https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/013eedf7e1d1b956211cce769de841e5.pdf f2f136ded89d7e99ab01e9924387da45 PDF Text Text Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Familr Medicine john C Wulf, 0 0 ProfPs~x of Familv .M edKmt' Question: My husband recenUy had a heart attack. He wants to make love, but I'm afraid that he'll have anolber hean auad. if we do. I'm embarrassed to ask his doctor about this. Is it safe to have sex after a hean attack.? ADSWa": Expressing our sexuality is important for each of us. whether we've had a heart anack or noL Making love can be physically strenuous, and individuals who have recently had a heart attack must engage in physical activny cautiously. So. I think the question you may want 10 ask is when is it safe 1o have sex aftcr a heart anack. not if it is safe. Sex does make the heart do rn<n wat than is required 10 rest quietly, but the c>tra wort IS not as great as you might think. The Jolms Hopkins Medical Lener repons that the peak demand on the heart during sexual activity is about the same as the demand of climbmg two flights rJ stairs or wallung one bloct. Most individuals who have had a hean attack have had sufficient healing to allow this level of physical activity so me time between three lo six weeks after leaving the lw>spilal. I'm sure you are concerned about causing a "coilal coronary" - a bean auad. that occurs during sex and causes sudden death. Tins rarely happens outside mov1es or novels. Less than one percent of the individuals who eJ.perience sudden death from heart auacks dJe during intercourse - and most of those die during extramarital sex . By the time your husband can walk a block without chest pain. 1t should be safe for you to resume having intercourse. It is very unlikely thai be wtll have another heart attack because of your love- making. Obviously, physical ac1iv1ty places a demand on the hean. as does digesting food after eaung a large meal. It IS unwise to stress the heart by adding several demands together. In fact, even a hot ooth or a very hot room can create just enough ex tra demand on the hejlft that angma (heart !IDn) develops during intercourse. Angina lllat lasts for more than fifteen minutes after mten:ourse, particularly after taking nitroglycerine for the pain, is quite unusual and should be evalua!M by a doctor. There are a few other things you should know about. Many heart medications decrease the abilicy 10 have an enction. But a more common problem is the mild depnession thai often accompanies a heart attack, and this can reduce or eliminate the desire to have sex. II is important that you and your husband talk IO each other about your fee lings - including your sexual desires. And 11 is equally important thai you and your husband talk 10 the doctnr about these issues. They are very 1mponant for your recovery. I say "your" recovery because, as a family physician, I think it's importalliiO VIeW health in the COOICXI of the family. When you or your husband is ill or not functioning oormally, the other one is affected as well. That is why your family physician needs to know about the problems you face as a result of your husband 's illness. This mforma110n is as important for your doctor as his technical knowledge about your husband 's condition. A well-informed family phys1cian can help make your recovery as prompt and as com plete as possible. "Family Medicine" is a weekly column. To submit queslions, write to John C. Wolf, D.O., Ohio Universuy College of Osteopathic Medicine . G rosvell(l' Hall, AtheriS, 45701. By SCOTr WILUAMS leave, Couric substituted for her. have taken to her. "Today" has "Today." AP Tri~vision Writrr And when Norville did not return, regained much of the ground it lost "I think Bryant ""'"' I< - . I NEW YORK - It's easy to Couric replaced her. to ABC 's "Good Morning Ameri- respect him. We daD 'I J!qys ll!I:JU write nice things about Katie Couric vividly remembe1s that ca." tying it four times and once on everything. We are bodl WI I! Couric. She blushes. first day as co-anchor last year. even beating iL Iy opinionated people." doe DJS. The other day, for instance, she "I had the worst cold in histoIn a business where convenienL "I really like wortiDg ...U . . . I was standing in her office in the ry," she recalled. "I was miser- pocket -sized egos are a rarity, really Jnjoy him . We ck'c:u eadl rabbit-warren of cubicles ol NBC's able. pregnant, with terrible sinus- Couric seems to have hers under other~own occasionally, a. n's "Today" show ncar a ft.uned col- es, and I think I even had thrown control . She says she gets along really good-1181UJ'Cd tmia&, liU umn by Torn Shales, venenble TV up that m001ing." well with the Olber on-air lalent of you would a brl!IM cw a sie<. •• writer of The Washington Post. Despite that start, audiences II has a headline that says " Katie Couric Saves 'Today,"' and concludes, "The hard pan is finding a flaw. She's the everything gal. She's an apple a day. She's real, she's natural, she's totally at home on the air. She's a godsend, that's what she is . Thank you , God.'' Couric saw a grinning reporter studying the page. She hastily tilled the clipping from the wall and set it on the floor, leaning it against the wall face frrst, and. yes, she was blushing. "ll's probably the nicest thing Torn Shales has eva wriw:n. so I figured il deserved to be framed ... she protests, tickled to be "caught" with her clips. People have been writing nice things about Couric since she was named a "Today" co-anchor on April 4, 1991, one year ago Saturday. Her appoinunent signaled the end of two woeful years of soap opera-style turmoil at the senior mcming show. Remember how it was? Firs~ in late 1989, there was The Memo, when "Today" was No. I but its ratings were slipping. Bryant Gumbel's leaked memo criticized virtually everyone on the show excep1 Jane Pauley. Then. in January 1990, il was the Other Woman, Deborah Norville, who replaced the beloved Pauley. helping "Good Morning Amenca" knock "Today" out of No. I. Since J unc 1990, Couric had been "Today" national corresponPORTLAND CHEERU:ADERS - CbeerErvin (behind Collias), Billie Jo S 'm, l.alir dent in Washington, D.C.. far from leadrrs for the 1991-92 Portland Pirates basketRidlanl and Peggy Lawrence (bact ""'· L-It). the fray. but silting in as an occa· baD team were Rebekah Collins (front), Sarah sional substiwte co-anchor. "I was an outsider during some of the turmoil that had occurred 011 the show, so I was in some ways immune 10 thai whole scene," she The Board of Trustees of the cards being replaced . The board Established in 1973 as 111e fon~ said. "I really made it my business Ohio Valley Area Libraries to the approved a policy, s•milar Slate· funded regional pubtir b1nry 00110 get involved." (OVAL) held their monthly meet- member libraries, where cands wiU system in Ohio, lod~y OVAL When Norville len on materruly ing at System Headquarters in be replaced for a SI fee. Damaged administers througb loC2J )Mblic Wellston on Thursday, March 19. cards will continue to be replaced libraries a variety of procr-s The board fomnally approv ed at no cost. designed 10 improve IDd atrw! revisions 10 the 1992-1997 long Director Eric S. Anderson services w local residmt• OVAL range plan as recommended by the released data indicating that OVAL is made up of public libnries ill *: Librarians' Advisory Committee. members have slippal an addition counties of Athens. "" I •tt .bdThe board also approved a docu - al $2 .33 behind the average per son, Lawrence, Meigs. Picbway. ment requesied by the state library capita funding for libraries in Ohio. Pike, Ross. Sciolo lmd v-. 1k formally revising the OVAL Char- Statewide income is $31.77 per OVAL Board of T1115WS, wild Ier 10 renee! the withdrawal of capita while OVAL members are at consists of one tru!Oitle rn.. eadl environs for our swdeniS thai proP~ekaway County in July. $21.94. Anderson asked partici - member public lilnry OOild. * -· Vide them wtth a healthier environA plan 10 recover costs from pants to review the data and make mines policy , conii'Ols fin_.