round 1987 Chevy holt ton Slburbon, 4 Bator. Comr>lolollno ot Now Hot- drhro, 304-175-4384. lond ond I l l - Forguoan E· qulflmlnl. ,_ nnonclng till 74 Motorcycles Stolt 1 on TJOY"Bin Equipment. ::;;;-;:;::::-:::::-~..;.;;;;:,..=..,.;, Folrj>loln Tractor Saito, Inc, us 11m TlfumJih Bonnovlltf ~ Rt. 33 • ~17 txlt 38, .!1!otoYc WV, Vtry Oaod Shopo, 12,000 llltoo.! 304-372-887....,~. otN· 304.f75-4305. I • . r.nghono Ohio and Well VIrginia.. 19t2 Yomtho, lCT 250 Din Blk Now Holland 7 ft hoyblnd. Now Ntw nrao, Elhoull And Tunt Holllnd g a hoy bind. Ntw Hot· Up, Excellent Condhlon, 3,600 , lond Super 717 Fcnge Horvao- Mil.., $550. 114-446-3415. .• a. Wldo- -·-linn ter. Gthf 85 grlndtr-mlx•. All ex a cond, 304•273-4218. 1964 Hondo XRBO end 1D65 Ollvw tractor l farm machlni parte, It nol In stock will • Coli 614-387.()138, .. ~1· 1DB7 Hondo 7VO Mogno, Low Mlllllflt, Alklng $2,500. 814-446- Coli "Tho Dill llln". 614- 9684. Wtntod: Used linn oqulpmont anvthlng yo11 wanl lo ull. Call 6'f4.256·1308, 256-6040 after 8 p.m. Honda 50.- Nl.t minor work ·• ~ 0181. Hondo XR 250, txc cond, $1,200. Trl C..nty Sporto Shop, 3046n.ZMa. llot'!f"Y"It 1110 Rll 250 Suruld For S.ll. lt4-388.f351. .p p t 63 J •• • 1 ' ! • Groam and Suppl)' Shop-Pet Grooming. All bfetds, styles. lama Pet Food Dealer. Julie Wtbb. Coli 614-44H231. 8 wk old female Dllmatlon puppy, $125. 304-675-5738. AKC Cockor Sponltl pups, buff wJwhlte, 1·male, 1·famale, first vacc'1 given, wormed, ahtr 5pm, 814'62-7380 Brond now 55 gallon floh tonk w«h hood & 11ondil $200. 304178-5513 after 8:00 M. Clnarlll end cagea, 10 g111on Female Dachshund, email, lull bloOded, 1~ month& old, $1011. 304-475-4Ge9. Fish Ttnk, 2413 Jacklon Avt. Point Ploo11nt, 304·675-2063, full llno Tropk:or flahl blrdo, lmltl lnlmtll and tupp1 H . 57 Musical Instruments Good Wlnttr Plano FOI' Stle, $600. 114-379-2641. Plana lor tale: Will finance wtt h .good crodN lnd -11 down pe,-ment. Ctn be tHn 1~ Serlout lnqulrlet only. 1 635-7611. Solnot.con- Plono borgoln. Wanted: rnponelble pert~ lo make low mOnthly peymenlt on ~ano. Can be Mn local!~. Call Mr. Whtt• 11: 1..eoo-327·3345 ut. tOt. Cllollor Dra""ro, $40 Eocll. 114- :ISH:ISI. 61 Fann Equipment 1m Plymoulh truck. 1m CMt. tlldo-ln compor. ·~•••· 1987 S.10 Biu«, kyl, .a opo • LlvestQCk : King Size Waterblld, Fancy "19:'!'86='""AQ::::H""A"'II""a-rt..;,"'11"",2""50'";""B.,..Ig Heactbolrd With Mlrro, New 1910 AOHA Goldl~~g, $850; 1GG2 Yo11111 moho blkt .·1 Fll, VZ-400 powerf\11, din304-675-. Hutor (Low EMF). 614-441H151H. HorH I Slack Trailer, I1,H5 ; w 50811. Big Uood Sllvor Royol Show Sewing machine. sews leather Salldlt. 61~. $125. Tappa11 el.a r11ng1 $50. 75 Boats & Motors 304·7n.S207. Angus AntiC ~gus Bilek lor Sale Bufll RIIIORibf)' Prlclcl. State Run Forma, Jookaon, Ohio, 114- 1888 B111 Tr11cker TX~17. 70hp 1 286~395. 1 Evlnrude, plut 8hp Evfnrudt """Y oxt,.l, ~go ktpt, $8000 ·: Bull For Sale: Limousine, Sural•, rontol, donlm, ormy clothing. Fri, Sll!lc!,"n, Noon • ChiMino, llolno Anlou. 114-388- llrm, IM-m . 8:00 PM. Sam ervllle'a. 5 mil• Ee8l of l-77, Ravenswood, 8030. BOATERS wv. by Sonctnllll Post omco, Folr Plgo, $40 Eoch. 614-2!58- GuiMI Mtrcwy Marine SlrVIca Mercury, Mariner, M11crul11r other houn-days, 304-27'3-5055 1945 Btlwton 7 A.M. & I P.ll . opoclall11. lloreu!J cortlllod. Union modo odvoltloklg .~~':7,~' come to you. 114· ~ tpeclanln and matchN. 64 Hay & Grain WATER WELlS DRILLED: • WATER GAURANTE£0. 614-1186- Cloon Ml1od Hoy, N-r Wtt , For Solo: 14 Ft. John Boot, With ~ 7311. $1.25 Btlo. 614-446-1053. Trlllor. Minor Ropilro. , Alldng: 11400.114-245-5129. • ~;:i;;;======:-f WHrrE'S METAL DETECTORS Good quoiHy round boiH 11,000 Ron Allison, 1210 Second lbs) ttored Inside. $30. each, Auto Parts & } Avenue, O.lllpoUt, Ohio, 614· also t.w lqUifl biJH. 304-115- 76 446-4336. ~430='·------Accessories Wonted To Buy: lora• ROIII1d 115 ~ orumn truck toppor rod , 55 Building Btloo Of Hoy. 114-44&-1082. 1225. like new, 304-475a25a0. ' , Supplies Budatt Tronamlutor. , Uood & • Transportation robulll, llortlng ot Sl8· ~ant • Block, brick, HWer JMpes. win· dowl, lintels, etc. Cllude Winwhotl drive ~Ita It rnD.OO, j 114-245-11177, I .f293. • liN, Rio Grandt, OH Call 614· 245-5121. 71 Autos for Sale 79 campara& 1m Chevy NoYo Supor Sport , 56 Pets for Sale Motor Homes body Ht·up for etandard or Konmo,. ponoblt wothor, 1150. Houoohotd fumllhtng. 112 mi. Jenlcho Rd. PL PI-nt, wv, coll304oe7S-'1450. SWAIN fish tank completa with fish , AUCTION I FURNITURE. 82 304-475-3138. Olivo St., GorNpollo. Now I UIOd fum~ ..., hlltlrl, Waotom & l;)og Hou111 For S.le: Several Worlt bootl. 614-446-31511. Siz11. 1 112 Mile Out At141, Gaf. llporla. Woyna Shoomokor. 114· 52 Sporting Goods 446.05D3. dopooh & roftrortct roqulrod, no High Couni!J ~nd Bow; polo, coli 014·'1112-2681 Loododl 114-44f.4HII Aok Foo Brlon. 42 Mobile Homes Soto-flex exerclae machine, good lhopo, occopta all onach· for Rent 2 beclroom.'"'tumlahed. centraJ Financial Upper River Rd. Bnlde Slone . 18 B1tor., at111 tchool. Orop.ll\l welcome. 814-441-82:24. New In· r---------T"-------- ront.- Pomeroy, $200/ manlh, 114·992· Fr. Delivery. 3085 2 BR, Point PIIINnt 0101, 2&3 Wanted to Do BR· Camp Conley area. Call Will Bobya~ In My Homo. Rod- 304-47S-38t2. noy Aroo. Rtfaroncoo Avalloblo. ,--.,-..c._- - - - Call fl4.245-588'l 2 Of 3 bdrm., 2 both ho<oH In country, lull bo11mont wlllmlly E & A TREE SERVICE. Topping, room & tlreplact, carport, $350, NEEO EXTRA MONEY FOR Trimming, TrN Removal, Htdgt 814·385-8227 SPRING? Sail Avon Earn AI Trimming. Fr11 EeUmatesl 6f43 BR ronch, 112 aero lown. Now lluoh AI You Hood. t.aot).2Bt· 3&7-71157. homt. Excollont oondlllon. 4001. Sacurhy d-~ & roll,.ncll GeorgH houi:.Z..":Portable logo toSawmill, tht milldon1 full ,.qulrod. 304.f75-67111 or 3041824618. call 75-1957. Mite Paula'a Dey care Center. 5 Roomt And Both, At 44 Olivo Sail, offordlhto, chllclcoro. M·F StrHt, Golllpollo. ':111"'" At 918 6 o.m. • 5:30 p.m. Agoa 211o10. Second Avon .., Ooll pollt. ant to: PIN down EXTRA Cl M2., NEA , InC. FREEINSTALLATKlN SWIMMING POOlS Roomo for or month. Onlv tl2.91111o. • For 1211ontho. Slo~lng ot $120/mo. Oollo Hotlll. 11d1~:4 Pool lncludle Fitter, Loddoro, Hugo Dock Etc. 114-445-1880. ('Buod On Soiling Prlco 01 SIHplng 100m1 wHh cooking. flgl, $14.45 APR, Toltl Oof11rod Aleo trailer lpiiCI. All hookoUPI. Prlco: $754.112) Don1 BtlltVI h? Call after 2:00 p.m., 304·773- Coli BPI 5111, Meson WV. 1-800-148-1923 Crol1 Mottl. Coli IM-448-73G8, 1.f00.4111-34DG. 41 Houses for Rent LAYNE'S FURNITURE Complete home fuml~~~~~·· t bdrm. ept. In Pomeroy, $1501 Houro: Mon.Sot, ..5. I s. month; 3 bdrm. houM In 0322, 3 mlln out Bulavllle Rd. ==========-!.3========;1 ; 11,~, WIU"Kt Rooms 1953. Clll614•742•1302 Individual To Perform Cleaning I·" 1991 Sunshine 14x65, 2br. 2 Merchandise Baths, Now On Rented lot , 614· Wldao Apto, 501 Bwdlltt St, 441·1011. Polnf PIHiont, no pete, 1 lnd 2 bedroa1n1, 304-87S-2072 1her 3 bedroom, 14x70 mobile homo, 5:00. For lite: prom dr. ., lrred"· 1 seculatld acre, extra room cent tlffel:a, ~•nd~. alzt 14, w!Woodbumer, covered porch, 2 45 $55, IM-e85-4411 Furnished level dlckl In back, woodshed, =.,. . . 94~2168 614-94f.2101tr 949·2160 Cle ru •., Cah · Help wanted 448.()338. One lnd two bedraom IP811ments for rent. 304-175tiiTI Skyllnt 12x10, $3,500. 614· ========= NEW-REPAIR ceMMIIla.U . . . . . . .EN'I'W. ' JUaa'I1MADS ' IdH Wontod To Ront : 3 Or 4 Bod· 317-996-2000 Ferm For Sale: J. Dl vkt Atha, room Houae Or Treller In The 4 Giveaway AVON I All A1011 I Shl~ty Surrogate Motktrw Wanted, FH 115 Aem, 7t .tern nlloblt. Country. Rotoronco Avollablt. Spar~, 304-875-1421. Phil Experwn For Canylng A 14,000 + lb. Tobocco Best, Coli Anyllme: 114-441-2135. Female Block lob, Spoyld, Good With Children. 614-446- AVON got In on tho ground floor Couplo'o Child. Mull Bt 18-35 Pond. Barn, Silo And Unloader, 8022. For Lease of Avona new eamlng alructure. And p,.vlously Hod A Child. Bunk Feeder, New Ftnclng, 8 49 Sttvt L~z, Any., 317·996-2000. 1-801).11V2-4356. Room Houn, Lorge Now Ftmlly :--:-:-::--:---:--.,.....,,... Founci,II!Gt"MY«od gold oul· Room With Boli:ony, 2 Full Socond Fl- Apo~mont For TRAVEL do& cot, :!04-&H120116. CANNERY WORKERS/ALASKA Baths, New Fumece With CA, LN11: LA .• one B.R., Balh, Immediate Optnlngt For 15 Men Hiring $600+ Wkly. Om 8000 Locotld On Stoto Highway, Ptr· Khohon WI Slave l Rorrtg. Small blk I .. n Terrier fYI» dog, Openlng1. And Women Who Are Fr11 To Ma~tmale. one yr old, 304-87&-2749 or 675- Tr•n•plHouslng. CaU E . l.c. ~ Traval Entire U.S.A. On A Ran- feet Place To AaiH Chlldran! Water Furnllhed. No Pita. Cof· Shown By Appointment Only, nor Socond & Pln~_Galllpollo. t889 anor 5:00PM. · Now! 1·206·'736·7000 Ext. dom Itinerary Oolng Publlshera $230. Per Month; uo,..lt R1o Contact Work For Major Sports, 614·379-2119. qulrod. Coli 114-411-4249, 11415MB3. And Rock N" Roll Fathlon 6 Lost & Found 446-2325, Or 514-4411-4425. Cosmetol~lst NHdtd: Gauran· Magazlnea. Muet Be Ablt To 35 LOIS & Acreage Found: Heeler, Blue Mtll.t. At tood $1'10 Ptr Wtok Pold Wortc WHh A High Energy Group Of 18 To 28 '1tar Old Business 100Jt50 Dobblo Orivo, Ool· Bodlmers Exxon On AI. 35 Hod· Vacallon•, Call614--44&-72&7. Merchandise Man And Women. Must Be At nay OH. Call A.M. 614-446-5000, llpolll. 114-446-7231, Allor 5p.m. Duke Clnnoro • Qolllpolll: Poll P.M. 614-245-5.!33. Leas! 18. Education And Ex· open due to retirement Apply In perltnce Not Important. A Pleas· 17 ocroo (woodlond l lovtl) 51 Household Found: Pony In Patriot For In· penon, Mon. • Fri. attar 1:00 lng Ptrsonollty And Tht Ability Buutlful 4 bedroom tog homo, p.m. formation Call614-e43-1125. Goods To Work UntUI»I'Yistd Is A dining room, flrer,IICI Wllnsert, Must Start Immediately. progoo, So....,.ll • AooHy, 304· ::::==~.,.....,~~.,...,. Expirltnced Per.an In Found: small brown Terrill, Rut. Big Sovlngo On AII .Corpot In Tronsportotlon Provldod1 II Ac- 575-3030 or 175-3431. Upholstering FumUure Or Ctpttd. land ar .., 614·"'2·2454 Stock. Cllh And Corry, Mo~ Exper1111 Aa'llnced Sawing Only. 614-446-~38, 614· Arid Rotum Tronoportotlon For ule, 2.3&e acrn, wooded, lohan Carpets, e14~6-M4. loll: 2 Mal• Llbl, 1 Black, 1 446-4638. Guarantied. For A Personal In· off Flotwoodo Rd., $5000, 114- 8JUWn lldo.by-oldo ,.~lpratm; Yellow. Black Lib Antwerll To 182~641 "Gus" Should Have A Choker Exptrltnctd Secretary Rectpo ter·vlew SN: Jim At The 811.'1 brown double oven etcwe, $225. Cl'lain Collar. Yellow Lab Uonltl, All Rnurnn Conlldtn· Fountain Motel, AI 7, 1 MILl Loll lor -.....!!_lllltro occopo Hch or $400. for both. 18,000 Answera To "Sam• Beige Color tiel, Send Rnumt To CLA Box South Of Bridgo, Gallipolis toblt. 304.f75o.ra, btu window olr cond $400. 304Collar. l.olt In Aru. Of Stale 110, 0/o Oolllpollo Dally T~bun!, Saturdly 3114, J;30 To Noon l.olt In Ootllpotlo For7a . 00% _ 6 78= 55::-113:::-aft-::o-.s r _:oo _ PII -:. Room 133. Parenll: Welcome AI 1 Routt 553 & 218 Off Rt.7. II 825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, 0" lntervltw. No Phone Calls " owntr financing It S .84 per Complete set maple kitchen Found Please Call : 614·256-6710 45831. Plea11l month, 1ny one of four lots cablneta. Includes: countll'top, After7p.m. HVACIR Sarvlct lion Noodod. ovalloblt, 304.f75.2722. cooktop, doublt oven dlahWanted: Babyt itter for 2 LOST; Blue Hoolor dog, Mutt Have Experience In Com· chlklren. Nonh Point School lott In New Haven • 00% walher 1nd alnk with dlepoall. 1 merclll And Resldlnllal Repair. REWARD, 304-576-2950. 3 Y11r11 Experience Required To Olatrlct. Rotating sl'llfte. Rat re- owntr llnanclng It $101.46 por Phono 614-446-2252. month buya alllhree Iota, a304· 0 ,E, wII111r, 195; Whl ripool Apply. Sand RIIUml And Pay quired. 304-175-3309. 