-.; ment in which 10 work and live, " bookmobile users who lose their it a topic of conversation with leg- and makes final deciSJOO • . . said Mike Marshall, associate ,borrower cards was adop!M. These islator.;. services will be offemd. director of program development at i:ards contain the barcodes for the "Reinforce the fact that OVA L Patricia Holler serves oa the institute, which is affiliated computer system, and recenUy staff members arc now $9.83 behind the OVAL Board and rqnseats with Ball State University. has reported a high number of rest of Lhe state ," Andersoo urged. Me1gs County Public l.Jbary. At Ball State, sludents in eight of 34 residence halls agree not to • smote, drink, use illegal drugs (){ make excessive noise. Residents follow a six-point health model encouraging social, physical. mtelleclllal, occupaliortal, spiritual and emociortal well-being. OVAL trustees approve revisions No blaring music, booze or tobacco: This is a college dorn1? By SARAH NORDGREN Associated Press Writer CHICAGO (AP) - No booze, no blaring music, no tobacco chcwi~ or otherwise. It's the new generaoon of college dorms. Here's the surprise: It's not parents pushing for the new resi dences, but the swdents. Northwestern Universny m suburban Evanston this week began accepting applications fOf its f~rst " Wellness Donn, " where students will live quietly , free of alcohol . IObacco proWcts and illicit drugs. More than 5S schools, including Boston Umver.>ity ,the University of California at Irvine and Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa, now offer such housing for students, acc<Xding 10 the lnstirute for Wellness in Muncie, Ind. It's a far cry from the raunchy fraternity house and drunken toga parties featured m National Lampoon ' s 1977 movie "Animal House." which starred the late John Belushi. "We feel very strongly ... thai we want 10 provide unique living ** • I • 0 G GOOD CmZENS - Awards for good ciliunship wer• presented rtcenlly at Pom•roy Ekmeulary. The cheerleaders, pictured in !be back row, presented a pep rally during tbt program to boost enthusiasm of lh• sl ud•nls who will begin a series of trsting. Pictured, 1-r, arc, front, Tburien Carter. Jason Murdock, Michele Runy011, J..-cmy Roush, Carrie Abbott, D..-...U J~nk ­ ias, Brandy Smitb, Kelly Canan, Hope Chna- lier ud Brian Klftn. Micidle, Jlllie SJIIIIIII, Missy Lehew, J~nnifn Luobnt, Jnnifer Heck, Danielle Gruesa", Amy Sft aDd Dooald Eakins. Back row, cbctrlcad~rs, Amy Smith, J~ssita Wricbt, Calldaa Milltr, Cllrisliaa Ntttt, Rainy Walker, Mic:bcllc Ramsbur1, Stacey Hubbard and Laurtn Anderson. Abs~nl was Ktndra Snouffer. • News briefs King pen~uins , reaching speeds of IS mph, dive as deep as 700 feel in~ of fiSh and squid. • 0 Heart medicine, depression study results announced CHICAGO (AP) - A new study says people taking a common heart and hypertensiOn mediCme suffc·s no higher rate of depression than other people, conuadicting earlier fmdings. The new study exammed only ongoing use of the lifesaving drugs known as beta block:m and did 001 explore depression in patients just pring 10 take them . Millions of Americans lake bela blocters - commonly prescribed under the brand names lnderal , L.opeSSor and Corgard. They block hormones in the adrenahn family from stimulating the heart Such stimulation can be dangerous for people with high blood pressure or heart disease ' 0 Friday, April 3rd, 1992 • 9a.m.-3p.m. • Free Blood Pressure Testingfrom the Rutland Emergency Squad • Refreshments • 1 Year FREE Serwice 1ft Store Repairman 0 THE FABRIC SHOP 110 WEST lUll ·o • Talk with Maxine Griffith, Senior Champs Director $1 POMEROY 0 Q Ohio Lotterv • Pick 3: 505 Pick 4: 8291 Cards: E\ cnol!c \\dunnc! BANKEONE Vlhate\rr it~ G . . 10-H '· 10-C· 6-D 2-S lAw loolipl in mid .lOs. S.tanb~ , rain. High in mid 40s. Page 5 Vol 42, No. 238 Copyrighled 1992 2 Secllowla, 14 Pages 25 cents A - - Inc. -apaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, April 3, 1992 Candidates won't make overdrafts issue in race CHARGES STICK TO TEFLON DON· from their victory Thursday al frdrral court in New York where Malia bo5s John Gotti W2S follDd guilty on alll3 counts or murd..- aDd racketeering, are, from lefl, U.S . Atlorne~ Andrew Maloney, FBI agent George Gabriel. Fr~sh Prostcutor Jobn Gleeson and New York FBI dirtctor James Fox. Thret' limes since 1986 lhe "Tenon Don" has bealen charges against him, bul Thursday's conviction could pul him away for life. (AP) IRONTON. Ohio (AP)- Overdrafts by Ohio Rep. Bob McEwen likely will not be an 1ssue in Lh e Republican primary race for the new 6th D1stricL McEwen and fellow Congressma n Clarence M11l er say. McEwen on Thursda y declared hiS candida cy in the new di suin drawn after Ohio lost two of its 21 congressional districts. He lost some urban territory near Dayton and gained rural Ohio River coun tie s now represented by Miller. Miller has been giving out sig nal s of a candJdate preparing for a big figh~ but he hasn' t announced his intention s to run . He has been polling, circulating peuuons and describin g himself as almost ce rtain to run in the rcdmwn district. McEwen has acknowledged that he could have had overdrafts at the members-only House bank . " I accept full responsibiluy and I apologize for the embarrassment! ma y have caused," McEwen satd Thur sday n1gh1 at a Lawrenc e County Republi can dinner. But he has sa1d Democrats should share blame for th e way the no~~o · closed bank was run . An aide to MiUer said the overdraft s will not be a them e m the campa1gn. " We' re not maklng '' an 1ssue We're no1 tryi ng 10 male th1s the issue a1 all ," Bob Clart srud at the dinner. Mil ler ha s sat d he wouldn'l mak e a few overdrafts by McEv.-en an issue. " I sup pose most people have had that manv m thm hfeumes," Miller told The Columbus D1spauh in a story published Wednesday. " Bul if it's big numbers. It could be a very b1g ISSue." Both co ngre ss men said 1hey would wage a clean CamJl31gn. Miller . who arr ived after 1he dinner because of n.ghl delays, said he wants to run a clean and posittvc campa1 gn. HIS s1ra1<gy rests in knowin g th e needs of the people and bnng1ng economic grow1h to the southern repon , he sa1d. " I' ve alway s been a fnend of I he Clarence's and have enJOyed workme .., th h1m and have been a real a<iturerofhtm." McE wen sau:: \ k E,.,n satd he w111 bnng energy. effet:tJ\'Cness and experience . and descnbcd htmscl f as someone kno...,. for Ius hard wort on behalf of loc:1l cornmuniues. If ekcred, McEwen, ~2. will be able to trumpet hiS potenual fuwrc m the scmonty- ruled Congress . If '>Iiller '' elec ted to a 14th term. the 7~ -}· car-ol d w1ll be the dean of the OhiO delcg aL to n McE•en ts co mpleting h1 s sixth term lkxh an: conscrvauves who ge nerally support Bush administration posn10ns and rcstst new federal spendmg. Millet IS well-poSitioned in the House ApprlJill Llt1ons Committee. ~· hictl d1v1des the federal budget among agetiCics and programs. McE-.'tn IS on the House Rulcs Commit!"" - a sort of traffiC cop as:s>gnmau that puiS h1m m contact With e>-ct)' lawmaker who wants 10 put a JlfOIXl'3l up ror a !ull House Mob boss Gotti convicted Environmentalists charge of murder, racketeering RAC illegally dumped cyanide NEW YORK (AP)- This lime charges stuck 10 the "Teflon Don. .. A federal JUry conviCted mob boss John Golli on Thursday of murder and racketeering charges Lh.at carry a life prison term. He had beaten charges three times since 1986. "The Teflon is gone. The don IS covered wuh Velcro, and all the charges stuck," FBI agent James Fox said. · After a 10-week lrlal, JUrors deliberated 13 hours before fmding Gotli guilty on all 13 counK Gotti showed no reaction. ·Til be OK," he told supporters before bemg led out of the counroom and back IO jail. Sentencmg is scheduled for June 23 in U.S. District Court. The conviction crowned the prosecution's ·~ix-year crusade to put away the man they described as head of the nation 's most powerful crime family . Th1s time, the 51year -old mobster was done in by his own voice and the testimony or once- trusted underboss Salvatore ··sammy Bull" Gravano. Goll! was heard on hours of sccrcdy recorded tapes, openly dis cussing murder and other Mafia business. Gravano, who admilted 10 19 murders oo the stand, said he commuted 10 at Gotll 's d1rccUon. He provided a chilling narrative of the killin,gs th ai boosted Gatti from captam to boss. The centerpiece of the md1ct men1 was the Dec. 16, 1985. assas- By KATHRYN CROW Sntinel Correspolldenl Applications ror pool managm and life guards were reviewed by S)IT8Cuse Village Council during liS regular Thursday niglu meeting. Meeting with council was Sarah Johnson of Middleport who submined an application f(){ the position of pool manager. Council also received an applicauon for the manager 's position from Shannon Slavin. She will meet with Council at the next regular meeting. April 16. Also rece1ved were SIX applications for life ~ard positions. All "'ere hired mcluding Roberta Caldwell, Heather McPhail. James McDaniel, Chris Weaver, Donald Schaffer, arid Michael James Smith. The manager will be hired later this month. II was noted that applications for both positions are still being accepted. Mayor James Pape reported on the recent training session held by the Ohio Municipal League in Columbus and auended by Pape •. si nation of "B ig Paul" Castellano and his lieutenant, Thomas Bilmti . outs1de a Manhauan restaurant. CHARLESTON, W.Va . (AP) - Accusations that a Jackson County aluminum plant involved in a labor dispute is polluting the environment are a union smear lae - Piketon workers to return Monday PIKElUN. Ohio (AP) - Striking wader.; are scheduled 10 meet Sunday 10 find 001 when they are LO report back to work at a uraniUm enrichment plant after the union and company agreed to end a nme mooth walkouL Jim Murray. strike coordinator. co nfirmed Thursday Ihat about 1,070 workers at the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant would rerum 10 wad on Monday. Murray said the meeting would provide the employees with information about the times and local ions they should report when amve. Manin Manella on Wednesday acrepted the uncooditional offer by Local 3-689 of the Oil , Chemical and Atomic Wo:rtcrs. Martin Man eoa operateS the plant for the U.S. Department of Energy. " We fully expect them to be here ," said Tim Match ell , a spokesman for Martin Manella . " We received word in writing for the OC AW international that the y will reiUm 10 wort on Monday.·· Syracuse council reviews applications; hire life guards ·g STARniG PRICE Reds thump Blue Jays for 19th victory Katie Couric to mark her one-year anniversary • Ohio Umversitv College of Osteop<llhK Med1nne Associ a tl' lhursdaY, Aprtl 2, 1992 and Kathryn Crow. Th e workers will rece 1ve a 2.5 percent wag e increase effective Monday , Mack Wilson, Martin Marietta· s vice president of human resource s. wrote m a letter to Lhc un1on . Wilson srud the workers arc nm allowed to strike for at leas t 180 days. Returning workers, who have been off the job for 10 month s, also will go through uaining sessions that cou ld la st from two 10 10 weeks. Mat chett sa id the 1,600 non union employees who opcmlcd the plant during the strike will return 10 their origi nal JObs as un1on mem bers finish their training . He said negotiations for a contract would resume after tr.umng IS completed. "It remains 10 be seen whether 1his is good or bad," said Murray . a 38- year employee. "I think th is is the best we could come up wtth under the cond1tions we've got." In May , the union reJec ted a thre e-ye ar contra ct offer that included an annual 2. S percent wage increase as well as cost -of· living adJustment. The averag e ha.~c hourly rate is S I0.32. . Key issues in the stnkc. whiCh began June II, were job realign ment and ovcnimc admimstrat1on , Mate hell srud. Kenny Buckley reported that coocrt1e is nmlod 10 fdl a slip on Rustic Hills near the Jim Hill residence . In other business Council agrttd 10 study the possibility of vacating alley> which are 001 now used nor lead 10 anywbere. It was brought 10 the anmtion of Council that SIJIDC alley> 011 the Vlllage map have 1101 been used fa- 50 years or longer nor have they been maintained in as many years. In some instances Couoc1l was not even aware that alleys existed. Council will seet legal advice on the pmposal. Tbe mayor's report showed receipts of Police repon of actiVIties included 22 traffic CllatioriS, two calls rq;uding animals, and 15 miscellaneous calls. The vehicle was in service, 83 hours and driven 1.332 miles. Next meeting will be held on April 16. Anelllhng were Mayor Pape, Crow , Jack Williams , Buckley, Jim Hill, Dennis Wolfe. and Bill Rousb, council members; Janice U.wson. clat-treasurer, Jim Connolly. police chief. SPRING FORWARD Da~ li ~hl-lavmg lime hcg•n ' at ~ am nn Sunda' <\ prt l .1 Turn clor'' ahc.1d nne hour 12 sm. 6 uc. a spolceswonnan satd . " I think it 's pretty clear 10 me that this is just another harassment anempt by the steelworkas in the ongoing labor dispute." said Debbie Boger. a spokeswoman for Ravenswood Aluminum COI'jl. Environmenlalists on Thursday claimed the plant is illegally dumpmg more than 2.5 tons of cyanide annually mto Lhe Ohio River. as well as copper, zinc and arsenic. "RAC IS u.'ing the Ohio River to dilute its toxic wasle ," said Diane Cameron, an envuunmcnlal engineer with the Natural Resources Defense Coun cil in Washington, D.C. More than 1,700 union workers have been off the JOb at the plant since Nov. I, 1990. when their contract expired. The union says it's locked ou~ while the company says 1he workers are on strike. In a news conference in Charleston that also involved groups in Washington, D.C.. and New Jersey , the environmentalists also said the company is illegally spraying oil and solvents onto a field near the plan~ contammanng underground water sources. Env•ronmcnlalists said both procedure s are being done without proper penmiS. . Boger said Ravenswood IS operal ing under a National Pollution Disc harge Elimination System perm il that explfed, "however we're in th e application process and we ' re permined to operate." "Ravenswood Alummum has complied and will cootinue 10 comply wilh all Slate and federal envi ronmenlal laws." she said. Jack O'Malley of Carpenter Environmental Associates Inc . of Ramsey, N .J. , said information about the cyanide discharges was taken from Ravenswood 's own environmenlal reports. area. Ross said. Ben Ross of Washington. D.C.. Division of Natural Resources president of Disposal Safety Inc., DUcaar Ed I bam id ..00 the water used federal and swe environmen- dt!dwge permll for the company tal agency data about the compa- has exputd and the division IS conny's spmymg of oil and solvents on Sidering whether to grant an ex ten th e 2,000-by-1,500-foot field SIOIL southwest of the plant. He satd he learned of the new Dispo sal Safety , whi ch was allegations Thursday. hired by the United St=lwaten " We w1ll investiga te fully, " of America to evaluau: water pollu- Hamrid !31d. tion problems at the plant, also Boger sa1d tbc company wtll found higher than accep!able levels pro>'ldc: the stale with any infonnaof lead in the ground wa!U in the CII"Waed oa JIIIF 3 TICKETS PRESENTED - Slucl<nts 11 Urklon Sdoool and Mrigs Industries "ill be tJUied 10 1 alllic slloor, ....ks lo supporters or the Meigs Coun[J Cham~ ot_c-~. Fifty lickrts to the "Spring Fantasy Spedaculm- . lllJl&!C slloor wen dooated lo the Meigs MRIDD program by n.-s IKkd b!'yft'S. The show, open to th~ public, will bt lleld 011 Srmrby, Apnl 12 al 2 p.m. at Meigs High Scbool. Tic:kds will bt a>ailalllt II dlr docw II $8 ~arh, with all proceeds going to !be dw!lbn-. Cb.m... F.xocuhvr Dlrtelor Paula Thacker pnsrnted 1M trl.m lo MRIDD Acting Adminstrator David Milliken oallnanday ~ Columbia to end Gallipolis' walk-in business office service on April I 0 Columbia Gas of Ohio's Gallipolis office is moving its customer bill payment operations 10 the Athens, Ohio. offx:e. The Gallipolis office will be closed 10 walk-in business alter Friday, ApriiiO. A1ea manager John M. Koebel says service m:ws will SliJI opera1e from the Glllipolis office and the cmsolidalion will enable Columbia 10 oontinue poviding eflicielll and reliable CUSIOma' service. Koebel says Columbia will continue its arrangement with several area businesses 10 accept gas bill payments lor the convenience of custom en. Those locations include all branches of Star Bank, Swisher and Lohse Pharmacy in Pomeroy. Frulb Pharmacy in Middleport and Ridenour Hanlware in Chesler. Effective with the coosolidation. Koebel says Columbia will have a new 1011-frec telephone number, l ft00.6264963 , for everything from billing inquiries 10 emergency setvice requests from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m Monday through Friday. For ema-gency service on holidays or after office hours , Gallipolis customers should call the same toll-fox num - Ita they cum:nlly use: 1-800.2820157. Customers may write to Columbia Gas at 2009 E. State S~~tt~. P.O. Box 4220, Athens, Olio45701. KodJd bas a sugestion for how nntiXD"n C3ll make things easier for lhcmd>es. "Columbia offer.; a Cbeckfree savicc., where CllSIOOlers instruct lbeir '-* 10 ...,.;-,uy deduct cadi bill . . , _ from their cbed:., amvv ·he says. "We'n: mailinz eacb rnstorner 111 applicatiOrt with lhcir Aprjl.Jiill, .. lhcy can all c.