7 Yard Sale Roqulromonto To: Box CLA 108, Wanted: Outside 11111 rep for 675-2722. Wllhor, $150; Kolvlnllor 0/o Oolllpolla Dolly Tribuno, 825 building Lotololnln• Point , 100 ~ owntr Rorrtgtroto'l 2 Door, Wh~t, motorial aupply. ALL Yard Sales Mult Be Paid In Third Avonua, Gllllpolla, OH Takeoff 1xperlence helpful. llnanclnR :t $1 01,40 po;' monlh $125j Hotpo nt Atrrtgorotor, $15; •• Advonct. DEAOUNE: 2;00 p.m. 45831. hr KltvmRolriQoiltOf, F• - .J Send Rnume 'to: c/o Polnl b Almond, l175; Admlrol the eta~ btfoiw lht ad l1 1lo run. lllltiiOCIItlt Oponlng For Port· PINIIIlt Rogl11or, Box P·3, 200 ;TI; o t H loll . 304oe75o F~l RemgmtCK CoDDMone ... 50 Sunday odhlon • 2:00 p.m. lllln St. POint Ptoollnt, WV Weetlnghouie ~·mall w.·~he~ Friday. Monda~ lldhlon • 2:00 Timt RN Suporvloor, 11uo1 Bo 25550. Royol Olk Rnort propo~y· I I· Avlllllblo To Worlt All Shlfto And p.m. Sllurday. tate all, c111 606-TJB-4980 1her And Dryer, Llkt Now, $250, O.E. Ito On Coli. Compotlllvo Wogoo, 0rytr, Whlto, Uko Ntw, $15(1; 5pm Dlfftrontltl Wrlh Exporitnct, E· 12 Situation Sl!og(IOAor>lllncll, u- RIVOJ ,qual Oppo~unrly Employer, 8 Public Sale Trallar lot lar rwd . Water~ aewtr Rooil; Oolllj>otlo. 114-44&.7311. wanted Contact: Dlreclor ot Nursfng, and 11nltotlon lncludoa. $110 &Auction PlnecrMt care Center, 110 Dnporololy wonting to odopt t mOIMh. 304.f75o1801 or 17W037. QOOO USED APPLIANCES PlnocrNt Drlvo, GolllpoUo, child, unborn or lnlant , pltaH Wllhlfl, dryert, r1~1tort, Rick Ptoroon Auction Compiny, Ohio. 114-44&.7112. rwngn. Skaggs Appliance•, ROOFING , - . ~s.=·l will contlder all urlous bids, 14x72, Totol Etoctrlc, Stt.Up On Snook Bor, Cllltlldt Golf Prlvltt Ranted Lot. Excellent Cou,..b100 Cllltlldt O~vt, Gal· Condition, C.lll14-387.()139 Alllpollo H. Mul1 Bo 21. Apply 9 tor5 P.M. A.ll. l 3 P.M. Surrogale Mother wanted, trae 33 Fanns for Sale 1004: $2.9S/mln. Mutt Be Ovtr 18, FonpattlrYint CA. Howard LWrltesel ............ ,...... .......... . . ,._ ........ .. .................... 1m Fonl 302 Englna, on 614-114..21Ge ted, cDnlacl Clellnd Really, 114· In Vour Local AtN. 1·0Q0.407. I~==:==~===:;:! t'i ~~ ·~ l ·r trailer 64'xtt9' tot In Aoclno, $12000, -· . COina, Qold Ringe. Silver Cotnt 2-3-'82·1 mo TIO.BUILDERS Wlndaor .; ' ' 72 Trucka for Sale 5710. I, Frodo Boya, om not roopon· _9_..:,W.;,;a;;,nt;;,ed:.:.t:.:O:.,:B::U~Y:...__ slblo for ony dobtl othor than Top Prlcoa Pold: All Old U.S. my own. wl .. ..,. COifltlltdlal. c.n 614·949·2671 A&l AUTO 4 c:yl, $2,750. Comptolly FumltiMocl moblto homi, 1river. inlto below town . looking No Polo, CiA._ 114- -~=I.119111 ... tstal!· D U lllfontallort 2114ft211 mo. 3H15 Gold Rldlll Road Po,_.,, Ohio 41711 Womlwldo Tro¥01 DlicountL Alrflret T••• And AIHrYIIIon FHI Not Included, Oaod For (11 Yoor. No Olmmlckl. OtloNd Thourgh 'Lio.nH And Bondocl Cruloo Uno Tnvol Aalnt. Coli 1· 800.2114-11184 (24) HII'S A Doy, 7 Oayo AWook.llo11.,..rd & VIN Accepted. otr.r Avtllablt One WHkOnly, for Sale I 33 and ancllng 0.32 111lla - • of U. S. Roull 3J. Total longth of gu•dntll being 550Un-IMI. Thla orclnonce Ia hereby doclarad to bt an emergency me11ure by reaaon of lha need lor axpadlllng highway 1111· provemenll lo promote highway oafoty, and provided It recelvn tha olflrmollve vote of tw.,. thlrda of tho Nellbtrl eltetad lo Council, It lhal taka elleol oncl be In Ioree lmmodlatoly upon Ita pa..age and approvol by lhe llayor; otherwlao, It ahall taka olfect and ba In Ioree from and alter lhll oarllaal period allowad by low. PASSED: llarch 2, 1H2 ATTEST: Brenda L llorrlo, Clwk Brian J. Road, Mayor L.any Wehruna • PP,.rllldii!Oid ..nt of Council " (Tho complalllul of IIIIa · . OrdlniMI 11111J be oblalnad or vtewed at tile olllce of the Cllfll, Wlaga of Polneroy.) (3) 13, 20, 2111 .. r. i'Cii '=' SlY~ CHESTEI ··sPECI_I~~ IN SLATE OACIIHVAS" 32 Mobile Homes Scolty'o Uaocl em, - HIYIII, wv. 30WIN752. - C.lllll9 l2,700. 11188 Dodal ~ mlllo $2,100. 1titl Oldo CUIIIOI CieJo $2,700. 1187 Joap truolt , $2,800. 1tllt C.volllr brown' $3,1100. 1114 IJanco $2,H&.:. , 19811 Font F-250 12.500. 1881.. · . Font F•150 12,150. 188SPiyrnouth Yay- t2,7VO. 1G81 Font Toruo, 75,000 mlltt, $' : Vaeallon Plu1 Mtmblrahlp For haa ldaiiUIIod lhll nHd lor and propoa.. lh• · lmpronm011t ol a pofllcm of tha ~ highway which Ia dalcrlbtd alollon: The ln.wallon olguri roll on tha aouth aide of State Route 124 beglnnlnt c~~r!J 1 BAUM LUMBER CO. Xfl,tliryn Meaiof!)s -........... And EntonolnmanL CnUo To N••••u, St. Barts, Sin J•n. st Thomu Or Jomuto, Oronct Coymtn, Cozwnal And Many Moro Exotk: Porto. $318.00 1 Couplo 0111 You Thll Cno111 Autos for ·Sale 1987 C.voll«, 2 - · 4 eyt, 4 : ' .,...,....runo I oxc, 12;1100. . ' ·, 3044}..1401. . . 1Ht Stntro B.E., Air, Alltq, Elp> Go2,500 MU11, _,.loo Poy Ott. · -·1312, I :00.7;Gii ' Liner. lncludN Clbln, All Uuls ~~Ar:,n~~ 0.22 mil - 71 1 Room Aportnllnt I loth. In Counlr<, co~=u.i:i · AaosNdts IIEDUCEO. t 987 Forrest Pall< Mobile home With large garagf1andc.pons. Homo la 14 x 70wlth3 bedroomo1. 10 aae. Reduced to $29,000 RACINE· 2 W . .lMCI Ohio, In the Malter of tflo harlinalter dHcriiMcl 1111· prov-t, and to r...,..t cooperation froM tht eoo for ...,c.tw. c.oabaltrttk 1M • Mlddltporl, OH An . . . . .tcJ anaoted by tho VIllage of Pomaroy, 1111111 CountJ KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright Apartment for Rent FANTASY CARIBBEAN CRUISE Enloy 8 Doy 17 Nlghl CruiH Fot (2) Adullo AIMNiid A Luxury REWARD Imperial Rill Metal Cut To ltngtli I Will DELIVERY basement larvo front porch. Niotlocation. $t4,DOO 44 817 · H7'.!1tl.. •u. call f• Af~illut ,,•• POLE BUILDING MAnRIALS 205 Nor1h Secarid AYI. ORDINMCE NO.I07 EqirN~~e• llt• 9·t3.'9t -Hn ' llrollar Recine V~laga To Flnd,_'l!lii.,L. 992-2259 608 EAST POMEROY, OHIO.. . .MAIN .. . .. : REDUCtD-Iilfodleport; 2 story, :ib8droOm ho,;,awith; . CASH BASIS COMBINED ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT For tha Flecal Year Ended Docombar31, 1119t CAll 992·6120 Or It• IJ I02 E. Main SlrHI Pomer_,, Ohio OFFICE H2-2888 ..... Public Notice 31 Homes for Sale 3 Announcements Business Services Who lett u• Aug. 27, 1991, only 7 monthtago. ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARTY SATURDAY, MARCH 14th 7:00 to 11 :00 DEE&DALLAS tor, Rotary cunlng heed on 17 boom or longer, Rever.. lble 30 lb., 4 way blada• Cl· pablt of mowing gra" and chopping 41n dlametertr.... Only machlnto menulle> turtd In the U.S.A. will be conaldertd. O.Uvery nme: lmmeclate. Bidder to oubmlt detailed opoclllcatlono of equipment oHeted: The Board of Truo· toea reserveo the right to reject any or all bide. · Send bldo to Harold Gra· ham, 3600B State Rt. 143, Pometoy, Ohio 45768. By order of Board ofTrue· tee of Scipio Tawnohlp Clerk, Betty Bishop, Bobby Arnold, Harold Graham, Randy Butcher, membara. (3) 6, 13, 20; 3TC The Dally Ohio Farm Supplies & Ltvestock auto, 6'14-843-!172 t8 F't. Sltytal1< Tondtm Alit Ex· 11171 Elcomlno, S - Sport , cttttnt Cond~Jon. s.~ l:ono• Good Condition, $1 500. t14-251a ltlnod, $2,200 St4-44f·1716. 1145, BotwNn 7 A.M. I tO P.M. 1990 Joyco pop-up compor, 1980 Cutllu Supnma, AMIFM Ootuxt, llttpo6, hoo fumoco, Clu, Good nroo, Good Brokoo, ulld VIIJ rtnlo, $3,300, BM·M· iiJt li Runt Goad, $!1U. 814-44t.oot4. 1982 Buick Park Avenue, 4dr., lldan, ertra na, all opUont, 21133 Services 350 V-8, $1295, SM-812.f'TtD tl82 Cllmoro, 1882 Flroblrd: - : - - - - -- - -" both good condhlon, both run 81 Home good. Both V-4. $2,500 IICh, 614·388-11770. Improvements 1982 Pontiac Bonneville station wagon, PS, PB, 6 cyt, $1,200. 304'-875-5752. 1983 Z~21, Nice C.r1 AC, CC, FICiory Prem. Sound Sys, A&.Co oo, T·Topo, nn, While With Blua Int. $3,800. Ct rl 614-446· 1111. 1i84 BMW1 3181, 73000MI, aunroof. auto, amlfm eter.a, rear tnd damage, 13400, 080, 114IMG·2644 oft or 6pm 1184 ~ Arl•, 4 door, black, AMIFM, eallltte, 4 c~t. naw .... houl1, 614-9112·7231, ovonlngo t9114 Oodgo Omnl, 4 C.Nndor, Auto, New Paint.&, 11ret, l.ttery, Stereo, Runa uoodl 114--434462. 1114 Floro SE. Rod-nntod WJn. dow, 4Spd., 40~1., Sunroor, AC, -·- ~· 1771 AIIIFIIE Con, $2,500. 114- -· �The .Daily Sentinel By The Bend WEB .. Friday, March 13, 1992 Wldt World ollporll Clodlngii of Cllampioni, ~... Page--10 WINS WVAH WOWII Community calendar . Beat of the Bend.. : Tracy Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- James R. Lee-Mrs. Lee is the former Nancy Blaettnar of Pomeroy- left today for a weelc of 'mission work in Albania. Joining Tracy for the week-long expedition were eight Campus Crusade for Christ members from Miami University and four members from Indiana University. The government of Albania invited the Campus Crusade for Christ members to the country to distribute Bibles and share the word of God with high school and college students. The government will provide interpreters to travel with Tracy and her group. Tracy, the granddaughter of Mrs. Margaret Blaettnar. Pomeroy, is lcnown here. In addition to visiting, she has been in the community to play for several weddings. She's an accomP.Iished pianist. Tracy. a senior, will graduate from Miami University in May. UIIA NASH ESPN by Bob Hoeflich Friday, the 13th. ActuaHy, it's probably just like every other Friday so not too worry. Of courre, I suppose we ought to avoid the black cats and walking under laddezs. WTAP room, those bringin~ up grade averages, those havmg perfect attendance and those who are really putting forth an effort. These students are honored at the close of each nine week grading period with a party to let them know that parents are proud of their efforts. A banquet will be held at the close of the school year. To further add a helpin • hand, the boosters are supplying grants to the teacher$. That is, a teacher, who is a member and actively participating in the group, may apply for a grant of $25 to use in the respective classroom as insDllctional or motivational help or in any manner that the teacher feels will benefit the students. Memberships are $1, associate non-voting; $3 individual; $5, family, and $10 supporting corporate membership. If you'd like to sign up, call the junior high for the necessary form or contact Mrs. Roger Abbott. They'll be glad to hear from you. Are you listed in Who's Who? Now there are a lot of such publications and perhaps, you've never had the opportunity for listing. Perhaps, you still don't but at least Parents of Meigs Junior High you can now have your pet listed in School srudents are bein~ urged not a publication called "Who's Who only to join the Academic Boosters of American Pets". The book will at the junior high school but to list pets by name along with their move·into action to show their sup- biographies. I never heard of this before port for their children. either, but what the heck, it's 1992 The boosters was formed to help and man, we're swingin '. both students and parents make the For information on how to list adjustment that is needed in movyour pet write to Who's Who of ing from grade schools into a junior American Pets, P.O. Box 2820, high situation. The boosters encourage not only Dtam, N.C. 27715. d you said there wasn't anystudents who make the honor roll th g new in the universe. but also students who demonstrate Do keep smiling. an improved attitude in the class- Community Calendar Items appear two days before an event and the day or that event. Items must be received well in advance to assure publication In tbe calendar. FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT - "Rum plestilislcin" will be presented 7 p.m. Friday at the Middleport American Legion Hall by the Columbus Junior Theatre Touring Group. Ticket prices are $1 for students and $2 for adults. HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville PTO will sponsor a St. Patrick's Day dance Friday 7-10 p.m. at Harrisonville Elementary. There will be a live band, "EZ Country". Admission, $2 adults, $1 students. LONG BOTTOM - There will be a hymn sing at Faith Full Gospel Church in Long Bottom on Friday at 7 p.m. featuring Russ Spencer and the Southern Hill Singers. Pastor Steve Reed invites the public. Fellowship will foUow. MIDDLEPORT - There will be a S1. Patrick· s Day dance on Friday from 7-11 p.m. at the American Legion Annex in Middleport. Music by