-.rrite Ill i.s lOr ouc. • \ �Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohlo DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisb<r CHARLENE HOEFLICH PAT WHITEHEAD Aloiistant PubUsber/Controller General Manager LETTERS OF OPINION arc welcome . They should be less than JOO words _ All letters are subject to editing and must be signed with name. addn:ss and telephone m~mDer. No unsigned lettel"j will be published_Letters should be m good taste, addressing issues. not personalities Letters to the editor (Editor's Note: The rollowing letters were submitted to The Daily Sentinel by intermediate students at Rejoicing Lire School. RLS was one or three Meigs County schools to participate in Great Reading in Ohio Week '92 (G.R.O.W. ' 92), a program developed by the Ohio Newspa. per Association during Newspa· pers in Education Week (March 1·7). Tbe students' letters were written rollowing a newspaper presentation in their classroom.) Bad odor Dear Editor: have a problem about Pomeroy. On hot sunny days Pomeroy smells very badly . The se wer stinks the whole LOwn up. I Page 2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, Apr113, 1992 WASillNGroN - To hear the Pentagon tell it, the Patriot missiles were tile heroes of the Persian Gulf War. intercepting incoming Scud missiles like swattmg nies out of the sly. That is the only version of the story the Pentagon wants circulated. Aldric SauCier. a civthan defense scientist with 25 years of experience. likes the Patriots too. In fact. he has so much confidence tn them. that he thinks the Pen· tagon should stop wasting money on the pipe-dream Star Wars program and put that money into the proven Patriots . The Pentagon doesn"t want to hear \hat. so Saucier was ftred. Another civilian scte nti st. Theodore Postol, thinks the Patriots were grossly overrated durmg the war, but the Pentagon doesn"t want to hear that either. They apparently don't want you to hear it, because they have put a "classified" stamp on Postol's anicle on the subject. Postol is a res ea rcher at Mas · sachusetts Institute of Technology who published tus views about the Patriots in the Harvard Univers ity journal ·•International Secunty."" Saucier and Poswl are world s apan m their views about Patriot missiles, but they are in the same camp as far as the Pentagon is con· cemed - experts who overstepped their bounds by contradicting the pany line. Saucier was fired by the Army in February foc "unacceptable per· falling shori of all its origtnal goals. Paperwork wa s the only weapon the Star Wars team had to show for itself. Among Saucier· s allegauons are that the Anny has ignored and suppressed existing . cost-effectiVe tochnologJ in favor of more costly methods that don "t work. And Saucier says the SDI program lied to Congress about the merits of the "Brilliant Pebbles·· space·based interceptors that would circle the ear1h and destroy enemy missiles. The Pentagon finally axed Saucier when he submitted a paper last year suggesting that the SDI formance."" He says he was fired money would be better spent on because he exposed SDI as a pro- upgrading the Patriot missile sys· gram riddled with waste and mis· tern. Saucier has since been granted management. protective whis~eblower status at HIS wh!Stleblowing activities the request of Rep. John Conyers. began shonly after he joined the D-Mich., chairman of the House SDI re searc h project. He com· Government Operations Commitplained to his bosses that billions of tee. Saucier "s firing is und er dollars were being wasted on stud· review. ies that were thrown away without Postol is also suffering for being bemg read. He told our associate outspoken. He says hi s anicle in Jan Moller that he suspected the the Harvard journal published last only reason the studies were done winter was taken from publicly was to keep money nowing from available data, as evidenced by his Congress to the SDI office since 100 foomotes . He concluded that th e SDI pro~ram wa~ mherwise the Patriots performed far worse in By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein hu !.Me NEil "" v: '< your ume. Sincerely. Aaron Pangio. Grade 6 Pollution of the Ohio River Dear Editor: 1 don't mean to take up your time. but what I have to say IS very important. Pollution is awful espectally on the Ohio River. People just don"t care about our environment anymore. The fish and all the other water creatures have to live tn thiS pollution . People of Meigs County.please don 't pollute our beautiful nver. I want to grow up to have a beauuful river to enjoy (00~ Sincerely. Tarn DaviS, Grade 6 Abortion Dear Eduor: I would like to say something on alx>rtion. I think abortion is wrong w~en there are plenty of people who are not capable of having ctuldu:n and would love them and take care of them. The people who don· t want the~ babies could put them up for adoption. 1 think it is cruel to abon children; they are not Fetal Tissue! When you inJect a saline solution. first it bums them on the outside: then they swallow and tt burns them on the mside. If they are still born ahvc. it causes cerebral palsy. ,.. ' . J J 1~; r,. Sometim es you can sec the baby" s head and it is so cute, but lhc rest of the body is burnt very badly. Someumes the doctors cut the baby up and the baby has nerves and can rceltL Then they put it in a garbage bag or just throw it away! They aren"t as some people would say pan of you: they have a brain. They can feel you doing the saline so lu· tion or whatever. So for the life of a human begin STOP ABOR· TION! Thank you for your umc. I appre< iate iL Sincerely. Jacque Hall . Ftfth Grade Animal shelters Dear Editor: Why should an animal lose its ltfe for the stupidtty of a person? When people buy a dog . th ey should learn to buy a tag to go on it If a person does not have a tag on his dog and it gets caught by the dog catcher. it gets taken to the pound. If the dog is not clrumcd or sold. it gets killed. I think that they . should try to find a person to take the dog . They shou ld try to find so meone who will lo ve and take care of the dog . I thtnk that we should spare a dog's life. not take us ltfe. So tf anybody needs an ani· mal. you should go to the animal shelter and gel a dog or whalcver pet you want and have it spayed or neulCrcd. This will save it and prevent tt from being ktlled . Thank you for your time . Si ncere ly. Rachel Forbes .Grade 5 Let's recycle · Dear Edttor: · 1 would like to know why peepiC don "t get off their lazy behinds a~d recycle. I don't think it wou ld hurt to recycle at least once a week. W.c just don't realize what we're dQtng to the planet. There arc too m11.ny trees bcmg cu t down. Soon there wdl not be any more trees lc[t. People don·< care. When they h~y rnper , they sometimes waste it They might scribble on the paper and ~t en throw it away. When people go to th e store and they only buy one thtn g, th ey shouldn" t take a bag. When they do need a bag, they should recycle it by uSing tt more than once. Thank you for reading. Sincerely, Sue Dam hart. Gr3dc 6 Berry's World I'M LOOKING FOR A MESSENGER. l'M LOOKING FOR A MESSAGE. \ .. \, ' ' ' ~.·. selves. It was a good quesuon. The surprising thing is that these friends of Je sus. knowing what they were up against. made up their minds to take the jOWlley anyway. or course. when they got there . they found that their worries were needless. Somebody - was it an angel' - had roll ed th e stone Hemisphere or the Southern Hemi· away. They would neve r have sphere. Easter is our best reason for known thi s. however. if they had no t giving up hope - no mau~ r decided it was oo use under the cirhow unpromising the ou1look m cum stances to make the trip and had stayed home instead. our lives. They would have missed being Could anything have been more unpromising than the walk the the first to hear the greatest news women took to Jes us' tomb on ever to reach the cars of mankind: Easter morning to anoint the body ··He is nol here, he is risen.'' of Jesus with spices' Mary Magda· A huge stone may be blocking lcnc had been at the tomb on Fri· us from that which we most desire day afternoon when the huge stone in life. As we look at our situation had bee n placed in front of the ·"realistically." there may seem to grave. She could vouch for the fact be no hope that it can change for thai it was too big for three women the better. 