George Hall. Cost is $5 per person. Public invited. MIDDLEPORT - The Widow Support GrouJ? wiU hold a potluck dinner on Frtday at noon at the Middleport Church of Christ. All widows invil·.:d. POMEROY - There will be a round and square dance on Friday from 8-11:30 p.m. at Hockingport on Route 124 at Kenny and Millie Reynolds. Music by Smokey Mounlain Drifters.' Ronnie Wood is caller. Country and blue grass music is played there every Monday at 7 p.m. The pubtic is invited. Grange announces meetings TUPPERS PLAINS - Round and square dance Friday 8-11 :30 p.m. sponsored by Tuppers Plains Five new-members were given rows. VFW and Ladies Auxiliary. Music the obligation when Star Grange The Meigs County grange ban- by Happy Hollow Boys. met recently. · quet was announced for April 10 at New members are Carl and 7:15 p.m. at Salisbury Elementary. BOTTOM - There will Janet Morris, Rutland; Bob and Tickets are $6.50 for adults and be LONG a hymn sing at Freedom Gospel Wanda June Fetty, Lan$sville; and $5.50 for children and are available Mission featuring the Gabriels on Allen W. Smith. Langsville. from Master Patty Dyer. Friday at 7 p.m. Public invited. The literary program was preUpcoming meetings announced sen ted by Star Junior Grange under were state legislative conference on POMEROY - There will be a the direction of Linda Mont- March 21; masters and lecturers Narcotics Anonymous meeting on ~tonner;v. The theme was conference March 28; women's Friday at 6:30p.m. at the JTPA ~~~~i~ncluded" ~~~~·~~acMtiv:jjilies and secretary'swill workshop ,... be at office, 117 West Second Street in Also Pomeroy. memberAutumn Slater; "Springtime" by announced was a SATURDAY ship meeting March 31 at 7 p.m. at Chip and Mike Macomber, Eric BURLINGHAM - Modern and Chelsea Montgomery, Autum Albany Grange Hall in Athens Woodmen of America, Camp 7230, Count)". All members urged to and Josh Slater, Ryan Watson, and Burlingham, will have a potluck on Rachel and Emily Ashley. "Your a auend. Saturday at 6:30p.m. at the hall in Inspection was set for April 4 Grand Old Flag" was sung by all Burlingham. juniors and "I Met Jesus" was sung with the second degree to be conby Rachel Ashley. A closing ferred in full form. Eldon Barrows, legislative thought was given by Eldon Barchairman. reported on local school boards. Thirty-nine members, juniors and visitors enjoyed potluck The recycling day scheduled for refreshments following the meetPomeroy on Saturday has been The Meigs County Extension ing. The next meeting will be a fun postponed to a later date. . Service wiU host a swine selection Meigs County Litter Control · care and feeding clinic on Tuesday night and work session on March will publish the rescheduled date. 21 at 6:30p.m. at the grange hall. : at Meigs High School's cafeteria : from 6:30-8 p.m. Dave Gerber, dis: trict swine specialist with the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service. will be the guest speaker. : Any 4-H or FFA member or : advisor involved with swine pro, jects are encouraged to attend. For · more information, contact the Meigs County Extension Office at . Postponed recycling POMEROY - Belles and Beaus at 2 p.m. and at the Middleport Western Square Dance Club will Library on Monday at 4:30p.m. sponsor an open dance on Saturday HENDERSON, W.Va.- Square from 8-11 ~.m. at the senior citizens center m Pomeroy. Billy Gene dancing and clogging at the comEvans is caller. Refreshments munity building from 8-11 p.m. Music by Holley Grove Grass. served. Public is welcome. CHESTER - A skating party for SUNDAY Girl Scouts will be held Saturday RUTLAND - Rev. Neil from II a.m. to I :30 p.m. at the Lawrence, missionary to the LeeSkateaway at Chester. A litter olympics will be held March 28 at ward Island, will be the guest speaker on Sunday at 7 p.m. at the the Meigs County Fair Grounds. RuUand Church of God. LOTTRIDGE - Country music RACINE - Revival at Mt. Morinight at the Lottridge Community ah Church of God, Racine, Sunday Center will be Saturday from 6 through March 22 at 7 p.m. nightly. p.m. to midnight. All bands welcome. Refreshments served. Public Pastor Donald Stacy, Dayton, will be the speaker. The public is invitinvited. ed. RUTLAND - Sign-up for the POMEROY - Rev. Eddie Buff1992 ball season in RuUand. will be ington will speak at Naomi Baptist held Saturday from 9 a.m. to I p.m. Church in Pomeroy on Sunday at at the Rutland Civic Center. Cost is 10:45 a.m. Public invited. $10 per child. Birth certificate must be provided if this is the first signPOMEROY - SOLOS, a Chrisup. tian fellowship of single adults. including those never married, widCHESTER - Baseball and soft- owed or divorced, will meet Sunball sign-up for Chester Baseball day 4:30-6 p.m. at Pomeroy United Association will be Saturday 10 Methodist Church. New members a.m. to noon at Chester Elemen- welcome. tary. Call Bill Buckley at 992-2996 for information. REEDSVILLE - Planning session for Riverview community MIDDLEPORT - The Middle- vacation bible school will be held port Youth League will hold sign- Sunday at 2 p.m. at Reedsville up for the 1992 ball season on Sat- United Methodist Church. All urday from 9 a.m. to noon at the teachers and interested volunteers Middleport Council Building. Cost are invited. is $10 per child, not to exceed $25 per family. Any child not playing BAS HAN- Bashan Ladies Auxlast season will need a copy of their iliary will have a smorgasbord dinbirth certificate. Membership cards ner Sunday II a.m. to 2 p.m. also available for $1. Baked chicken, ham, mashed poll\toes, gravy, dressing, green beans, RACINE - The Racine Youth rolls, homemade noodles, cole League will hold its final sign-up slaw, desserts and drinks for $4.50 for baseball and softball on Satur- adults and $2 children under 12. day 10 a.m. to noon. If this is the Take-out available. first sign-up for a participant a birth certificate copy must be furnished. POMEROY - A 12-step AA The cost is $10 for girls softball meeting will begin Sunday at 7 and $15 for all others. p.m. at the JTPA office, 117 West Second Street in Pomeroy. SALEM CENTER -Salem Center Elementary will have a spaghetMONDAY ti dinner Saturday from 5-7 p.m. POMEROY - The Meigs Athletic Boosters will sponsor their winPOMEROY - "Horse With A ter banquet on Monday at Flying Tail" will be shown at the 6:30sports p.m. in the high school cafeteMeigs County Public Library in ria. Bring two covered dish, one Pomeroy on Saturday and Sunday vegetable and one dessert. CNN FAM -NEUTZLING ANDREA Completes studies Andrea Neutziing, daughter of Mike and Brenda Neutzling, ' recently comeleted studies for the God and Famtly Religious Emblem of Faith. She received the aw~rd Sunday at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene where she attends with her family. Helping with the ceremony were fellow troop members of the Pomeroy Junior Troop 1309. There ceremony was held in conjunction with Girl Scout Sunday. The study took her on a journey through the world God has given the world of family, friends, church and community. It involved a commitment beyond the regular expectations of church school. It is a personal study program which requires a commitment of time and energy to study and to act out the faith along with an expectation to seek to seek to continue in growth. For further information on the program write Programs of Religious Activities with Youth, 8520 Mackenzie Road, P.O. Box 6900, St.Louis,Mo. 63123, orcall(314) 638-1017. Wilkes Grange to hold dinner The Wilkes Grange No. 27 I 6 will hold a smorgasbord dinner at the Pythian Sisters Hall in Wilkesville on March 21 at 4 p.m. Cost is $5 for adults and $2.50 for children under I2. Menu includes baked stealc, fried chicken, various side dishes, hot rolls, pie, cake, cof· f~, tea and Kool-aid. The public is invited to auend. Ouldoon Q'8 (MO) 8po!ta LliiNight IB (TU,WE,TH,FR) Sllowltz Today 5:051])8 (TU,WE,TH,FR) Home Shopping . I]) I]) (MO) Hogan'• H-• (TU,WE,TH) Qomar Pyla 5:30 (J). 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' 1992 STAHZA4 DOOR 1992 SENTRA2 DOOR _,. honar,a•• 6 -a atandard ea1U111 than ........ ....., SMART BUY , Come to Shoney·s for our Bit~-Size Shrimp Dinner - a he:lrty hd pin~ of shrimp fri~d in I00\1 vegetable oil. served with cocktail sauce. dihn~r ))~ad. vour choice eX' baked . potato. rke or fries. and Shoney's.Ali-You-Care-TO-Eat Soup. Salad and Fruit Bar. It's a big meal at a small price! Beat fte Prleelncra•e!! . .\\·:ailahk: ~~ [U'lll'ifiJll nJI ~ I Allin Stock Unltl Can Save You There'l No Bett•llme To Buy A New F~~=:1:Nrp.m. Aoeord 6 Tayola IIICII NIHIII I!) n..tlatll=· we (J)• ol Jftr ol r=, ... ~·Ait = ,.,. 1D IWII::r..:.:c. 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Now champion ice skaters Brian Boitano and Katarina Win are at the top of the professional world together. Their latest joint effort is a dazzling ice show that just wrapped up a 30-cil)' toor. CBS taped the show in Detroit last weelc for a one-hour special to be .broadcast at S p.m. Eastern time on Sunday. Boitano, 28, and Wttt, 26, lead a fine cast of skaters from the United States. Canada, the former Soviet Union and Spain through an entertaining mix of solo, pairs and ensemble performances. There's no scenery, no skating cartoon characters, no fake snow. The show relies on ihe technical skills and athletic artistry of the troupe, with theatrical lighting to set the mood and jazz and pop mUslc to.set the pace. "You're able to create somethins you rtally want to do because there arc no rules :..__ except the audience hu 10 like it," Witt said belen the tour'l final perforD1111CC at New York's Madi$on Square Ganlcn. 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(R) ' " . .. we =Cottllrr:' · A I'Oich lxpiOaior) ~ : caUMS for 1111 rat ,,( c:ornrnlllitY. Sino. C ·-· · (l) " " -l'lllltiOIII ifctl ·~.~ : mualc of Gltnn Millar, Benny- . Goodman ~ Ao1ll Slltw II •q · featured In a rHflltlon of llllexeltlng big-band danca., 0 · Hott Hat Linden, (2:00) :, · Stei'to. . ., : l!l Uulorganabll, Wllh ~ · ....... Call ....... (1 :30) ' : toe ea,ac~aa : ~ . a• a• WHit 1M: C..oua A · ==ro;l: Elrk . cavatcade of atara jolnl t11e lea ClpaGn sklllrl as . un~ : 'w ,J. . How ~·~'from llallle lemd7 11:001)1• Glliwedllrlhalll 1: 0 New ZOITI Sllno;.Q · • 1:ao ~. Wllloal o1 8,......... ~OJ!:~'l!.2!,.2l ,.. ....., • . . . 1111111'111111-1 AnallnD Actilnlllllll How to CatCh _.. ,_,.. .......... DColllllh111••• AtlantiC Caul COootarenct D W • ~~~~~~•alii · a.._-.... 1111 ,......,_,_ 111:11 l!l At1 You il!l!..... B ~.~ 0 MOVI!: ~far Mr. IIIII .... 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(2:00) ,,. ® • Qrudga Matcll ' ' 1:00 Ho:· WNk D lllekllllgl 11 1111 FIIIIOUI ·.J W Echon ol the lllg,lllnda· Wllh Marv Grlllln fllin dlpl ·.: of the 19301 and 4011 pay · tribute to Benny GOodman, " Gltn~ Miller, lhl Dorleys, Q'8 Nawa/lportl ~ ) . 2:10 l!l Homlllrtll: Oanlanlng InformatiOn on creating and maintaining a vegetabli taking en of hOw l.ln:~.?,.lng~ and __,.. bllutlly a home Is presented. (1:55) 2:30 W IIIII ol Joy ol Painting Q'8 Nawa/ltrlt Willi Elu Q'8 ~ Thll =• · 1:oawe ...... IJJID • • l' f I!) Lflntylll ollha Rich • 0 llaclr .... 1111 Stereo. Q a Newe/HNIIhWNII : ~...;:... ~ EYENINQ Bulla at Orlando MIQic: (Ll ~ ()) e WKRP Ill ClnllioiMii 'c ID Cal1g1 lalk1t1111 Great' Mldweat Conflrence .. .L Tournament, Chlmplonahlp from Chicago (L) • Cfllnip4onllllp Rodall Stereo. 1: Wanl Up On t•;t · 'J:. Qd !!& c:r::World 1a1ooD1 (1:00) ' 1 5:551]) When WI Wet~ Young :; 11111 PfOIII'Im evokes the nostalgia of thl child 1t1r " ' era: atao lnterviewl with ,;, Jacklt Cooper, MICkey J Rooney, Spanky McFarland Roddy McDowall..(2:05) (I) " 1:351!l Thil Old Hauaa .,. 2:00 w 8awlna Wllh ,Nlney (J) 11 W'IIF w,.1111111 Challlnae MOIYtE: lllllc:ll MMn ~R) (2:00) 0 YIE: Qulckllnd: No EICIIII (2:00) Sttrao. Q ~:,ild'll!l ' 7:30 (J). • • Cllilll!lrploekMJj . ~/Newl a Mark ..,...•• .....,_ (JJ Y Wllon and 11a1en e Nawamakar ., IB Nawamakar laturdlyJNawt 5:31(1) Flahln' Wllh Orlando Ill Wagon Tllln 8:05 wwcw " - How 8:101!) To the Ma-lom 8:30 W ProSuill C W (J)~:.:~Ijlilca Q 1D illliD TAZ-MAHIA C tiJ IIOIJAUd llllldif Ill .Joy .ol Qanllllina (Ill New (L) (1 :30) Ill Clllbrll) Outdooll Stereo. 1D Calaga lukatiMIII Atlantic Cout Conlarence Tournament, eemlflnal from Charlotll, N.C. (L) ,-rtandl " I!Ile Tom •...,., K1c11.,. Ill ilackyafll Anwlce ID Flallln' Holt IB FltntlNawl/lllllfllln 0 Kldl a u.=. -·· ' 5:30 IIJ Oonlo Olnlat ., Ill Fenn Aid YHoet Wlllta . Nelaon wetcomn John '; Malllncamp, Nail Young; " Wayton Jennlna*; Paul ,'1 Simon, Black C'rowes, Tracy Chapmen, Ken)UCIIy ,1 Headhunters and ottoara. , (3:00) Stereo. · ~ Calhgt lelkllblll • Mldwntton Collegiate " Conllranca Toui1lllllll1t, , , Championship from Clncinna)l ~ CIIIIIAmlllcln Qulfl Pooh tll F,. l]) Cooking Stereo. l!l FIUflll Qaunnet Tha Amadoan 8odll Fountain Old-fashiOned lOde foontaln recipal. (0:55) Sttreo. Q 12:30WID IelNo Wlnldtman't Oaod Flahlng Bebe and daughter Donnie spend a WNklnd C1111plng and fishing; trolling for lake trout. WID Paid Program ID ~Cian1an C Ill Tha Ulllll .' Martin . I 5:15 (!) Malcfll Adamt: Haa tllnil and Gary Parsons dlacuas walleye flahlng; Babe joins his fathar for 101118 springtime crappie fishing. D. Hlgh-Q Ill 01111 Amtffcsn Outdoorl The custom gun shOp of the Remlnglon Arms Company. Stereo. IB Evana 1nd Novak 1:GO WID CoAaga luktlbllll SEC Tournament Game No. H@'t.p111n Planet ~ 5:05 (5) Flll1lng Wllh IIOIInd Wlnkllman'• Oaod Fllhlng Keith Kavajecz WID (J) ID (TH) ABC Afllllcloool Spacllll ID Saseme 8traat (J) e (MO,TU,WE,FR) J1nny J-1 l!lllodJ Elaclrlc ® • Dail<wlng Duck D 1D (MO,TU,WE) Ooldln Girll IIJ S2&,000 Pyramid liD Club Dance 1D (MO,TU,WE,TH) Global Suparclrd WmlHng I Olonli1u i'ii'i; ID 9poniCanter IB DayiNak J, IB EIIIWPoL 1 12:05 (5) Ullla HOUM lllllhl CollllfiOI1Ciallll,'NeW8 Ill Mlclwaat Angler Fishing for large mouth bias In · Panama City Beach. Fla. 7:00(2)8 Mr. Ca- "'I ..'l' ~Didl =YlE: Almld and (Pil13) (2:00) Mlgl (JJ MOVIE: lug (Pill (2:00) Ill R•adallng llld Decorlllng Today IB Nawlllay Ill Tha Ylrginlan DD Ullla Mannak1 Ill Abbott and Coatdo 8!,!; .lui~ ~~ ilJlD Lila C11o1Ct1 4:40(l) Matcll Adlimt: we Wide w011c1 o1 ~ World Chlllenga of ' Champlona, pairs competition frol)'l Oslo,. ., Norway: ldltarod Trail Sled .~ Dog Race; FlOrida Darby ., from Halandlll, Fll. (T) ·' ®e WWI' WN ••• ~ 12:00; e Ill MIA tnlldl Stull Soul T111n WID lob Ylll'l Home Aglln CZl Prom a Counlly o.den (J)ID Ha-n Q 1B DayiNak 1:05 ()) 1D NBC Nlghlllde 1:30 (J) e laturdly lllpoll (5) llelwaan 111a LlnH ·· Norway (T); .ldlWQd Trol.l Slid oag Raet (T): FIQrlda : ~ from Hlll.lndlll. Fla. ) ~ :;r..llll TMI ol ut·Q : I Neft/l'ulllN Wlrtell I CoOidftg Starao. 5:00 I!) .... ;I AFTERNOON e0 D (WE) 'l'llo&ougflbrw ®. Qomar Pyla 5:00 tiJ MOVIe: Chllllt Cllln In CIIJ ol DMI!neaa (1 :30) Qt SMwllz TodaJ 5:20 Ill NBC Nlghtllde 5:30 <J> • """" 811a" tna I]) ~'~Mini~ Wllh Rollnd Martin IIIII Ag WHIIend Rlpoll wttaon Qaraldo 1:30u.::.=WE) 992-6696. I Sam QJ (TH) Jimmy Houlton il"ff!(WE~.•..... ) MOYIE: KannJ Clamllltr :: compatttlon from Pt!o. at llpii&U LlleNighl 8:00 (I) Lou Orlnt I]) Flahln' Wllh 0r11nc10 WEEKDAYS MOR"ING 5:00 I!) (MO) Lovlllolt w• Morning AgrleultUN lllpoll Ill (TU,WE,TH,FR) NBC Nlghlllde GJ (TU) P• Program (JJ (WE,TH,FR) My Silllr MORNING · N 1:01 (J) MOVIE: Uve lind L.al Dleq (Pill (2:30) u~ 1:30 <J> • ·o Pa•1111'11e1.. ~P. Tlllodoll acciCiantdy ~(l Sen. "'-a: 80IJ!!!IINII w axeludtd. ~-Q · we (J) • ww. .. ..,, lloea? Tony llllil to convia . Sam Ill ~lilt (A) S1lllo. (!) • COfil · , IOC l ' IIWJIIIICtiiMICt Ia hllclln an11r dllllr. Stlno. Ill , _ Aid v ldrug I (3:00) s~. ' . •'. ' ] . t:OO ll1lltiMr ..... Carol IY lc-run lor ollloa: ,_,.JI"""' llldl:ooilr. ,.... ~~~:r.:•.... 111 l: "' :J ~L-llltllj0,''1.~~ I 1111 lllll'a l'"•lill u, · l~~r~~ · ~ ~~·~~~~~~~~~~· J ~[;;•;•;m,~N~.~;m~~::~ ·~~~~~~~~tlJ me D _ . o n thllr hlllll1 tcnoltUIII. (1:00) ...... • 11:. lived llr lha Ill 0111 Ctn1 Gil II I 1 · 4:GI (J) II I I IJ I I �SUNDAY ' MONDAY ~ . I SUNu MARCH 15 I MORNING ~ Iii a o• Pilei ~'!!!~rem illl D Llfl Cholcea Q Andy (lrlfftlh 1!!1 FllnlltOrllt a Wlnnlrl Host Nell Bonnett welcomes Bob Senecker. Stereo. 11!1 Nawernaker Sundly ID Prince Ydlllt Stereo. Q t0:35 (!) MOVIE: You OniJ Uvt TWice (PG) (2:30) 11:00 (2) 8 Atltaue (1) MOVIE: Rid Sundown (1 :30) (I) II Nlwemekell l1l SQuare One TV Q (f) Wild Ama~ca Stereo. Q illllll Homt Show IIJ) • MOVIE: DIIIIJ O'GIK end 1111 Ll1lll People (2:00) o Scoobr Doo a lnlldl Wlntton Cup Racing Pontiac Excitement 400 (T) Stereo. 1D Sporll Raport111 a Col'- Coechla Comtr Ill Madeline Stereo. Q 11:30 (2). IIJ) MHtlhl Prell Q (I) II Paid Program l1l Sneek Prlvfewa ~!:I~WHk With David (!) From 1 Country Garden tlll8 RandJ Ayo11 Ollio State basketball. a Racldar (L) Stereo. IIJ) • .... (2). ltoalllllotlPinll (1) Love 11011 1121 - Nlglllldt ~~~e:er~Q a lpoflt LateNight 0 Pilei Program 5:30 (2) D NIC lllultlllda IJ)~Iallt;l Pro 8riOw 8kMna From Mounl Hood. Ort. (A) 11!1 Nlwe,--yonk 5:10 (!) Night Track I Star~. 1:00 (2) D TV Clllptl (J)....,.,p.l. (I) WOIId Tornonow 1111• Paid Program = . IIJ). Under Fire ill Land of 1111 Oilnll D Netlonll High School a~ Nawl/llllllhwllk Ill Naw81gh1'82 ·1:30 (2) D MUiic llld 1111 Spoken Word (!) nIt Wrlllln (I). Filii LOok iiDI D Minority Buelneu Aaport aDD K·TV 1121D Wall*laton Edition iiJl Abbott and' CoaiiUo a Nlwe/SIJII With Ella Kltnlch ID SporiiCamer 11!1 Thlt WHk In the NBA ID Medellne Stereo. Q Ill "-• Robleon 7:00 (2) D Rolltrl Schuler With 1111 Hour ol Power Q (1) Mllaclel TodiJ <D Tom end Jerry'• Furltaute (I) D Mldweat Center for 811Hallld Anility (0:30) illD VIewpoint (!) LHm to Rlld i!DID ll't Your Bullntat IIJ) D lllmlr Tid Armttrong 1121D In Focua 1121 R..,.we, With lllllllch a FIIIIOUI IJ)C.IIIope = 8portiCinttr aDa,.,_ Ill D, Jamtt Kennedy T:30 (1) Aolltrl Schuller With the Hoilt of Power c !IJD WOIId Tomonow I)). Plldilnlgllm (!) Another 1'1111 !liD Millcln-rodl.l iii :to:::-~~~ 4J 11'1 Your Bullneu Dlloclrthlptng ( "*·-·· a EVIIII and Novak 7:35 (J) 1:00~=: Todly !IJD D. ....... Ken!!ldJ (l) 8tllme S1rHt I)) D VIctory of Feilh (!)OED . IIID lilt Wrllteri IIJ) D Sup arboy ID D Evengallatlc Outrllch 4J MaR*Iaa: Then and Now ill Jim D Btll ol Amartcan Muacil c =:..k ·=- Ill lwiH 'am0r Roblnaon I:GI (I) F*il 1:30 (I) Paapllto Plopll (I). Dwight Tliomplon I)) D 0, .of Dileo..,, ·• ~·• -Plrlllclllon . IIJ) • Harry end the lllllda,_ · ~ Llfllllhoull 0 llln:ll a• I= tR Senior POA Tour a NIWI/TIIVII Guide Ill Olrtlorl Star~. ............ Wllkend 8:35 (!) Ca~llln Planet andllll 9:00 (I) Morning Nawa !IJDIIabtrt Schuler Willi 1111 Hour of Power .a.. ~ar'!t!..nne illD Angley (!) !thlca In Amtrlcia C ~ D CBS Sunclliy MOmlng ilia Bavarly Hlllblllill 1121D Larry Jonaa 0 WOIId Wide WreatUng ~=~xpna Spolllghtfng NASCAR driver Davey Allison and the Robert Yalll taam In their first attempt to win the Daytona 500. S1treo. D lnalcle 1111 POA Tour ::::a:·: I:GI (!) Ollpn'a llllncl 1:30 IIJD WOIId Tornonow ~·· Pllr·Aiong 81111111yt;IMihln 0 .,.,_, ... L.pt DblllftW Sttrto. ~ • Tllllldn' USA A drive doWn Arlzonl'l Apechl Trail. Sterto. D ScliDIIIIC lpoflt ,•111lll~ lnthe ClulrOOIII. • .....,., Bandllgo? Stereo. MontY OCIJtthNQ Nllll ,..., Dart fill••····- 1... 1IJelt uliCaplllnd .... CcJohcllll Anita Biker Ill Alllo · INI,Fidbll't IJriCh ~~tllcome gu1111 .Ilion J'rllllt) and ill Oak RldgiiiOyl to the pr 111 •11011 of - cer 111011"' frOm DatiOII. AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) D ((J) NBA llltkllball Portland Trail Blazers at Boston CeHics (L) (!) II College llltketball Iowa vs. Michigan (L) l1l Ntw Explorell Stereo. Q (f) VIctory Garden C a GD 112111 Road to Ilia Final Four (PI 2 of 2) C IJ) All Arnertcen Wrea1ing a ln·Fitherman Angling Adventum How to catch walleye. Sterao. 11!1 NewtDay Ill MOVIE: Serenade (2:301 12:30 (I) MOVIE: The Pawnbroker (2:30) 111 Computar Chronlclea I)) Vlowpolnt (f) ~torwttk '82 Stereo. iliJ liD @I) CoUoga llltkatball Big East Tournament. cham~IOnshlp from New York {L) Q 12!11111 Dance Outdoora Catching largemouth bass in shallow water: Ster~. Women't NCAA Dlvlalon I Salacll" Show 11!1 NlwtfSclence and Technology WMk 1:00 l1l Motorwllk '82 Stereo. lll8 NASCAR Racing Motorcraft Quality Parts 500 from Atlanta (LI (f) Firing Lint Buckley interviews three college presidents about their views. IIJ). MOYIE: M11merlzad (PG) (2:00) IJ) MaiCOyver C a Thl lllurnUllrl The Bessmasler Florida Invitational from Leesburg. Fla. Stereo. ID Collage llltkatbaR Adantic Coast Conference Tournament, championship from Charlotte. N.C. ill 11!1 NawtDsr 1:05 (J) MOVIE: The Man With lha Goldin Gun (PGI (2:30) 1:30 l1l (!) European Journal 12!1 Hank Plrkefa Outdoor Megulne Star~ . a Nawe/MonaywMk 2:00 (J) II Enllrlllnment Tonight Siareo. Q IDICI CWda Thlt WHk t!l Mytteryl While Investigating a murder. Poirot is drawn into the supernatural. C IJ) MOVIE: Remota Control (RJ (2:00) Sler~. American Sporll cavalcade Top alcohol ~ragster and alcohol funny car competition. Stereo. 11!1 Nawt/WMk In Review 2:30 (2). Colllga llltkttball Southeastern Conference Tournament, championship a a a (L) l1l Focua " Brillln iiJl NBC SporiiWorld World Professional Figure Skating Championships (PI t ol 2) (T) Ill MOVIE: lmiiiUon of Ufo (2:30) 2:45tlllG GDColllgl llltlcllbiU Big Ten Tournament, wild card game (L) Q 3:00 (1) Major League IIINblll Chicego Cubs vs. Sen Diego Padres at Chandler, Arizona (L) Ill• lllauty llid 1111111111 ~Tachnopo1111ca Did HoUII c aDD MOVIE: llloxfliiIPG131 (2:00) D Calaga latkttball Big Eight Tournament, championship or Southaaaltrn Conference Tournament, champlonahlp (f) Tlila (L) a NIWI/World Report 3:30 (l) Adam Smilll (f) 8IWioia With Nancy Ill NHRA "rodly Slick 50 NeUonala ln Houston, Tex. Stereo. · 3:3511) CIIPt 4:00 (I). Ulhlfetooibtvt;IH .. of the. Rlcli .,_ l1l '"'- Fa1Mt1ot11 '401 The ntijllc of Blinn MIIIW, lanny Gooctmio1 and Arlit Shaw Ia featurld In I ri-CIIIillon of thiiJCdtlng bigotJancl dance. Holt: Hal Unclln. (2:00) ,I sw.o. ' (!) . . . Amarlclli Quit s-. ill NA Golf Hon<ll Clullc. -Ill,..., 1ttllfl!... 11n11 round 1r0m Fon L8ilderdalt, Fill. (l) ill WaleD~ Bleil, Kottar Dart VIti ..... ·r ........... ~~ ,_ ·C ~··Pontiic Wlnaton Cup Eliclllment 400 SIIIIO. 4:30 (f) IIHt 01 Jor ol Pllnllng IIJ 11'1 Tour lifo¥t Ill ~ Holt NtH Bonnett waloornls Bob SeiiiCktr. Stereo. 4:35 (!) Clptaln Planet andlhl Plalllllln 5:00 (2) • POA Ooll Honda Classic, final round from Fort lauderdale, Fla. (l) (JIP) (I) • I)) 8 1.-Uonal Race o1 Chlmplona From Daytona Beach, Fla. (T) (!J McLiughHn Group 01• 1D II CBS Spor1l Sunder Chrysler Skating '92. llgure skat~n exhibition from Detrolt(T) IIJ) • MOVI : J - Ill (PGl (2:00) 1!!1 Juat tho Ton of Uo Q Champlonehlp RodeO Stereo. ID Colllga Betkllblll Big West Conference Tournament, championship lrom Long Beach, Calli. (T) a EarfyPIIme !Ill The WaH"a 5:051ll WCW Main Event 5:30 (!) Tony Brown•a Journal IJ) My Two Dadt a Newamaker Sunday a EVENING 8:00 (2) • (I) II (I). 4J Ill Newt 1!J High School lllakttball Chicago Championship, semifinals (L) (!) MOVIE: On Her Majelly't Secret Service (PO) (3:00) (l) Big Bind lllllroom Blah Wo~d-class baUroom ~ancers perform some of the famous dances of the '30s and '40s such as swings. waltzes, lox trots. the Peabody and the Lindy hop. (2:00) Stereo. C (I) Nature Stereo._D 91 GD CBS Ntwt Q liJ lllrond Hope ill Swamp Thing Truckln' USA NHRA's Mid·South NatiOnals in Memphis, Tenn. Stereo. QfJ SporttWIIk In Review Big Brother Jake Star~. a e 8:30 (2) II ((J) NBC News Q (1)11 1))8 ABCNawe Q IIJID Ntwt G .. NCAA BatketbaU Champlonthlp Saltctlon From Kansas City, Mo. (L) iGonzoGamaa a Aecldar (LI Stereo. SporttCenllr NCAA selection special. a Nowtflntlde Butlneaa Maniac Manalon Stereo. a e 7:00 (1) II IIJl Eerie, Indiana Marshall tries to save a scientist who's had his brains scrambled. Stereo. Q (I) II I)) • Llfl <loll On Becca and Jesse plan a June wedding: Paige wants Kenny to slow down. Stereo. Q 91 GD IIIJIISO Mlnuteo Slereo, Q • IIJ) 11 Trua Cololl Lester hits ~ off with his de~ ·s attractive new den~l assistant. (A) Stereo. ill MOVI=,i Aid Wind (2:00) Slereo. y S 'Amer!Cin Spor1l cavalcade Top alcohol dragster and alcohol Iunny car competltlon. Stereo. QfJ World TOday IIJ) Thll't My Dog Stereo. 