10 move. As far as we can sec, there is Th1 s bothered th e women as nobody who can " roll us away the th ey mad e their way to the lOmb stone." ·· who will roll us away the But those who know the Easter stone?" they asked among them - story wtll remind the mselves that there is an angel presence in our matter of fair skies. II is a maucr of never losing hope during what may be the worst of weather and the worst of times. Whether we live in the Nonhcm George R. Plagenz MICH the Gulf War than the public was led to believe. Shortly aft er that article appeared. the Defense lnvestigati~e Service came knockmg on Postol s door. telling him that his article contained classified information. In testimony before Congress, Postol later claimed that th e Defense lnvesugative Service was acting as a watcr boy for Raythern, the main contrnetor on tile Patriots. Under direction of Raytheon. the Army combed through Postol" s article and classified it, paragraph by paragraph. even though it had already been widely published. The Saucier case touched off an .nvestigation into th e waste of money on SDI, .and the Postol affair has reocwed the issue of gov · ernment over-classification of doc · uments. One study estimates that the federal government mak es more than 18.000 classification judgment calls every day and that there are cum:n~y more than 3 oillion classified documents in gov ernment file cabintts. Neither Saucier or Postol set out to be a hero. but the effect of what they have done shows how hard the Pentagon will work to keep civilians from raising embarrassing questions about pel projects. TWO GREEKS TOO MANY - Paul Tsongas could not get out of the Democratic presidential race soon enough for the party leadership on Capitol Hill. He wasn"t a team player. His fiscal plans were much too conse.rvati ve to suit lhe old guard. He tool: polshots at tlleir cax proposals. M<»t of aU, he was a Greek from Massachusetts - an unwelcome reminder of Michael Dukakis. At a press conference the day after Tsongas" victory in the New Hampshire pimary. House Speaker Tom Foley . D·Wash .. referred to Tsongas as "' Senator Dukalcis." ' Foley quickly corrected himself. but sources tell us it was no acci dent At the ne>t House Democratic caucus, the crowd erupted wilh laughter when Foley retold the story. "It was a legitimate slip of the tongue," Foley said. ""In fact, I almost called Gov . Dukakis to apologize." . Copyright, 1992, United Fea· tur< Syadi<ale,lnc. IIYCS that ca n not on Iy ·' roll us away the stone·· and unmask our . fears as failhless fancies, it can grant us even more than we wished for. The women were willing to settle for an open tomb. When they got there. they found an empty tomb as well. He who gave JOY and mcanmg to thetr lives and was the fulfillment of their highest dreams for themselves was no longer dead but alive. Easter can mean many thtngs to us. But surely it means that if wt. like the women. never lose sight of our highest dreams and pursue them resolutely - in good times and bad. through thick and tllin. even in the absence of any enrouraging signs - we will see these di"cloms. though they may appear to be dead. come to glorious life. The age-<Jid glad Easter tidings arc ours today. ""He lives - our ktnd. wise heavenly friend."" But there is more. "'Because I live. ye shall live also."" says Christ. (C)I99l NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. This election is year of the outsider Poli ucal observers agree that 1992 is the Year of the Outsider: one of those times when the nation · al gorge rises and conventional polilicians are in danger of being hunted down and beaten up in dark alleys. This popular mood is bound to harm George Bush and Bill Clinton to some de~ee . for botll have been on the political scene too long to escape being labeled Insiders. That fact has $iven rise to two fascinat ing candidates for the preSidency , both of whom arc positi6ning themselves as quintessential Out· siders. Jerry Brown, of course, wa s practically born an Insider. being the son and namesake of a Demo· crali c governor of California and having twice held that office him · se lf, as well as servmg more recently as chairman of the Demo· cratie state committee. But Brown is coming on this year as a born· again Outsider, running in revul sion against the whole system that nurtured him. What's more. Brown"s life to date makes this sea-change entirely plausible. With no money worries and an inquisitive mind. he has just about tmiled down a reputation as the National Rake, interrupung his off.and-on political career to study Zen Buddhism in Japan, go on a safari in Africa with Linda Ron - stadt. and spend a coople of weeks cleaning bedpans for Mother Teresa in Calcutta. If he says hc"s now a poltttcal Outsider. who dares to contradtct htm' Next year he may be Jiving in a tree. or course. he has about as much and forceful action in a good cause. dcntial political camr,aign will by staging a wholly private and excavate tus personalli e and busi· successful effon to spring two of ness career with unpredictabl e hi s employees from an Iranian resuiL<. and the questions he will be prison back in the days of the late forced to answer on the issues will Ayatollah. get more and more pointed. (Are That sort of thing. plus a knack you going to retain all those mid· for simplistic but colorful pronun- die-class entitlements. Mr. Perot? ciamentos on various issues, is of And if so. how are you going to course exactly what a lot of folks pay for them? Peoonally?) By Election Day, all but the diethink America needs, and Perot's chance or geumg the Democratic phone banks arc ringing off the hard fantasists (say, 10 percent of nommauon as I do. But every vote hook with people who want to the elec torate at most) will have he gets in the pimarics - and he's help. Money, of course, is no prob- gonen over their romance with getting quite a few - testifies to lem; Perot has said he would be Perot. But which candidate the readiness of many voters to try wilting to spend $100 million of his Bush or Clinton - will he draw anything thiS year as long as tt own on the campaign, which is from most heavily? That depends smacks of novelty. Brown is pecu· about what Bush and Clinton (or - and wiU tal<e another column. liarly well fitted to benefit from whoever) wiU spend oombined. (C)I992 NEWSPAPER such a mood. since he has no more If Perot does run , however. the ENTERPRISE ASSN. se ttled princtples than a pain - remorseless processes of a presi crazed rattlesnak e. Once. back when he was governor, he even accidentally made some remark (I have forgotten what) so sensible that I tried to interview him about By Tbt Aloiocialed Prtss iL But by then he was off on some Today is Friday, April 3. the 94th day or 1992. There are 272 new, typically cockeyed tack. days left in the year. Then there is H. Ross Perot, the Today's Highlight in History: self-made Texas billionaire, who On April 3, 1860. tile legendary Pony Express began service says he doesn't want the presiden· between St Joseph, Mo .. and Sacramento. The service laslcd only a cy but wiU stretch a point and run 1/2 years before giving way to the transcontinental telegrnph. I for it 1f his supporters can get tum On this date: on the ballot in November as an In 1776, George Washington received an honorary doctor of independent candidate in all 50 laws degree from Harvard College. slates. In addition to doing In 1783, Washington Irving, author of " Rip Van Winlr.le'" and extremely well in business. Perot " The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." was born in New York City . has shnwn a flair for takir.g direct William A. Rusher Today in history '· Four accidents involving dam nge to nine vehicles and injury to one person were investigated by Pomeroy Police Thursday. The first accident occurred at II : 18 on the Beacon service station lot near the intersection of Route 33 and 7. Police reponed that Ruby Eynon. 53. Racine. was pulling from a parking place when she struck a car driv en by Martha Poole, 51. Keebaugh Road. Pomeroy, who was pulling across the lot to get to the gas pumps . There was tight damage to the passenger side on both vehicles. Nei· thee driver was cited. ACUI·Wcathe,.. fora:a.