7:30 (1) a ((J) Tha Torktleont Ruth Ann steals e personal love poem from Dorothy Jane. (A) Stereo. [] IIJ) • Parker LtwtT Cln't LOHI Principal Musso has a mldlife crisis as she approac~s a birthday. (R) Star~ . a AIC ACIOII Amtrlcl Remington Perk Otrby from Oklahoma City (T) a NtWt/Sporli Sunday Ill Wlllord Scoft't Amateur Hour 8:00 (1) D 0 Filii Plllon With Marla Shriver Michael Douglas, Luke Perry, Nolan Ryan, Ellen Levin. (A) (0:30) Stereo. C Ill Star S'ean:h (I) II I)). Amtrlcl'l Funnlatl Homt Vldloil A dad puts a hat on his blby tile hard way: Utile Laague players. Stereoi:& (!)Nature Stereo. (I) Big Bind . Bleil Workf-dass ballroom dancers perform IOflll of thS famoua dances of the '30s and ·40s such as swings, wattzea, fox trots. the Peabody and the Undy hop. (2:00) Stereo. Q lmliiD 1121D MUrder, Shl Wrote Stereo. C aDD In Living-color Horney the ClOwn becomes a lllbs~tutt tetchar. Ster~. ii PrtmaNaaa Q 1:30 (1) D 0 MOVIE: 'lllclc 10 the Future' NIC lundey ~ 111111 ~ (PGl ~-=L·. Funnlall Underwater golf and trampoline tkllng; a Plopll i!!ltat<Khlp factory. Star~. aJ • Roc Roc end Eleanor try to help Andrew w)len he ~ea cleprlllld. Stereo . M MON.. MARCH 18 M EVENING 8:00 (2) D !ll II ill D OIID ID D iiJl Nlwe (1) VIdeo Power ~ Square Dna TV Ster~. ~[Fr\'a£;1 !DC...:~ Flag a WOIId TodiJ IJ) Silk Stalklngs Stereo. Q lnalde Wlnaton Cup AaclriiJ Pontiac Excitement 400 (T) Stereo. a Damocretic Front Runnert: For the Record Profiles of Clinton. Kerrey and Tsongas. (0:30) 0 New Zorro Stereo. Q 1:30 IIJ) 11 Horman'• Head Mr. Bracken becomes Ill and Herman is put In char!l!. of the office. (A) Stereo. Q Bill Danca Outdoors Catching ilrgemouth bass in shallow water. Star~. 1D Top Rank Boxing WBA Bantamweight Championship: Israel Conteras (36·2, 30 KOs) vs. Eddie Cook (16-1 . 14 KOs), t2 rounds, from Las Vegas ILl a Newe/Weak ·In Review Ill Black Stallion Stereo. Q 10:00 (1) NIWI (f) Brest Performancaa Harry Connick Jr. performs wHh a full orchestra In Dallas. Stereo. IIJ) II Oat 1 Lilt Chris discovers corruption and decides to bust the lawbreakers. (A) Stereo. Q 11J Counte11tilke 12!1 Thlllltamaatell The Bassmaster Florida Invitational from Leesburg, Fla. Stereo. 11!1 World Ntwa ID Charlet Stanle) 10:30 111 Myallryl While investigating a murder. Poirol Is drawn Into the supernatural. C IIJ) II Sunday ~mica Richard Jennl, Mlcheie Lauziere, Jack Gallagher, Anthony Griffith. Stereo. a Road Teot Magazine Stereo. 10:40 (1) lnttant Replay 11:00 (2). (I) II (J) 1!1 ®111!1 IDi m ((J) Newo (I) M"tllll (!) Network Earth aJl II Star Trek IJ) Sl• Stalklngt Stereo. Q ® Dartone Elpe~anct Spotlighting NASCAR driver Davey Allison and the Roben Yates team In their first attempt to win the Daytona 500. Stereo. SportaCinter 11!1 Ntwt/Sportt Tonight Ill Ban Haden Changed Uvtt 11:1511Jl Focut15 11:30 ~ D Baauty and the Bee at a a ~~~rUEI~I't a TNCkln' USA Adrive down Arizona's Apache Trail. Stereo. a Newt/lnalde Bualneat Ill John Ankllberg t1 :35 (I) 11 Niner Darach 12:00 1.:;~1 Affair aD • sitkil" • Ebert 1121D On Scene: Emergency RtaponH ((J) Allllllcan Glldlltoll IJ) Hollywood lnllcler TNCkt and Tractor Po- Monster truck racing from Canfield, Ohio. Is featured. Stereo. 1D ATP Tannil Upton International Players Championship, early rounds from Key Biscayne, Fla. (T) Q!l NIWI/WOIId Report Ftrial Edition Ill John Dallln 12:05 (I) D Aogoln't Htroet 12:30 (2). Homt Shopping (1) Dltplllll Pllllgt Seven juvenile prisoners embark on a sea voyage that has an affect on 1111 rest ol thllr lives. Host: Michael Landon. (2:00) (!) World Tomorrow I)) D Ufealytla of 1111 Rich l Famoua IIJ) D Rick PtUno Kentucky bltkttball. 112111 In Amtrlcl IJ) Pilei l'rollmn illlntldt Wlnaton Cup Aactng Pontiac Excitement a 400 (T) Star~. Ill Larry,_. 12:35 (I). On Sclnt: ErrlliglllCf Atap011H 1:00 Ill Ill Pilei Program • • Nawe 111113111: T1lt £::rk11Y if:O~.....nment Tanieftt • NHRA~odiy Slick 50 NationalS In Houtton, Tex. Stereo. Ill You Alklcl. lot II, Again Stereo. 1=•tt.:"'·~Q Holt Nail 1:00 (1) Ufwltlll of fie Rich I lolw.U WIIDDmll Bob . Senldc«. 8tlfl0. ' ••rto• !ll D ill DIIOVII: 'COimN a:No """" to Dill' ABC luridly~ Movie. (2:00) Sllllo. (!) TOIIIIIIJ Ill end Frlancllln c - t =t:~e. w. Movie .00) Sino. aDe llild lakll I billing lnirn I gang In order to I~ 1 girl. (Rl s-. Q • Andy Qrlfftlh ill._., Ooo a up c-. liD New Zorro Stereo. Q 8:35 (I) Ancly Griffith T:OO(l). Wheel of Footune Q (J) I Dllam of JHnnla (J) II In- Edition C (!) (!J Mac§II/LehreT . NawiHour (J). Clnd Clllllll OIID Cull'lftl Affair C till• llllr Trek: Tht1fe11 Olntrltlon C G. Entlrllllftmtnt T"lght Stereo. Q @ Famllj Worka ill MacQrver Stereo. Q aMonernne Ill T1lt Waltont T:05 (I) Addlma Famllr 7:30 (2) D ((J) JlopMIJI C (I) Now It can Ba Toil (I) • E'l!frlllnment Tonight Ster~ ..Iii ~· Mairled ...WHh Children iG IllI) Wheel of Fortune Q Famllr Feud liD Be 1 Stir Stereo. a College llltkttball Tournament Special a Crotlftll T:35 (I) NBA Baaketbell Atlanta Hawks at Dttroit Pistons (L) 8:00 a>G iiJl Fmh P~nce of IIII·Air Will's mother forbids him to attend thS wedding of Aunt Jonioii.(A) Stereo. lUi (iS Ame~can at Alak Seeds il . 2:00~~· Newt Now ' WI"AIIntillloul Tllln ' IIIUiiD ....... HOIII Fmh PrfnOI, V1111111 Wlllllma. LUther VlndroiJ lncl Patti ' LalllflllntrodUOI performara llld wtnnlllfrom .... Sllrtne AudjiQrtum In Loe Angeltt. ~it=--. l"l .00) r-. D llflltCt*' . lloclto nne l tJ.IIII ®Newt Spacial 1:00 IIJD (I) D ill D aID iDle @Newa ® Vldao Power Square One TV Stereo. .a a 10:30 CIOOk tnd ChiN 11:00 (2). (I) II I)). illllll 1121D 4J Newt (1) Nlgllt Coull ljllll ArHIIIo HTn Ster~. ~=\_~~Q . ihur'o& a World TOder c Ill Aln T.!!!. nn, K-8 Cop OMICG,..rQ Stereo. J.,jl · 1:05 (!) lllverfy Hlllbllllee 8:30 (2) 8 . lUI NBC Newt~ Ill 111111111 aOnbgeSter~. 1D COllege lllakllblll Tournament Specill a &porta Tonight • ID llordertown Ster~. Q 11:30(1) Kollk C 112111 '8Wtlllng-..~~e~~· Crime Alter Pllmt nmaster~. C On s~ Sfer~. 1D SporttC.nter Time ; 8 IDD CBS Newt Q • Andy Griffith ill Scoobr Doo @ UpCiola U New Zorro Stereo. Q 1:31 (!) Andy Grlfftlh T:OO ~ • IIJ) Whlll of Fortune a a~nerllne 0 MOVII:: Cailmlty Jane and Bam 11111 (2:00) 11:35 (2) II iiJl Tonight Show Starring J~nilr C.11011 ~ I Dmm of JNnnlt (I) D IMide Edition Q (!) (I) ~1/Lahrli e Sllr~. (J)IICIIatiiC GD Araenl~ !fall Ster~. · NawaHour (T) a Larry King Uvtl 1D Flll'!t,Dowllng Myallrlet Ster~. ~~~ 1:30 IIJIII G D Dl~lng women Stereo. 111 10:00(1)Nawe (!) MOVIE: Orer Lady Down C !liD G D Norlhim ExpoiUN Shelly's mother !I!~ Affllr [] 12:00 I)) 11 Dannlt MOler [I) II Love C"nectlon IJ) The Equalizer Natlrllle Now Stereo. a Aunrllilg and Aeclng 11!1 NeweNight 12:05 (I) II NlghUine Q 12:15 (!) National Gqrepllic Explorer 12:30 (1) MOVIE: Watt of 1111 Divide (2:00) [I) II WKRP In Cincinnati 1121 II PIIIOIIIII 1D SAAB Auto Racing From Miami (T) · 11!1 IMide Pol111ce '82 12:35 (2) a Late Night Willi David Lalllrmln (J) II Love Connect!" ~StaF.T: T1lt lleXI 1121al ! lion nment Tonight Siereo. IJ) MICO Q a ID lportiCanhjr ill Moneytlne Ill Thl Waltont 7:05 (J) Bonanza 7:30 (1) D iiJl JlopaniYI [] l!llfBA llltkllblll Clbgo Bulls at New Jersey Nets {L) (I). E!tnrnent T"lght Stereo. 8 Ma ....With Children ; G Wheel ol Fortune Q D FamiiJFIUd Ba I Star Stereo. Collagt Betkllblll TOUI'IIImant llplclal = a PI GD Mlrrlld...Willl ChUdlln . asLanerman Llll Night With David (A) a ShowBiz TodiJ 1:05(1)11 Now ltCin Ia Told till Ill Newt 1:30 I)) D lt't 1 Uvlng 1121• Now H Cln Ba Told IJ) Dog NouN II!ICIOOkandChall 11!1 NIWINighl Updllll 0 Pilei ProgiMII 1:35 (2). 4J Later With Bob COital (I) II EIJ!!Ninrnent T"lght s-ter~. ~~~ ar:.~f~~~ £ 1:40 1111111 CNN Newe 2:00 I)) a Newt Now Sler~ . [I) D IE: Rid King, Whlll Knight (R) {2:00) IJ) Paid Program Club. Danca Stereo. 1D German iloccar WllkiJ worldwtda IIDdiM 1D 700 Club With Pit • Ill Nawe/1'1111!11 WlltDh 10:00 C2l D 4J Bob 11opt llld Hope Is Whillll1d M Baril to lntrocluct OOillldllnl Mark Nlztr, Jeff FoiWOrthy, Max Alexandlr lnd Jell C.Hrio. m ITournalde· a World Todlr Stereo. ~;~ 1:05 (I) Beverly HIHbiUIII 1:30!1! il ~ I 11111111 of Jllnnlli ..' lll 'IMide Edition,5I a• ..,_ (1 :30) ;tjD Marrlld ...WHh Chi- asLlbrmln Lall Night WHh David 1:00 ill • Growing Palna Q IIJ) • Paid Prog11m 1121DN=Oaftl!ll IJ) Tue Night Flghll (A) ill ShowBiz Todly 1:05 (!) MOYIE: Apachl Uprtllng (2:00) ' (I) 11 Now Hcan Ba Told IIJDN1:30 I)) 8 It' I a Uvlng 1121D.Now H Cln Ill Told Ill CIOOk lnd <;hall 1D IIIII of Amaricln Muacte ~ Road Race of lht Month St. Patrick's Day 10k from Torrance, C8111. (T) 11!1 World Nawa Ill 700 Club With Pat Roberllon ~ OMICG,..,C Megezlna a NeweNighl Update Ill Paid Program 1:351Il• IIJ) Latar WHh Bob COIIII . (J). El!!!rllinment Tonight Stereo. Iii 1:40 IIIG CNN Newt 2:00 lll8 ~ Nawe Now Sltreo. IE: The Kldt Are (PO) (2:00) a lub Donee Star~. QJNBATodly a Worldwlda Updlllt Ill 700 Club With Pit Roblr1lorl 2:05C2JD Homt Shopping !IJD Newt II)NBCNightaldl 2:10 i1J Paid Program e Q \ljSquall One Stereo. liS Ill 1121• cas Newe Q [I) • Andy Qrlfftlh IJ) Scooby Doo @Up CioN liD New Zorro Star~. Q 8:35 (!) Andy Griffith 7:00~G 4J Wheel of Fartuna .. Tonight U Thl Wllltona 7:01 (J) Addlml l'ldlllly 7:30~L~L Buill It Watfllnglon Bullll (L) . . i:o~-:·•••11111!11!1 Tonight !.··::::..7 .• Family ,llid •ll•lllrStereo. ecn naa · ~ ~~~/Lehrer lllD ci'.:Jlt C.mt11 [I) D Star Trek: Thllltxt ::ron!:Slnrnent T"lght Slerao. IJ)MICG er Q ID 8pottiCanter 8MonerHne 1111 T1lt Waltona 7:05 (!) Addlmt Family 7:30 (2). 4J .lloperdyl (1) Now H Cln Ill Toil (J) II Et:nmtnt Tonight s-tereo. Ma ...With Cllllclren c Ill Wllatl ol Fortuna Q D FamiiJ Feud a Ba a Stir Stereo. a Collltle llltkllblll National Invitation Tournament, t st round (L) 11!1 CIOIIft11 T:35 (!) Sanford and Son 8:00 (2) D iiJl Untolvld Mylllrlll Pollee search for a milliOnaire who hired M men to kill his lover. Stereo. C (!) MOVIE: Thl Mighty QUinn (R) (2:00) (J) II ill 8 Woncllr Ytn Kevin and his friends engage In teanage pranks during lunch. Stereo. C l1l Great Per!Oililancet Natalie Cole sings a COllection of her fathlr 's trademark songs. Stereo. (f) Pater, Peuland Mary'a 25th Anniv-ry The enduring fOlk trio gathers to celebrate their anniversary with randltlona of clasalcs like If I Had a Hammer and Blowln' In thS Wind. (R) (2:001 (2:00) Qllvtl ~ In llalcl.._,. (R) ' if£•;;,:::r . . . . . (1 :0!)) a llturdly • Live 8111'10. 11:30(2)• · ~'-~-~~OUr ~:30)Sterw. · (I) !IOVII: ~ (2:00) ill 1AIMIIOii• •• ••m 1 Arnttla 1111'1 Stereo. £;I II!Mrtl 11 A WIIIOI llld terror~· eo-" Ill I d .... c.~"=-.) (3:00) T.-11. 111 round: RIll 11om Willi-!: ~i=r · 21,ii/III,IIMCirrk. 0a111o , . uve Bob ·a. Mli(IIL~II BoiH, luna:: J ~ ltlm kl ,,,== .. Newe • the ,11:30·1~&;, 8 1,_ Polltlcl '82 12:35 (2) e Lall Night With David ....... ~ (I) e Love CoroltCUon ...... .....,ear- · ~ID~ltit.:f:SqR3Rai, ~TV~Swt:,eo. ...., .,. a World Todlr ID Rln nn nn, K·l Cop Q 1:05 (!) Baverly Hlllbllllll 8:30(2)!..2 NBC1111 ~ D I))~ ABC Na Q 111 Wild America C 8ql*l an, TYStereo. "=§ §a ID ID D CBS Nawa Q AnciJ Cllllflth IJ) Scooby Ooo ID Up 1:'ID Naw Zorro Stereo. Q 8:35 (!) AndJ Orlllllh 7:00(2)D Thl Moll You Know ® I Drum of Jllnriil IIJ) ~~ E.=ill D Fla. (T) a 8llowllz Todlr Ill Pilei Progillll a Nawlllligllt \IJICIIII 1:35 (2). 