> t for daytime condttions Easter teaches us not to give up hope Perhaps we miss the real signiftcance of Easter by trymg too hard to associa1e it with the rebirth of life in spring. It may be natural to want to celebrate Easter on a warm. sunny day when the croc uses are out and nature lends its reinforcement to the theme of resurrection. We may even tend to thmk '"God arranged it this way ." We forget that in the Southern Herrli sphcrc Easter comes in the autumn when the leaves are falling . the days are getting shoncr and the nights are geuing longer and winter is approaching. But this perhaps provides. after all. a beuer test for our Easter fruth . Easter is a hope for the future, a promise that no matter what lies immediately ahead - though the ski es may darken , the shadows lengthen and winter winds be on the way - thi s too shall pass and the greenness of spring shall once more return. A glorious spring morning docs not an Easter bring. Easler is not a Pomeroy police investigate four accidents Saturday, Antrtl Don't mention Patriots around the Pentagon e:"l'!1\ "''~9>- l'Ot<fWi!ZTII STA~ -mCQV.O.I'I"'·'"·- The town 's mayor or whoever is in charge should do something about it. Tha nk you for letting me take The Dally Sentlnei-Page-3- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' • ITOledo I 45" I IMansfield I 43' I• •IColumbus I 45' I • • ......... . .. W VA C1992 Accu-Weather, 11".: ------Weather----Soutb·C•nlnll Obio Tonigh~ rain possibly changing to snow by morning. Low in the mid· 30s. Chance of precipitation 80 peroenL Saturday, showers I il:ely. possibly mixed witll snow in the morning. High 45· 50. Chance of prec ipuatioo 80 pe:n:e~~t. Extended forecast: Sunday through Tuesday: Fair on Sunday and Monday and a chan ce of showers Tuesday . Highs m the mid -40s to mld ·50s Sunday and in the 50s to low 60s Monday and Tuesday. Lows in the 20s Sunday . the mid·20s to mid 30s Monday and 35-45 Tuesday. --Area deaths-- The Meigs Local School District be or age to enter the first grade in kinderganen registration schedule . the fall but who has not attended a has been announced by Supt. James chartered kindergarten Jhi s year Carpenter. should contact Carpenter. A deter· He advises that kindergarten mination will then be made a'i to attendance is now a requirement whether the child is eligible to for entering the frrst grade. and any enter the first grade. This should be child whose btrthday falls on or done before school start.< in the fall, before Sept. 30. 1992, has to be Carpen ter said. enrolled in kinderganen in order to go to the first grnde the following The registration schedule for the year. 1'1'12·93 school year is as follows: The parents of a child who will Pomeroy Elementary. Monday. Rain forecast across Ohio By Tbe Associated Pres.< Some rain is upectcd acros s Garnea Katbryn Ashley. 81. of Ohio tonight. but it will taper off Middleport. died on Thursday Saturday. evening. April 2. 1992 at Holzer High temperatures wtll be m the Medical Center. 40s Saturday. warm enough for She was born m Middleport on some outdoor work. But there w1ll Jan. 23. 1911. the daughter of the be periods of rain or snow . late Walter M. and Ruby Fisher Temperatures will reach well Me Kendnle. She was a homemaker into the 40s or low 50s Sunday and and a member or the Middleport into the 50s or low 60s Monday . Chun:h of Christ. Field conditions should improve, Surviving are a son. Robert Warren P. Pickens and average so il temperatures Ashley of Middleport; a daughter. Warren Paul Pickens, 73. a Mrs. George (Jean) Shamblin of prominent ReedsviUe farmer for 53 should reach the 40s or even higher Gallipolis: 10 grnndcluldren and 17 years, died Thursday evening at in a few areas. Damp ground tS still likely to great-grandchikmt. Camden Clark Memorial Hospital make soils liable to compaction She was preceded in death by in Parkersburg, W. Va . He lived at her husband, Wilbur Ashley in 64578 State Route 124 in damage from ullage or planting operations early next week . But 1989; and a soo. James E. Ashley. Reedsville. conditions will be good for orchard ServiCes wiU be held on Sunday Born in Reedsville. he was the prumng, the application of some at I p.m. at FISher Funenl Home in son of Harry and Ruth Henderson Middleport with Rev. Harold Pickens. He was a member or the chemicals and possibly seeding of Tracewell officiating. Burial will Board of the Tuppers Plains and spring grnin and grasses. Showers arc foreca st again be tn Gravel Hill Cemetery in Chester Water District and a for T LK:.<day. Oteshire. mer director of the Pomeroy Around the nalion Friends may call at the funeral National Bank. a former Eastern Temperatures dropped below home on Satunlay from 7-9 p.m. school board member. and a former board member of the Meigs County freeZtng early today in parts of Georgia. threatening fruit crops. Verna K. Alkire Farm Bureau. Record cold continued else He was a 1935 graduate or Vema K. Alkire. 79 . of 6986 Chester High School. and a 1939 where in the Northeast. wtth snow Umon St.. Guysville. died Thurs- graduate of Ohio Umvcrsity with a [ailing in Cleveland . Phtladelphta day. April 2. 1992. at Marietta bachelor of science degree in agri· and Ponland. Maine. Memorial Hospital . More snow was expected later cul ture. Born in Wood County. W.Va., today in northern New England and He is survived by his wife of 48 she was the daughter of the late years, Lillian. three sisters and around the Great Lakes. Gabriel and Ida Andmoo Wiggins. brolhers-in-law. Grace and Denver Showers were ((H'ecast in south She was a housa:wife and a member Weber of Reedsville. Maxine and Aorida. sooth Texas. southern An of the Auxiliary of the Sons of the Ernest Whitehead of Reedsville, zona and New Mexico. and the Union Veterans ot the Civil War. and Gladys and Wilham Meredith Pa::iftc Northwest. and a member of the Centennial Cold air from Canada prompted of Beverly, and several nieces and Congregalional Olurch at Frost. a freeze warntng Thursday ntght nephews. She is survived by five sons and Besides his parents. he was pre· for most of Georgia. where farmers daughters-in-law. Donald and Myt· ceded in death by an infant sister. worried about peaches. apples and tic Alkire of Stewart. Robert and Alice Virgene. a sister. Fay Sauer. other crops. Eiko Alkire or San Diego. Calif.. and a brother-in· law. Harold Sauer. Roy and Judy Alkire of Reno. Funeral serv ices will be held Ohio. Carl and Sandie Alkirt of Sunday at noon at the White FunerLittle Hocking. John and Carolyn al Home in Coolville. The Rev . Vtterans Memorial Hospital Alkirt of Coolville; one son. Terry Charles Eaton will officiate and THURSDAY ADMISSIONS Alkirt of WOOS!er, five daughters burial will be in the Reedsville Patty Harmon, Rutland . and Thel · and sons -in-law. Betty and Earl Cemetery. Friends may call at tile rna Chase. Albany . Cocn of Coolville. Marie and E G. funeral home after 2 p.m. Saturday. TUESDAY DISCHARGES · Taylor of Pompano Beach. Fla .• The famtly will receive fricnds 2 to Karen Taylor and Wilham Moms. Peggy and Harold Clart of Reedsville. Janet and Steve Owens 4 p.m . and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. HOLZER MEDICAl CENTER of Marion. Kiny and BiU Otw-ch of Charles Wildermuth Discharges, April 2 - Flo Stewan. 29 grandcbildrtn. and 17 Allen. Clarence Ashley. renee Charles F. Wildermuth. who great-grandchildren. one brother. Paoick Clay. Marie Hobbs. Ttffany Charles (Bill) Wiggins of Parkas· died on Tuesday, was the former Jones, Jes sica Kaz.ee. Jaye Mur owner and operator of hcelsior burg . Cory Six and William Var doch. She was preceded in death by Oil Company of Pomeroy. The information was not includ- ney . her husband. Jennison Russell Births April 2 - Mr. and Mrs. Alkire. in 1978. a grandson. ed in that provided by the Ewing Guy Gee, son. Jackson . Mr. and Funeral Horne. Mrs. James McDonald. son. Rut · Services were held on Friday . land . Mr. and Mrs. Larry Tucker. 1M Daily ~ntioel daughter. Oak Hill . Hospital news Wanda N. Kapp (UIIPSI~ P.bllllhed eury •1\er-a-. Monday l..llrGuP frid.y. 1 n eo...t SL. Pw-• G) . Ohio bJ lk otlio Valley Pwbliahi"'l CompaayiN .. ti-.edia lac. , PDIIM!nry, Ohio 45769. Pll. 992-2156. StnM d .... pol. . . ~- M PwLu Of , ()hi6. Wanda N. Kapp. 77. of West Columbia. died Friday. April 3. 1992, at the Scenic Hills Nursing Center in Gallipolis, OH. She was born June 8, 1914. tn West Columbia, the daughter of the late James F. and Della Hoffman Knapp. POSNASrRit s...d . . . . . _ - 1o The Dally Senli-1 . III Cou.Tl St .. F\wil21D)', OHio 45'19 ~NUTIS ..,. c..n. •lloter lowte One WIII'JL ...........,.. _ ........ -·-·--········$1.60 One M~U. ............. . ............ .....•1&.86 0..- .. 81NGUCOPT . ..... ·--·-········-··183.20 PlUCK Doily . Suba:a iba. not ciMiri.. &o pay lhe carri... nwy ftmil Ur. .:ITUC~t ~ired &o 'I'M -- Daily SmtiHI - a un..., lis • -t.h tr.n. Credit will be n ri"• c.l"''ilrr No 1abeeriptionl by mail pennil&ed in auu where bclrrR carrier Mrrin it .....labk. Jl.ll6l h\ I tri,UO.. booldollelp~ ~ :::: =~~=:::-~.,_... ==~ ............ ~:= 52 Weob .. .. ····· . . ••••••••••••••::: · ····· --·· ······ ····· ....111!.