1121 LaW With Bob Cllllii ' ~~~tllun- Tonight 2:00f-~~ Nawe Now IIJ). ~1: , .... Vlllon (PI 1 ol2) (2:00) e 1D Now II Clll Ia TOld 18 Clttli Danol SIII'IO. a worlclwldl Updelt 0 700 l<lub With Pit . Clmlrl A~ c 11 ,,.lie IDa Tonight stereo I =:c:rN,..? a Special. .IDe Night o8 Crook and ChaM ~ 11 I)) 8 Young lndl1111 Jonea Chronlclla Indy meets President ThRooseve~ on a huni expedition. Stereo. a • 1121• Jeka • .... Fllmln A woman gives elementary IIUdenls stolen .money fidOing good dllds. Stereo. IJ) MOVI : Dupllcetet (2:00) stereo. Naill 11 Now Stereo. a Larry King Uvtl Ill Fllllt!.Dowflng Myallrlle Stereo. Iii 8:30 1Il8 1121 Night Court Christine learns her Old law professor's true method of grading. (A) Stereo. C · CZJ lncomflll'lbla Nat'klng Colo (t :OO) Colleaallltkllblll Nalional1nvltatlon Tournament, tst round (L) 10:00 (2). 1121 Qulntum Lllp Sam Is a Bamumesque rainmaker who brings ~ to a dry town. (A) Stereo. Q (1) Newt (I) 11 I)) D H-fron1 The Metcalt1 relet to the news of their mot: 's pregnancy. Stereo. (f) Nell 1 In Concert Nell Sedake performa many of 111e h~s from his 3Q.yeer career in a tepid ooncert from England's Birmingham Symphony Hall: (t :10) Stereo. i11D1121D48Houro Americans lacing hard a = llorldts' D 700 ·Club WHh Pit RoblrtiOII 10:05 (!) MOVIE: c-rd of 1111 c-ty(2:00) 10:30111 Magic of . . . CriiiiJ The life ll1d iOVII Of I Nghly successful enllrllinar Ia SHn from lrllnda and flmiiY, Including performance clipl l tiown In their lntiri!J. (1:00) Ill CIOOk and Chait 11:00C2JD !IJD illD • • De ONawe (1) ..... Court AIMnlo Iiiii Stereq. D. c . • :=ar: Fair ..1 T1lt annual Fan Fair featlval features: Vince OIH, George Jones, Patty Lovelen. Mark: Cllasnun and Mark Collll. (1 :001 Stereo. 11!1 Sporta Tonight ID llordarloidl Stereo. Q 11:30(1)~ ~·~-· = ~ Ill MOVI • Crimi Tlml Aller Prlmt 11!1 . . The Hill with lllroea (2:00) 11:35(2). @Tonlght8how Sllll1ng Johnn~ c.- Stereo. (J). Clleell Allenlo .... Stereo. e· c 12:00 I)). Dannla Her lllle Love CoroiiCIDn IJ)ThiEquaber Ill Na..... Now SIIIIO. c;o.- lllakllblll NatiOnal lnvltaUon Tournament, 1st round (L) 11!1 New alllght 12:05 <D MOVIE: Thl Llgtncl of UuJa IIOrdon (2_;_00) (J). Nlgtrtillll Q 12:30(1) MOVI!: Vlllon Quail (RJ (2:00) IIJ) D WKRP In Cincinnati = 1D D Plrlonlla a llillcle Polltlct '82 12:35 (2) • IIJ) Llll Night With' {· Devld...._ . (I). loft eoo ...soo • • Night Court 1:00 Ill. Orowlna ...... Q llnhlcli ID D Nlahl Oamla IIJ). IJ) MOVI:: lloni<IJ Kung Fu (2:00) 11!1 8llow8lz TodiJ t:05(J). Now H Can Ia Told· • • Niwe 1:30 I)). 11'1 • Living 1D e Now HCln Ba Told Ill Crook end ChaN a ,......, "'*" 1D Pilei Program 1:35 (2). ((J) Lallr With loll Colllla Ill. El]ltrllinllllnt Tonight s-tereo. 111 ID MOVII!: Mark Twain ' ~L~~oi ~.:o~IMIII Tonight D ~ ..With Clillchn D WIIHI of Forlunl Q D Family FIUd · I . . . . 8llr Stereo. 8Crollftre · 7:35 (J) lilA llllkllblll Atllnll Hlwkllt Charlolte Homola ' (1) udaA...... !!1·F-IIIIIWI IIIII to make the · ~and flmllll. (t :OOJ c.= ifS2': TCl111111111111. 111 round ~R) TOII'ftl!llllil. 111 round: Rtglonll ooverage from 1111 (2:80) ··~lilt No l!:'ltll c n • er...1 ltrl lwaa:un •! e'\"8£. e - aanliCAA wilt has ielt him, but later her bodY Is found. Slerl£:· Q i]]1 Murder, 8hl Wrote Ljl On 1111111 Stereo. a 1D U.S. Pro Snow Siding Eastern Championship from loon, N.H. (T) a PrlmtNIWI Q 8:30 (I). I)). 8llp by sa.p Cerolllils Frank not IO buy her a gift for their ~nli!J';~H=~ 11!k:.CQ Stereo. C ill Wlltllmllnd RH Comtclr Splclll Comedians Wiliams and Rea, Jack Mayberry. Gary Mule Deer; country stars Willie Nelson and the Oak Ridge Boys. (0:30) Stereo. 1:00 C2l D 11211'K F1J Awar Nalllln falls for a Jewish gi~ until his frienda:lnto tease him. Stereo. !IJD illD Charlene UNa her college =.~buy a talking goat. 1 l1l Wolf 'f'nap Plw.-ta Vlclor lloriiiPYblio ~a~evtslon celebrates Victor Borge's 80th birthday In a merry, elegant perty of music and l1ughter. Cameos by Billy c........ IIJ) D Hldderi VIdeo 7 311 a:OO D 110¥11: D.O.A. {2:00) r,::: . .l .............. 11:00C2JD Ill. <llD 0 his twO aupportlng orchlstras join the trio with music renglng frOm Memory to 0 eola mlo. (2:t0) SllriO. ColactiOI• Pudd'nlilld W... ~2:00) 7:05(!) Addlllia Family H Wa~ Ahus~:O:Inka his ~~~~a Domingo, PeVIIVIIIIn eor-t Conductor Zubln Mshll and 1.-GII(J). 1121 Brokaw Raport: Flllllllln ~ A repolt lhoweiiiiWIYIY91'1111t 11m11as todar have awllditd from trlcltlonai rolla, IVOivlng Into "'D 10:30 IJ) ThiiUioi.Aoll • Crook end Cllul (f) 11!1 ~ntYIInl (l) Adanta (Southelst); Dayton, 01110 (Midweat): Tempe, Ariz. ~~~and Lena Horne. ...,. INICNiglsllldt 2:10 (I). Newt 2:30 (I) .,.,... Miler .D liCiMir · Qtlpolll Lata light 2:35 • • Newt . 2:40fl!o~e" Newt Now a:OIIIli!ICMIII1111 !llld of =:::..... ,. ltilllt (1:30) 11:Jia>• Tattlgltl .... EVENING 8 00 ron D m a I)) 11 "" G ' 'A' '"' .., IDi D ((J) NaWI ® Vldao Power e ~. Mlwilad. .. WIIIi Chlldi .. ,lr..CIIUIIL' a IDUPClon a NawiNight t2:05 (I). Nigh- Q t2:30 (1) MOVIE: Daaperetl Moman! (2:00) IIJ) WJ(Rp In Clnclnnlill aeNIWI 1D 8por1ICin1er NCAA Special. 2:061IJe HciiOi:1111~81~hDDDII~IG 10:3111) MOVIE: F11'11,.....,,..,..._. (2:15) 11:00 IIJD !ll D <ll D Ill On~a...o. a RablrtiOI ol:.o:t...o.Q ~·· ll! I Ca . . I Clpilll ......... :.9 - . llorld liD 700 Club With Pit AoUrtaon 10:30111 Crook end ChaN ID Nlllollll Cahga I e Love CoroliCIIon IJ) Thll!quallztr Na...,.. Now Stereo. I FRI., MARCH 20 1:30 I)). 11'1 • Uvlng ~.~.~Time Live M1c1J•C IIJ) I e Williams sings Moon 1\iver, Days of Wine and ROlli and othlrs with 1111 London Symphony Orchlatra. (2:00) 10:00 IIJD IIJ) LA. Law Becker trias to mist llllsmorouo advaraJ.Of a reporter. Ster!KI. ~ (1) Newt Brooklyn Blldgl Alan • 9:00 (2) D 0 Belnfllel Elaine uses Selnfeld's ape"'"ent for ~by shower. (R) Stereo. !II• Currant Affair C 1:05(1). Now Hc.n .Ba Told e AIMniO IIIII Stereo. =:=,. 7:31 (J) Blnloid lnclloil 1:00 (1) II a COIIIy ,._ cliff ll1d hll nelallbor accompany o·~VIi: r-•a Wtr(R) Stereo. (J) D Chilli Q 12:00 ill e Dannie Miller 1:00 ~~ ~= Plllnt Q 1D e Pareonlll IJ) MOVI!: Cal Plopll (R) (2:001 1D Atl> Tlllnll Upton International PIIJIII CharnPior1ahlp. women 's aemlftnallroril Key Blacayne, l1l An E'VInlntl - Andy 'Nama Taped II London's Royal Alllrt Hill. Anclr l G Married ...With Children ~ iry to COilf<t FRIDAY lUI Lall Night With David L.etlemlln 12:50 (!) MOVIE: Thl Grill Scout and ClthouH Thuradly (PGI (2:15) 1:30 (2) D 4J Winge LoWBII's girlfriend kicks him off the boiL (Rl Stereo. C 8:05 (!) MOVIE: OdiiO lilly Joe (PG) (2:00) 8:30 (I) • ill D Doogll Ho-, M.D. Coogle's Intention to . Join his dad's medlcel actlce Is a surprise. Stereo. e (J)IIIn- Edition Q . i e tries to help katie, and George looks for concert lld<eta. (R) Stereo. C Maniac Mentionlitereo. ®I Dlllm ol JHnnla Llttennan (I) • Love ~nectlon ~:!;,Dowling Mytttrltt ;::., . 'BruOt Milder l Mero l'llol. ' De WIIJilt Ill eat11n1 r1 .r !lllndlll~ IIID 011 cD'itl' Pitvllw of AmeriFlora and all major t992 activltlaa In Clntral Ohio. Hoata: Dave Kaylor, Andrea Cambran, and Terri Sullivan. (0:30) [I) D MOYIE: About Lltl NlghL. (R) (2:00) 1121D Davia Rullt Dwight facea a tough dacillon when tha school fiaa to make cutbacks. Stereo. [] IJ) Murder, 8hl WiOie Q MCA Fan Fair '11 The annual Fan Fair featlvli leaMas: VInce Gill, George Jones, Patty Lo.,.leaa, Mark Chesnun and Mark Collie. (t :00) Ster~ . · 11!1 PrtmaNowa Q Big 8rothlr Jake Stereo. a POA Tour Sterao. 111 8:05 Ill Baverfy H~ 8:30(2)11 IIJ) NBC Na~t (J) livid 11111111 12:05 (I) D NighUine Q 12:30 (1) MOVIE: EIICUIIYI ACIIon (PG) (2:30) 'IIJ). WKRP In Clncklnlll 1121D Perlonala ID World Cup Skiing Aspen Winttmatlonal. downhill from Aspen, Colo. (A) a lnakll ~111ca '12 12:351Ila Late Night With David a Larry King Uval · ~~NCAA accldlnt. Stereo. 11:31 Clle CIIMrl Q : :ovre~pl. (T) r:r-.. ' '' A• · 11:00 a = T:OO ~ D IIJ) Whlll 01 Fortune aWorldNawe 10:30 (f) Johnny Mllhii...Chanclt All ACertain Smlli; It's NOt for Me to Sar: Misty; Wonderful, Wonclarful. (2:t0) Stereo. IIJ) t~b~ng F - Q 0 Rlillly 10:35 <D MOVI!: DiMiondt Are , . - _ (PQ) (2:30) 11:00a>D !IJD illD IIID 1121D GJI Nlwe (I) The 1101111-llil Allenlo IIIII Stereo. R..a,. (%) ...•ulnllax .....,dll aJ lnalde 11!1 WOIId Todly o Aln 1Jl! nn, K·l Cop IIJ)·Love~ Cliff use their own methOds to build 52nlldenca. (A) Stereo. 1,1 [I). lll.,.rfy Hllla,I0210 Brandon falls for a college girl whose dad Is developing a mall. Stereo. C · IJ) MOVIE: D.O:l: (R) (2:00) Ill Nalhvllil Now Stereo. McDolllld't lrrll,.._l Oymnal1icl Mlxad peill Championship from Atlanta Andy Griffith ill 8cooby Ooo @UpCtoll Ill New Zorro Sterao. Q 1:31 (I) Andy Ortffllh s-ter.o. 01 Chllil mollltatton c Allenlo 'R8H Star~ . IJ) The Equallz« Nalhvlle Now Stereo. ID Snow SkUng Budweiser Mogul Tour from Crystal . Mountain. Wash. (T) 9:00 lilii iiJl Cllee11 Norm and ~~ . iiS.=,£;1 •J;l 12:00 I)) • Dannlt Ml~ Ster~. iD. C88 Newl Q ID • br Tony. ~A) Stereo. I' z.v: N~.:" !flL,'=A'w'tQ Square One ~Stereo. a NawiiOOIII 111 lflclill'I colitaGut Is •*•••• Sllilof POA Ill Rln 'Ill! Tin, K·l Cop (A) ~~~~· Q Holt Patti 1'1(11 f0:11ntl IOilgl frQfl) tilt 1/id I50t .u wenof the ,. ruth.with IOmt . whO meda lhlm hitlo'lf:10) ' afTWIIghl I Old lllml IIIClfll!lln I Q IIJ) aNaweo..mlghl 3:45(!) Th'" 8toot!t (I). (J). '1111 c:-1111 ~oouNd R lnbow Q Riedl a crotaliN Ill Paid Program 3:30(1) Bob Nawharl ID CO~IIIt llllkllbiU Big Eight Toumamenl, phamplonshlp or SouthNstem Conference Tournament, champiOnship : :::rc::.~:r~ Chllnl (I) a ltl8qUIN One TV Stereo. Ill Ill N IWIICh 3:00 1D Up Cloll It' Oiler, Betty eI Ster~. Clown's fathlr dlalnherltad him. (A) Stereo. C 1!!1 Murder, Shl Wrote Q On Staga Stereo. 1D Netlonal Atroblc ChlmpiOnalllp From Los An1191e1 (T) a PllmaNewl Q Ill Thlt't My Dot Ster~. 8:05 (J) MOVIE: Thl Sont of Kallt Ekltr (2:30) 8:30 (2) D 4J DHftlllll WOIId When a hurricane hlt1 Hilman College, everybodb seeks slitHer. (Rl Ster~ . !Ill 11 Drextll't ClaM Drexell's class takes a trtp to Dlsneytan~ and Lis Vegas. (R) Stereo. Q ID You Alked for I~ Again I (I) VIdeo Power 2:40 CD 11 w~ NIWI Now Siereo. =Bob WOIId by lolned 11iU.,, M~RC,H 19 8:00(2). !llll ill8 11§1111 OD (JNewe a Sporta LaiiHiglot Olhlr·CORittll-: Thl OT~Bhow Starring Johnny CIIIOII John MacNeiiJ St. Patrick's . . EVENING ID 8poi1ICtnter ill• ElftiiiiiiiCY CIA 15 THURSDAY 2:05 (2) a Homt Shopping Cllll Nawe IIJ)NBCNiglltlldl 2:10 i1J 11 Pilei Program 2:15(!) MOVIE: War Druma (t :30) 2:30 (I) Dannlt Mllllt ~·and-ru~ 1:00 C2l. !IJ. Ill 8 ill D 1121• IIJ) Newt (J) VIdeo Power Square One TV Stereo. ' a a 4:00 (1) MOVIE: F1arnlng Fury (2:00) IIJDCNNNawe IIJ). MOVI!: C.H.U.D. (Rl (2:00) a Larry King Uvtl 4:05 (!) Allin 1111 Family 4:35 (!) Hogan'• Hlroal a Mont 11:351IJD ill Tllll of II'Mnd With John MacNIIIJ St. Patrick's EVE NINO oti. Time M WED.. MARCH 11 1121D 'SCant Crime' Crimt Time Alter Prime Stereo. C ill On =Sfereo. Charlie and Sydney go on a date; a couple has thllr divorce ta~. Ster~. Q 111 Nature Stereo. (f) Nova The laborl s unearthing of the first T. rex skeleton is explored. Stereo. 10:30 ® CIOOk and ChiN 1D Amarlc:l'a Cup '82 10:50 (!) MOVI!: Rio Grtnde (2:t5) 11:001Il8 !llll ill8 IIJID 1121D iiJ Newt (I) Night Court C ljllll Alltnlo HTI Stereo. I . Ill D ~hlllne ~NIWI 8:00 (2) D @In the Hilt of 1111 Night The arrest of a drug pusher tears apert a family . (A) Star~. C . (I) D NCAA~oumament Preview (!) Nova What life Is like on a shuttle mlision and a view of Earth from space. Stereo. C ill 8 Full HouN The lamll)l' revolts egalnst Danny's obsession with cl&anllness. Stereo. C (!) Nova~aleontoiOI!Ista visit one of the most fertile dlnouur fields. Stereo. [] IIDID IDi D AtiCUI: 91TA heart.altsck victim is rushed to the hosplt11 by peramedlca. Ster~ . Q IIJ) • FamiiJ Workll 1:00 (J) 11 Growing Pllna Q [I) II Rawhide 112111 Night Oamtl IJ) Hollywood lnlldlr 1D IMSA Racing From Miami o (l) II (J) 8 Civil Wart a .eron~~re SATURDAY Jack eon Ill MOVIE: ToJtllland Back (2:00) 1:30 IJlD 4J Nu1111 Sandy hopes to rekindle a relationship with her ax-hutblnd. (R) Stereo. C (J) • ill • Cliowtng Piina Maggie and Jaton compete at writing a newspaper colu~n . (R) · (!)I Nat King COII(1 : ) 1D Colage llleketball Western Athletic Conference Tournament. champlonohlp from Fort Colilnl, Colo. (L) Cam~~~ ill D Ca : ::::c:'O:ht st. Palllcll'a oar Splclll 11:30(1) K*!~ C a saved; ltlM...="• ~:;~ Square Dna ~Stereo. a ~lghfltne C WEDNESDAY Day apeclal IHturtng 1111 IriSh linger parlormlng II the Vlctorlan Theater on llolrd Oprytand'a Genllll Jackson Showboat In Neahvllle, Tenn. (0:30) Stareo. Day apeolll featuring 1111 Irish singer performing at the Victorian Theater on board Oprytand'a General Jlckton Showboat In Nashville, Tenn. (0:30) Stereo. ID Amazing Oamaa a PllmtNaw• Ill Rln nn nn, ir.t Cop s-tereo. Q 8:05 (J) MOVIE: Tho Quill Man (2:45) 8:30(1)e 1))8 Homa Improvement Jill seta up a ponary class In Tim's ga~. Stereo. C IIJlD MOVIE: TlitNamt of the RON (R) {2:30) On Sllgl Stereo. 0 Wilnlll to Survival Q 1:00 (1) D 1121 Raaaonabla Doubll The reason for Dicky's ex·wlfe's reappearance Is discovered. (PI 2) Stereo. [] (I) D I)) a RliMnna Roseanne and Jackie try to work out their problems 2.1: seeing a sMnk. Stereo. 1,1 (f) Nova Whethlr or not birds are the dsacendants of dinosaurs. Stereo. C illllll 112111 11111 Annual PIOplt'a Clloicl Awarde From Los Angeles. television viewers' tavorHe shows, In categories Including top new comedJ and dramatic series, receive awards. Host Kenny Rogers. (2:00) Stereo. 1;1 IJ) Tueaclay Night Flghti (l) 12!1 Nuhvllil Now Ster~. ID American Muacla Splclll Mr. Olympia. 11!1 Larry King Uvll liD Fellllr Dowling Myallrlet stereo. Q 9:30 (J) g I)) • Coech Hayden and Luther are disproved when they Claim to be unsentimental. Ster~ . Q 10:00 C2l D iiJl Allaonabla Doubta Tess learns some alarming news about her secret admirer. (PI 3) Stereo. c 15 ~ I)) I IUE •• MARCH 17 EVENING Aa.d Champlontlllp Grind Pllx W~lkl NIWI iD 700 Club Willi Pll Aoblrtaon (J) II ill 8 MOVIE: 'Thole Baclelt' ABC MonclaeNight Movie (2:00) Stereo. l1l Peter, Paul and M ry'a 25th Annlv-ry The enduring folk trio gathers to celebrate their anniversary with renditions of classics like If 1 Had a Hammer and Blowin' in the Wind. (AI (2:00) (f) Nova What life Is like on a shuttle mission and a view ol Earth from spece. Stereo. Q IIJID 4J. Murphy Brown Murphy challenges the network and cuts her hair shari. Stereo. C IJ) WWF PrlmtTime Wreadlng British Bulldog vs. Shawn Michaels. 12!1 Nathvllle Now Stereo. aJ NHiiA Dreg Racing Slick 50 Nationals from Houston (PO) (2:t5) (f) Nature Star~. M a Mlcl<•r Thoinpeon'• 011 a SporiiCentlr IJi Stroll JutUce 1:05f.£~ Tonight Famoua ill Nlllonel GIDI"PhhC i D IDD CBSNiwe Q iOn Stage Stereo. QJ Black Stillion Stereo. Q 9:00 (2) a 4J MOYIE: 'In lht Une of Duty: ACop for 1111 Killing' NBC MonciiJ Night Movlaa (2:00) Stereo. Sporta Mac ((J) WKRP In Cincinnati vlslt1 and po11111 her sister. Stereo._D [I) D Hunter Q stereo. Iii 1:01 (I) Iaverty Hlllbllllel 8:30 (1) D 0 NBC Newl Q (I) livid by 1111 Ball (I) D 1118 ABC Newa Q (!) Wild Amarlc:l C Square One TYStereo. a i NHRA Todly Slick 50 Nationals In Houston, Tex. Stereo. . ID WOIId Cup 8ldlng Aspen Wlntematlonll, doWnhill from Aspen, Colo. (T) Ill Rln TJ!!. nn, 'K·I Cop of Hope (t :00) (I) II 1118 FBI: Tht Untold Storteo The FBI recruits a Naval offlcor to posa as a double agent. Stereo. Q (!) (f) National G~rephlc Specill Stereo. C 1111111 1121a1 Evening Shade Wood and Ava are not happy with Molly's choice of a boyfriend. (A) Stereo. C aD 1D MOVIE: 'Doing on Maple D~.,.· Fox Night at lht Movlea (2:00) Stere.2. Q · 0 M-, She Wrote G1 12!1 On Stage Stereo. a Wortd Cup Skiing Aspen Winternatlonal, super·G from Aspen, Colo. ~ d!l PrimeNewa ID Prince Vellan Stereo. Q 8:30(2)11 @ Blo110m Blossom's reputatiOn Is damaged a boy who lies about her. A) Stereo. Q !llllill Amertcan DattcUve A grandmother deals drugs out of her own homa. (A) Sterao. C a Ill 1121D Mtjorllad Polly gets sick so Major Dad helps ~write an article. Stereo. (!) Paid Program I)) D Star Baan:h TUESDAY .. A ~~~;'~.rea~~e ~women's clothing. Stereo. 0 ae101id Rlllty Ill Naelivtlt Now Stereo. a lridJCir Awerdl Banqutl ae ~~-~~ Myattrlta tereo. 1:30 (I) I a-a c lab)' TaiDorla HIS I)) her alghll on an oiCiar man Mlgglt .... lllrlld to date. {R) ~~!i OD . VldHFatherl 1t1m- ~·· 11110 Ill ~~ · (R} Sterto. c a Amerlcl't eup '82 Newt (1) Night Court I;! l1l Milk Ru...n J)omldy 8plclal Mark Ruuaii'S favorite spools from 1111 peat lour 1111001 111 hlghlighlld. (t :00) Stereo. . : illl• a•~ llllkllblll (Cont.) A1Nn10 Hall tno. MOVIE: Clan 01 Nuke 'l!m High II: llillliumlnOid Mallllown (Rl (2:00) a On 11t11gt stereo. DSchaiPTIII a Sporta Tonight 0 llordlllown 511110. Q 11:30(2)D Tonight Show llln~ifi Johnny C.raon Stereo. A• 0 (J)K:ttj.,_ it.='!end'i.. Comedians Williams and Ret, Jack Mayberry, Gary Mule Deer; Comldy llpaclal country SillS Willie Nelson andllll Olk Ridge Boys. (0:30) Stereo. D 8porfiCinler 8Mollljlltl 0 Boulartown SIIIIO. Q 11:35i?o.:" ...:~ Jolillny C111011 SIIIIO. 12:00(J) MOVIE: The Fwihouae (fll (2:00) . I)) D Dannla Milar !Ill D Love CoooltCIIon • ......... Now 811110. @UpCioH aNawtNipt AudloVIIIon Willi 8cott u 110M 12:01 (I) D NINiglllhilllo-11 Q 12:30(2)D L111 Night Willi David Lltllln• (I) MOVIE: .... (R) {2:30) aD D WKRP In Clnclni!MI 1121. Nlwe ID epa IICanler NCM Special. 12:35 (I) D Love CoooiiCiton IIID Newt 4J Lall Night With David ~ " 1:001))1 0n1wtna P11na" 9 llnNde .,. a~ ill .. · Clua of Nuke . . . . .r:-~:00) ATP"l Upton . I, a , D lnlernllloMI Pllyera Chllltc*tnlhlp, man'a ~•illlllllllnlm .Ktylllac:ayne, Fay and Frank IIOP9I'I I t8-yllr-oklmurdtiCUifor 8 lhiwlll Today 0PIItl"lftl• ; Prlllltlly 1'lleilitr Pm••'"'ll• 10:1DiJID GIIUI*-cn · ~. s-. Q f, MOVJI: 1'!11 Qt t111n ~ w•~Starlo. r.=-..J! Cltut1a.e..~ .... ....,. , . Clttli W.l'lll r-m ', e 1:01Cil.llowiiCIII!t'l'litl D m.lo IIIII llno, I _.-,:. &•!rJ......'••-•• ""• ..,,_.. , 1: . : ,. . : 1~~~p~ 1• .. ·· : •· •' · ' 'r'lla•·tl 0"'·ill ', l_~'~W!~~ca!~~r~.M~as~a.~(Ea~t~~~:-----'~~~~~--------~ ·. ~--_jii!!~~I..,!!A~n!t~l!l_._._jl; �.. t~A~ ~~AIITI· NSPI~, ~ ~. r...---Jot otli.Y 'f1) THAT tl08QOY IXOOCIWIT ~~ ii#IAA CDNTJa. l<IAA!" flfMNfll6, ZIT rN./IC, exwA· CI.O!o€ SIIAVINl. IWO~ A11P TOOTMPI6~. ~~-· HAJlll~ ... uu~ T~~~:~' S@1\.c(}1J-~t.~s· 141to4 CLAY . 'OllAN 0 four Rtarre~nge letters of the scrambled wcrds bt· Television Viewing· fl~ N£ Nl'fWA'f! I EVENING I, r1s r1 IJ .-----:--:---;~ j 0 R0 AI J h:1--.---~... -f>' j B World Todly 1111 Rln TJII Tin, K·l Cop !ftereo. 1,1 1:05 (]) lllverty HIHIIIIII First fellow: "Have you noticed that people are I'',.. • .... - living longer than before?" Second fellow: "Yea. I 1 0 guess it's because they T A F NET now have mortgages for .... 1--r-~;.....;;,..:.~.....--l -years!' 1:30 Cll. i1J1 NIC _,.. ~ . ......I.L.-..1..-'-·__, 1..--'·-J.. ii!i\F:QQ 1 50 'r'OU LL HAVE GET OFF! I I I' I I 1 e s CllliiVId by the ... e ~~.~~Newt lqUI" One ; ~Stereo. a 8poltac.nter HE GIVE~ 'e.M Ill!~ fAAED, WllliERIOO Ut.A.1.1 de~tlop you I lETTERS ~~a 1D (f) Mlcr.l rer NeWIHOur IIIIIII NORI'II BRIDGE Cll• Clnd c-ra 9l Current Allllr C IIJ e En Stereo. Aflantic Cout Conference Tournament, quarterfinal from Cha~otte, N.C. (LI a Monerllne ® MOVIE: Tile Girl From (lfLAX .. 11':/ A fiNITE:. CV/!'If/) ·.fPACF. UNIVff!Ji, Mere (2:00) GUA,ANTEE/J f5CAPf· 7:05 (J) Addllma Family 7:30 I • w• c IIJI JeopardY! Cll Now h Cln II 'toll ~ Entertainment Tonight Siereo.I;J Mairled... Witll Children • i Wheel ol Fortuna 1;J • Family Feud alii 1 818r Stereo. B Croeafl" 7:35 (]) Slntord l Son () 1992 bt NEA. Inc: 8:00 Cll. 0 MIIIDclc A killer leaves a trail of misleading clues to embarrass Matlock. (R) Stereo. C 00 MOVIE: '!fie Century TUI'IIII (2:00) ~ ()) e Femlly Mltttrl Urkel's plan to Increase Waldo's Hlf-confldence backfires. Stereo. C (!) (f) WHh~WHic In Revttw Stereo. !;! 9l 0 • Scalvh Howard kidnaps Scorch because he Is jea~f Brian's lame. Stereo. illl• '• Moat Wenlld AJamaican woman has her husband killed by hltrnln. Stereo. C 11J Murder, She Wrot. I;J Q!l On 5tlve Stereo. · a PrtmeNtwt Q 1:06 (]) MOVIE: Tllundlrblll (2:45) PHILLIP ALDER fi..t Ill Gl MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP IF STUPIDITY WERE. 5NOW, 'TtlU'D E!IURY IF BRAINS'M:I<e TRE~;,I DE:65i<r. I 1LL ~y TH~ FGIR HIM ... HE PAIN15 A VIVID WORD PICTURE. J ...-..._ ! Ya..J'D e& THE: eAHAAA MOUNT EVERE.'5T. Flail POllee Gil provides protection for t11t1 Mist Fish City Bea~ contestants. Stereo. Q!1 Te- ConiiiCIIDn tereo. t:OO Cll. IIJII'II Fly Away Ully hires a baby sitter: Forrest Is shunned~fter the election. Stereo. ~ Cll llby Telk Maggie laels left 0111 when James teama up wtlh a heavy-metal band. Stereo. C · (!) Clnt'll, D6mlngo, P1verottlln e-n Conductor Zubln Mehta and his two supporting · orchaatru lOin the trio wtlh musk; rangfng from Memory to 0 sole m10. (2:00) Stereo. (f) Horowitz In M - Ending a 61·ye« Hlf-impoltd exile from Aussle, Vladimir HorowitZ retuma to hla native homeland to perform at the Moacowir.:rvatory. (2:10) BARNEY THAT LITTLE OL' NEEDLE DIDN'T HURT NONE··DID IT? THAT'LL BE $10.00, PLEASE, MA'AM EAST •u uu .Jtl7 tKJIOtl ..,. tl7 .AUS2 tu SOUTH tQIOU Avoid depression: climb a mountain •us t.A.I tAQH Vulner11ble: Neither Dealer: South By Pllllllp Alder For the second Bois Bridge Tip of lhe week, we turn to a former European champion, Anden BI'UIIIeU of Sweden. His recornmeadation applies to all lwlda, but be fOCUie8 on a deal in wbicb Norlh (who becomes dummy) lltinb for a long time before blddlni·a game. Your initial reac:tlon II that be II overbidding, bopinc for lhe best. But after you lead, you aeelbat be wu ac· tully contern::rlatinl a slam. Wllh all !bat bigb-cA J19wer in lhe dummy, you are sure 'the oootract illaydoWD. However, don't fall uleep. There might be oae chalice to defeat the contr~. IJid you mustn't mill it. Cover the East and South cards in the diagram. As partner didn't double the Stayman lilqulry, you cuess to lead lhe diamond live, boplnc to find part· ner's suiL Tbe IS points oa the table are a ahock: you were ezpec:tlnc far fewer. At trick one. declarer plays low from dummy and captures your part· ner's nine wllh his ace. Do you 1ee any chance lor lhe defense? Soo.. W..t Paa It Paa 0 15-17 poiDia I NT' NZt SNT Opening lead: t ~ 1....----------.J At the table, South calmly led a low lfllde at trick t'IIO, but West couldn't believe that be had found IIIICb a IIIIC' ceaful leld. Almoet by refla, be played low. Dummy'• spade jack won the trick and South tabled his card&, clafmlnl nine trlckl: - spade, tm. bearts, - dlamCiad and four cluba. U West had kept the faith, be would have '11011 wllh !be lfllde ace and led another diamond. True, that delisn't pi'IIDteed to defeat the contract. but at wont It will coat oaly an o-trlck. Never cet ch.fll d by a powerful dummy. Keep looklnc for a chalice to kill the eaatract. o-.=••.,.••= ...., ACROSS Anawor Ia 38 Said to 1 12, Roman 4 Small fleld: Brit. 8 Relative 12 2, 100, Roman 13 Name for a dog 14- and ma 15 Tiling• typical of u.s. 17 - dagree 1611aplt111 llembar of clergy 2t Uniform orn1mant 25 Offanu 28 Unlrequenltd 28 TV atatuettt 33 Entertalnar -Sumac 34 SHpa up 35 AclrHI Mlrtha3& Actor Robart De- 40 Football "'"lou• Pu11le coachParaeghlan 41 Companion of odda 42 lntar - : among othara 43 - ·Jongg 44- Comet 47 Labor org• nlzerChavaz so Wheal alignment 54 Puppy IOUftd 55 Evidently 58 lira. In llldrld 60 Conatlllatlon 61 -ala mode 62 Powerful explllllve (abbr.! 63 Food rom htiVIft 64 SUII DOWN 1 Dec. holkley 2 Type of playIng mlfble 7 llarah 8 Croaablam au...,. 3 Champagne bucket 4 Dlllblt 5 Febulouo bird e Egga 10 Smahat particle 11 _,atone 1& Rqret 20Aoftlln Stereo. 91 Gl TICIUII!! lnd a-ttl Stereo. C illl• Hlddln VllH Aman highway 22 Of an artery 23 Open lor eMywtewlng 24 Actor Nlelltn 25 Auld Lana - . 2&-- till tloocf for (2:00) 27 Aromatic ointment 30 Yu -1 31 - Brtekln- rtcllvtl 1 biU for hit wifa'a terrible noae job. (A) Stereo. 