<0 She was an active member of the Spilman Church in West Columbia. where she served as a Sunday school teacher for many years. She was preceded in death by one son. George R. Kapp. Jr.. m 1972; four sisters; and six brothers. Survivors include her husband. Gcage R. Kapp. Sr .• whom she married m 1936; three daughters. Della Waugh of Crown City. OH .. Wanda N. Greenlee of Point Pleasant, and Leola Hervy or Gallipolis Ferry; four sons. James G.• Charles 0. and John W. Kapp. all of West Columbia, and Don V. Kapp of Pomeroy. OH-; one sister . Vdda Simms of Crown City: one brother. Charles E. Knapp of Ripler. w.Va.; 21 pdchildren: and m great-grandchtldren. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at I p.m. at Foglesong Funeral Home with ministers Terry Alvarez, Herman Jordan , and Mack Wilson car. Kimes was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy unit of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service where he was treated for minor injuri es and released. Nancy Kimes, owner of the car driven by Steven Kimes, was cited for no insurance. At 2:09 p.m. on East Main. Janet Krider . 28. Portland . had stopped her 1986 Chrysler in preparation to making a left hand tum. Her car was struCk. m the rear by a 1988 Oldsmobile driven by John Pape. Sr.. 51. of Racine. Pape was cited for failure to maintain assured clear distance. The Kritler veh tcle had moderate damage to the rear right side while the Pape vehtclc had heavy damage to the front end. At 3:49 p.m. another accident happened on East Main. The 1983 Subaru driven by Emilie Merinar. 47. of Parkersburg. W. Va . was struck in the rear by a 1985 travel home driven by Milton Berkey. Goshen. Ind. Berkey was cited for assured clear distance. There was moderate damage to the rear end of the Merinar car. and li ~ht damage to the Berlcey"s travel home . Stocks Am Ele Power ............... .30 5/8 Ashland Oil ..... ...... .32 3/8 AT&T ............................. .41 1/8 Bank One....................... 46 1/8 Bob Evans ..................... .... 26 7/8 Charming Shop................. JO City Holding ...................... 18 Federal Mogul... ................. 15 5/8 Goodyear T&R ................ ..66 7/8 Key Centurion ..... ....... ....... 19 1/2 Lands End .... ..................... 35 Limited Inc ....................... 27 1/4 Multimedia Inc .... -............. 27 3/4 Rax Restaurant.. .............. I 13/16 Robbins&Myers ................ 17 1/2 Shoney"s Inc ...................... 23 3/8 Star Bank .......... ............... 27 1/2 Wendy lnt'l... .................. ... l2 Wonhingtan Ind ........... ... ..23 1/2 Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotes pro•ided by Blunt, Ellis and loewi of Gallipolis. Bennett officiating . Burial will fol low at Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Friends may call the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. By morning. the tempe rature had dropped below fre ez ing tn Augusta, in cast-central Georgia, and to 28 in Atlantas northwe st suburbs Another Canadian front was headed so uth eas t from Ontano, with up to 5 inches of snow likely in the eastern Great Lakes. sJnny skies were forecast over the Plains and Rockies. with tern· perfturcs reaching th e 70s from nom Texas to Montana. Pomeroy Court Twenty-six were fined and 10 others forfetted bonds in the coun of Pomeroy Mayor Bruce Reed Monday nighL Fined were George Collins. Pomeroy. $63 and costs, failure to comply with an order from mayor" s court: Kenton Ramsey. Pomeroy. $50 and cost. no insurance. also $43 and costs. tmproper backing; Brad Miller. Hanfml. W. Va.. $63 and costs. disorderly conduct; John Hill , address unknown, $63 and costs, failure to comply; Tim Davidson. Pomeroy. two coonts of menacing threats. ·$213 and costs on each charge. Tarnilene Pettit. Pomeroy. $33 and costs. speeding; Robert Rtfne. Pomeroy, SIOO and costs and ftve days in jail. menacing threats; Michael Barrett, Pomeroy. $63 and costs. no operators license: Sandra Bell , Pomeroy, $100 and costs. assault: and There sa Goode. Pomeroy . $50 and costs. harass- I 1977 are no longer acceptable now. '"Thousands of people tn the Huntington Tri·State area get the~ drinking water £rom the Ohio downstream from RAC ."" said Dianne Bady. dtrector of the Ohio Valley Envtronmental Coalition . "Are other companies flaunting the law the way RAC is flaunting the law? '' Sen. Jay Rockefeller. D·W.Va .. said he has asked the U.S. Envtron· mental Protection Ageocy to asSist the state division to in spect th e facility to determine tf the allegations arc accurate. "'I can"t quote any numbe rs but I can tell yoo we arc operaung tn complian ce wuh the permits and that studies have conftnned that the discharge is protecttvc of both human health and the cnv tronment." · Boger said. EMS units answer calls Two call s for ass istance were answered on Thursday and Frtday hy untts of Metgs Emergency Ser· VICCS. On Thursday at t :31 p.m.. Middleport unit went to East Ma1n Street in Pomeroy . Steve K1mes. was taken to Ve Lcrans Mcmoriar . Hospital. On Friday at 5.51 a. m.• Middle· pori un11 went to Wil low Cre ekRoad and took Ronald Jeffers to Veteran s. SOMIIHINC COOD'I AI.WATS COOIUNC AT MASON FAMILY RESTAURANT RT 33 . MASON . WV NEXT TO FAST 4·U "''MASON MOTEL OPI:N SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY , 8 ,..._q ,.,., FRIDAYS SATURDAY. 6 .~ow10 ~"~~~ $PECIAL'4.49 · • Fish • spag hettl . & ttot Roll ment. Fined $63 and costs on charges of frulure to comply wtth an order from mayor' s court were Sherrie Butcher. Derry Dale Bryan. Ronald Coates. Kent Brown. Harold Bin · ion. David E. Custer. Dcnms Birchfield. Charles Bowen. Jr .• Shawn Braley . Rodney Clonch, John Clonch. Douglas Clonch, Betty Clemen tie. Ron Capehart. Carla Chaffins. and Marlr Casto. Forfeiting bonds were Forest Qualls. M1ddlepon. $330. frulure to comply with the order of a police officer and $25. illegal height on a bumper; Patsy Prater, Racine, $60. assured clear distance ; Diana Hughes, Wellston, $80. failure to display registration ; Marion Arnold. Pomeroy. $80, disorderly manner. Christopher Baer. Racine. $130. public intoxiCation; Douglas Warden. Racine. $130. public intoxication; Jason Hill. Racine . $130. public intoxication : Ray mond White. Jr .• S60.1eft of center; Carol Phillips, Dexter, $66. speed· ing; and Susan McKee. Logan. $61, SJ-'ing. yn rEA$] SPECW. Ofdef 2 Eggs any style wi1t1 Homemade Buttermlk Biscuits. orxl Co Nee 99' HAM , e,AC(»oo_or WJAGf W" EXmA ALL-YOU-CAN EAT SOUP.sAI.AI).DESSERT BAR ...... ... '4.49 tun 001 OIIIIIIIY~WU 13041 nJ.lJII IliA •IIASlliLU1i•lltiiKNt 111'1!11 1(01110 SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 ·4524 .,.,' '1>1"" ~ SJ.II l LL $5.11 Wlllltl; )~ lOO\ T l!J'I I\ \ 11\fo ll,l "I ~([ S ~ TU[ ) I)I.Y B.OGAI~ "''I APRIL J lfwv I Jtltlol.l = • ..-... . _ _ ~~ ..... llfJII~Qil ' IPOJe I 10 .9 lO 01\ll' 1H l ~~ ""'Tim S 1 lO I 10 l CI0 ,9 00 tlAi l T y,nr~o.u • ~lii!Ool ' IUITIIIH1 l ·DC. l -Oti COLONY THEATRE Fll. HU TilliS. OIIIIYIIIII& IIIOW 7:l0 SPKilliATIIIIlS Sll. AIIDSUI. All :tO ADW«'OII $1.10 44Hn! l WHITE MEN CANT"I·:JUMP .' I' I" . I : IS,I :lO · : · · : · · Five Middleport restdents were : brought into the coun of Middle- : port Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night on charges of contempt by · not paying old fines and costs as court ordered eartier. In th e group were John Hill ; Anthony Moore. Wilham Ealcms: Chns Rayburn. and Kevin Cashm . A spokesper.;oo at Middleport vtl lage hall said that the time when violators co uld 1gnorc fines ha s · passed. Titcy will be picked up and tf they don ' t pay. they wtll be · J3llcd. she said. Others fined in Tuesday night 's court were Ralph T. Roush. New Haven. W. Va .. $16 and cos ts. speeding: KCith Fren ch. Mtddle· port. SIO and costs. runnmg a stop stgn: Robert lawson. Pomeroy. $10 and costs. runntng a red lighl Arthur E. Bradshaw. Mtddleport. SIOO and costs. insurance suspen SIOn, Charlie R. Geary. Middleport, SIO fine only on going the wrong way on a one-way succt. Danny Alderson . Middleport . two charges diSorderly conduc t. $25 and costs on each one; Anthony E. Moore . Middleport. SIO and costs, no registration : Donald E. Stone . Pomeroy. SIOO and cos ts. 1n surance sus pensio n; Charles Athey. Gallipoli s, $15 and costs. specdtng: L<Sa Otler. Mason. W. Va., S75 and cos ts. a.ISau lt. Forfeiting bonds in the court were Allen E. Seth, Pomeroy. $50, speeding: James R. Benny. Bid, well, S50, spcedtng: Charl es R Walker, Cheshire. $50. speeding: Charl es R. Hysell. Racine. $5 1. speed tng: Gerald R. Krack , Colum bus. S210. ftnancial mk s uspen ~ sion: James D. Qualls. Ponsmouth. S50. exp~red regiStrat ion: Dale A. Clonch. Mtddleport. S60. runntng a stop sign: Steven R . Hyse ll, Pomeroy. $60, running a stop s1gn. May 4. 