11J MOVIE: friday the 1:1111, Plrt V: A _,. laglr..llllll (R) Lcm . = all Nlllhvlll Now Stereo. lllkltMII ~at Conference TournaiiiiOI, qullllrflnal frcm Chlrtotle, N.C. (l) . instanlly reveals which signs are romantically pertecl lor you. Mall $2 plus a long. self-addressed, olamped envelope lo Matchmaker, c/o this newspaBERNICE per, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH BEDEOSOL 44101-3428. ARIES (March 21·Aprll 18) Perform your bell In all your lnvotvemenls IO· day, bul do It for yourltlf and not lor en audience. U you accomplish somelhlng slgnlllcant, 11 Will be duly no1ed by others. TAURUS (AprU 20-Miy 20) If your hopoe· and expec18tlone are running a little high al thll time, there Is justlflca· tlon for your optimism. 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C1·6 Weather. ..........................A-3 Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, March 15, 1992 .AQIH tQI7 g~ ..~tlblll FRANK AND ERNEST Vol. 27, No. 6 Copyrighted 1992 UJ illl·~r T :Tift Next O.ntrllion Inside • tmts· from slep No. 3 below. SCRAM·lETS ANSWERS >·•3 Parish · Yours· Radio· Fatten· THIRTY First fellow : "Have you noticed that people are living longer than before?" Second fellow: "Yea, 1guess it's because they now have mortgages for THIRTY years!" 1111 New Zorro Stereo: 1;J 8:35 (]) Andy Qrlflllll 7:00 ~. iiJI WIIHI D1 Fortuna Movies replace live entertainment in 1914-15- James Sands- Page A-6 Complete tho chuckle quoted by filling in the missing words PiiNT NUMBERED lETTERS IN THESE SQUARES f) u~~~;~8 ~N~~~~E 0 . CBS Newt I;J • Andy Qrlflllll IIJ Scooby Doo Behind every good man there is a woman - Bob Hoeflich - Page B-3 B-1 1 1 @UpetoH Trimble eliminates Southern 62-55 - C 1 Girl Scout 'Thinking Day' FRI., MARCH 13 • Newt 'r'OU T~IS RIG~T NOW ... IN OUR "'OUSE , ANIMALS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE COUCH ... lAM I low to form four simple words. Cll VIdeo Power ~ 8qul." One TV Stereo. S~OULD i EI.L 75 (Cnh Sund ay ~J e:aow• Cll Cll• • o• iiJI ! SUPPOSE I WGID • 13 . . GROUNDBREAKING HELD- A ceremonial groundbreaking was held at Goodyear's Point Pleasant polyester resin plant for the $63.5 million expansion that was formally announced Friday. The expansion will increase the plant's capacitr to manufacture resins used in making food containers. Construction wiD begin in July or August, with completion se1 for 1994. Pictured breaking ground in the front, from left, are Don Rollins, president, Local 644, URW; Wayne Love, local plant mana~er; West Virginia Gov. Gaston Caperton; and Terry Persinger, vice president and general manag· er, Goodyear Polyester Division. In back, from left, are Mason County Development Authority Vice President Jack Fruth, Goodyear Manager of Industrial Relations Bob Rober Is, Chamber of Commerce President Joe Ellison, MCDA President Charles Lanham, State Sen. Bob Dittmar (parlially hidden), Point Pleasant Mayor Russell Holland, State Delegate Debbie Phillips (hidden) and Mason County Commission President Larry Sayre. Ground bro~e,n for Gopdyear expar~sipn By MINDY KERNS OVP News Staff POINT PLEA:SANT · West Vir· ginia Gov. Gaston Caperton, along wilh officials of lhe Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co ., formally announced and lirokc ground Fri· day for a $63.5 million expansion at the company's Point Pleasant polyester plant in Apple Grove. The expansion will increase the plant's capacily 10 manufacture resins used in making food con· tainers. Wayne Love, plant manager. said the expansion will create ap· proximately 50 to 80 permanent new jobs, while creating a peak of 150 to 200 construction jobs. Scheduled for completion by the first quarter of 1994, the expansion will boosl annual PET (polyethylene terephthalalc) resin production by more than 35 per· cent While Love said preliminary work. such as surveying, is already being done, aclual construction on the expansion will begin in July or August. Gov. Caperton applauded the company, saying !he expansion not only means new jobs. but protec· tion of the jobs already there. He recognized Terry Persinger, Vice President and General Manager of Goodyear's Polyester Division. The gove.mor said Persinger approached him approximately four years ago saying he wanted to expand the plant. Caperton added it came at a lime when the state sorely needed growlh. The Point Pleasant Goodyear plant expanded in both 1988 and 1991. Bl BRIAN J, REED Trmes-Sentinel Staff SHADE • Recent action by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will allow for a significant decrease in toll telephone costs between lhe 696 exchange in Shade and the 992 Pomeroy exchange. Shade residents Barbara Grueser and Mildred Shumway headed up a drive to make telephone calls between the two exchanges toll free. A petition circulated in Bedford Township resulted in signa· tures from every resident in that communily. In addition, olher 696 residents who live in Athens Coun· ty also signed lhe petition, which was lhen sent to lhe PUCO. A pub· lie hearing on their petilion was held last April, and a decision on the petition was announced by lhe PUCO on Friday. While a toll will slil\ be charged for calls between the two exchanges, lhere will be a 70 percent decrease in !hal charge. Pomeroy Altorney Steven L. Story, who represented lhe petitioners m their quest for lower rates, sees this as a victory for G1E lelephone cus· tomers in both communities. "We would have liked for it to have been a no-toll exchange,'" Story said, "but this is also a signif- icant change. It is real decent. This rate cut will significanlly reduce telephone bills, and thai's really important, since a great number of customers in the 696 exchange are elderly and live on a fixed income." Story said that the rate reduction could also help to P.romote local commerce, as it will allow cus· tamers in the 696 exchange to "comparison shop'" between Pomeroy businesses and those in Athens, which 696 cus!Omers have always been able 10 call IOU· free. State Representative Mary Abel (D-Athens) reported Friday that she had made numerous contacts will PUCO Commissioner Jolynn Bany Butler and other PUCO members while the agency was considering the Shade petition. "With a great deal of help from residents of the area, we were successful in making the PUCO understand the day-to-day calling needs of !he customers of these areas, which involve calls to the schools, doctors. and providers of goods and services wh•ch are closest 10 the people of Shade," Abel said. "The PUCO assured me thai the efforts of the people of lhese communities to make lhis happen were very Continued on A·S Funils released for three -. Meigs reclamation projects TALKING SHOP- West Virginia Gov. Gaston Caperton, center, listens as Terry Persinger, rigbt, vice president and general manager or Goodyear's Polyester Division, explains the new $63.5 mUiion expansion project announced Friday ror the Point Pleasant plant. Also pictured is local plant ·manager Wayne Love. The company wiU employ approximately 150 to 200 workers during tbe construction phase of the expansion, and the project will ere· ate anywbere from SO to 80 new permanent jobs upon completion. I The governor presented Persinger with a plaque designaling him ari honorary West Virginian. A proclamation was also road by the governor stating· Goodyear has made significanl investment in plant operations in Mason County, thus improving local, regional and state economy: has maintained a special working relationship with iiS 560 associates through a model partnership arrangement: and has achieved international rccognilion through exemplary products proouced in Mason County: therefore he declared March 13 as Goodyear Tiro Associates Day. Much recognilion was given to the Goodyear associates by management for !he role lheY. play Cpntinued on A·S By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY • Funds for three Meigs County abandoned mine and land reclamation projects tolaling $555,000 has been released by lhe U. S. Office of Surface Mining, according to Mitchell E. Farley, Construction Project Specialist. Division of Reclamation, Athens. While the funding has been secured, Farley said that no time table for completion on 1wo of lhe lhree projects has been set The projects are tilled "Lyon" located on Seventh Sueet in Mid· dleport, "Wolfe/Swisher" located in Pomeroy near Salt Street, and "Jessie Creek" located in Rutland Township just soulh of Langsville. The biggest of the projects and the only one started is Jessie Creek. The cost is $489,734 and the aban· doned surface mine area is being reclaimed with coal tax money, Farley said. Watiker and Son of Zanesville arc the conllllctors on the job which is expected to be completed in Jurie. The problem of flooding has made lhe )lroject a priority, Farley said. The Wolfe/Swisher project cost has been $1,150 for design and $53 ,700 for construction of a drainage sys1em 10 divert water coming from an abandoned underground mine away from houses and streets in that area. While it has no projected completion date, Farley says he expectS. the worlc 10 get started wilhin ft..: next year. He said lhat the area will be surveyed and exploratory drilling don~ as a part of the design system. Construction will include a system to. intercept the ground water and convey it 10 existing storm water sewers in lhat area. Once lhe drainage problem has been taken care of, lhen the site will be res1ored, Farley said. Now water runs down Salt S!reet and onto West Main Street from lhe abandoned mine. The pro. ject will also include closing the mine enlry behind the Wolfe property as well as the two collapsed mine entries in that area. The Lyons project is also a drainage problem affecting two residences and a public street. The cost of corrective work !here is S12,000. The construction on that project also will probably take place next year, according to Far- Icy. All of the projects have been 100 percent federally funds, Farley said. New evaluation p-rogram welcomed by educators Ga.!lia Local, Eastern are included in 'Intensive Need' category by·state COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A school superinlendent says he's plea~ed to ~et the chance 10 study problems rn education with the state. · Thirty-four Oliio Department of Education staffers had been count· ing books and classroom hours in evalualillg·schoOis ev~ five years. Instead, they now will spend more time wilh teachers and administrll· 1ors to work out problems, Ted Sanders, the superintendent of public insttuctioo, said at a news con· ferencc Friday. "I'm excited about lhlt kind ol support," said lames Williams, Da)'IOII schools superintencJenL "I welcome a team that will be coming in 10 work with us to make our system better.:• · The department will look at scores on mandatory nirith-grade 1cs1s which cover reading, math, writing and citizenship. The tests will determine how tnuch help a disttict can ~L But a dtstrict has to ask for assistance. . ;Based on the last round of test· ing in November, the d~artment pliced 4$ dislricts in the "lllltnaive need" category, maklilg them ell· .gible for on-llte help. At lhose districts - including Cincinnati, Clcvoland, Columbus, Dayton and Toledo - 75 percent or more of the .students failed at least one lest' DistriGts where 2S percent to SO percent of students passed all four tests qualify for less help. Instead of on-site visits, educa1ors will meet with state staffers at regional sessions. Other districts with a better passing rate also can get other · types of help at regional sessions. "We literally stop dead in our trades today, !urn and head in a new direction," Sanders said. Sanders B!JI apprQval for lhe Continued on A·S / NEW CHAMBER DJRICTOI.lS • Jerr Tbornton, left, ud Pial Retd, rllbt, bllve beta named u tiM newnt memben II the B111rd or Directors of the Mtlll Co11ty Cbamber or Commerce. nornton represeats aaclae aad replace~ Bill Nease. Reed will repreint ¥ f PCIIIIrOyand replleel hit brotlaer, Bruce Reed. Pldt!rtd witt\ Tllonltoa ud Reed Is Cbllmber Execallve Dlreetor/Eeonomle Develo'p meat Director Paula Thacker. (Sentinel Pboto by Brian J, Reed) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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