9 to II a.m . and I to 3:30 p.m. Kindergarten studem s from the Pomeroy and Salisbury areas arc to register at Pomeroy. Middleport Elementary. Tues· day. May 5. 8 a.m. to 11 :30 a.m . and 12 noon to 2:30p.m. Kinder· ganen students from the Bradbury and Middleport area< arc to register at Middleport Rutland Elementary. Wednesday. May 6. 8 a.m. to 11 :30 a.m. and noon to 2:30p.m. Kindergarten age student s from the Har· risonvill c. Salem Center and Rut land areas are to regis ter at Rut land. Parents arc to take a record of immuntzauons (one measles. Rubeola: one rubella. (German Measles): one mumps, all admtntS· tered after the first btnhday: four OPT, three polio Sabin. and a recent TB skm test. These immunizations are required for admission to school. Also to be provided at the time of registration is the child's birth certificate. Carpenter said that all parenls who have children of kinderganen age are a<ked to register at the des· ignated time . Staff needed is con· tingent upon the number of students who register and the count needs to be as accurate as possible. Anyone with questions concernin g registration, is asked to contac t the elementary principal in the allendance area. Environmentalists.. ~ontinued from page tion it needs. Ross said the cyanide discharges have been going on Stnce 1977 when Kai se r Aluminium Corp. operated the plant. But he sai d what were acccpled practice s 1n . Middleport Court : Kindergarten schedule released for Meigs Local School District Michael Edward Taylor and a granddaughter, Le s lie Janette Owens. and three brothers. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the White Funeral Home in Coolville. The Rev. Robert Styers will officiate and burial will be in the Meig s County Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Saturday. Garnett Ashley A three vehtcle accident hap· pened on East Main at I :28 p.m. in which Valerie Wilson, 18, Pomeroy , was cited for failure to matntain assured clear distance. Hester Eblin. 54. Rutland. driv· ing a 1982 Oldsmobile was stopped in traffic. and Steven Kimes. 27 . Racine. had stopped his 1984 Chrysler behind her. Wilson failed to stop the 1992 Pontiac she was driving. striking the Kimes vehicle whtch was pushed into the Eblin car. There was Ught damage to the rear bumper of the Eblin vehicle, moderate to the rear or the Kimes car, and li ght to tbe front end of the ~IL, , SAT & WII""'TIII(El l :U I:JO aJIIIIIG sa:»>l 'IIV!HS" & 5T'-'11U Ulll ' ' "UU,.._tl[ts" ' N !f."T �T~e ~ports Daily Sentinel Friday, April 3, 1992 Page--4 tllouston downs Denver; \..Cleveland beats L.A. Clippers ,• By The Associated Press The Houston Rockets did what they have to do to :11et back into the NBA playoff race- play as a team. The Rockets- in their seco nd game SJncc :·Hakeem Olajuwon returned from a three-game sus:~nsion - had nine players in double figures and ·:Putrebounded Denver 55-41 on Thursday ni gh t whtlc ' routing the Nuggets 137-1 14. : "Everybody got a chance to be a part of 11 and we ing gave the Suns a 108-103lead. Rilly Owens and Sarunas Marciulionis had 21 pomts for the Wamors. Trail Blazers 118, Jazz 86 - Clyde Drexler emerged from a brief shooting slump to score 33 po101s in 29 minutes as Portland won at home agamst Utah. Drexler, playing despite a strained right knee and sore b1g toes, was 13-for -16 from the field. Jeff Malone led Utah with 17 points. SuperSonics Ill, Kings 103 - Scallle handed Sacramento its ninth loss in 10 home games as Edd1c Johnson scored 28 points. The SuperSonics outscored the Kings 15-6 in the 1. final4 :42, overcoming a 97-96 delicll. Seaule trailed 81 -70 late in the third quarter before laking an 84-83 edge into the fourth period w1Lh a 14-2 run. Mitch Richmond scored 29 points for the Kings. Cavaliers 115, Clippers 98- Cleveland reached 50 wins for the second time in franchise hi story and beat Los Angeles for its 11th straight victory at home. The Cavaliers got 19 pomts from Larry Nance and 18 points each from Mark Price and Brad Daugherty. Cleveland pulled away by outscoring the Clippers 63 ·38 m the middle two quarters. Ron Harper led Los Angeles with 20 points. Knicks 117, Hornets 96- Patrick Ewing had 25 points. 14 rebounds and four blocked shots as New York dommatcd Charlotte on the boards and extended its road winning streak to six games. The Hornets were led by Anthony Frederick and Kenny Gattison with 16 points apiece. Trailing 59-5 1 at halftime, Charlotte closed 10 72· 69 before New York outscored the Hornets 16-5 for an 88-74 lead entering the final period. ; needed to gel our morale and co nfiden ce hack," ,toach Rudy Tomjanovich saJd. "We needed more of ·a blue collar attitude.'' ·· Houston exploited the mside ag a1n st Denver, 'Which played without liS rookie All-Star center :Pikembe Mutombo after he had surgery on the tom ligaments in his left thumb earlier in the day. ·_ Houston established a season-h1gh for. po10ts 10 snapping a six-game losing srrcak, while the Nuggets ,extended their string of losses to si.x. OlaJuwon had 17 points and II rebounds, Sleepy 'Floyd scored 17 points and reserve forward Larr y ·Smith scored 15 on 7-for-7 shooun' for the RockeL<, ~ho trail the Los Angeles Lakers by two games for the last Western Conference playoff hcrth Elsewhere in the NBA, 11 was New York 117 , ~harlottc %; Cleveland 115, the Los Angeles Cilppers 98; Phoenix 109, Golden State 105; Portland J.J8, Utah 86; and Seattle 11 1, Sacramento I03. Mutombo, who tore a ligament 10 his left thumb against Phoenix on March 28, underwent succ essful ~urgery on Thursday, but will be out for the rest of the season. : Suns 109, Warriors 105 - Andrew Lang [Jlatched his career high w1th 21 pomts "nd gmbbcd l3 rebounds as Phoenix won for the 13th consecutive iime at home against Golden State. ' Lang' s two free throws with 5.6 seconds remain- !Juke's Laettner AP's top eager By JIM O'CONNELL MINNEAPOLIS (AP) )'luke's Chrisuan Laenner, the man who has made the Final Four a yearly routine and getting there as exciting as it gets, today was named Associated Press college haskctball player of the year. : The 6-foot-11 senior All-Amen· can received the Adolph F. Rupp Trophy, the award named for the Jntc Umversny of Kentucky coach. • Lacnner easily beat last year's lvwner, Shaquillc O'Neal of )..omsiana State, in the natJonwJdc ~oung of sportswriters and broad· CIIRISTIAN LAETTNER casters which was conducted on a 5·3· 1 bas1s before ~1e NCAA tour- nament Lacttncr received 53 first -place vo te s and 336 points, while O'Neal, a JUDIOr who IS reponedly se t to declare for the NBA draft, had 248 pomLs and 33 fllst·place votes. The top vote·getters were on the All-Amcnca tea m, as. was Jim Jackson of OhiO State, who was third with 172 points and wa.s fol lowed by Harold Miner of Southem Cal, 131, and Alonzo MoWlling of Georgetown. 41. Laenncr has made the NCAA tournament hi s personal highlight film with four Final Four appear · ances in as many years. with a Regional title game. Laeuncr's stausucs this season, one m which Duke ran from start to finish as No. 1, are also quite impressive. He averaged 21.9 points and 7.8 rebounds while shooting 58 percent from the field, including 57 percent from three point ran~c. the sccond-besU1gure in the nation. ''When he was a freshman, he was not nearly the player he is now, but he has come a long way with the Duke coachmg," 1ndl3na coach Bob Knight said of Laenner. "Lacuner is a bigger version of u player in ow own conference, Jim Jackson. He is not as quick as Jack son, but he has the ability to pass. shoot and create for his team." national championshlp last season. Laettner's selection deprived Saturday's game agatnst Indiana O'Neal of becommg the third play· will tie Lacttner for most tourna- er to repeat as player of the year. ment games played, 22, and he Bill Walton of UCLA, who won already has the scoring record, 380 the first Rupp Trophy in 1972, was [JOints, a.s well as most free throws a three-time winner, as was Ralph made and attempted. He is eighth Sampson of Virginia ( 1981 -83). on the all·ome reboundtng list and Laeltner is the forst player from 11 one steal shy of taking the top Duke to win the award. spot in that category. The Rupp Trophy is sponsored Hi s turnaround JUmper from 17 by the Commonwealth Athletic lect lO heat the ovcrlimc buuc:r Club of Kentucky, a group of bus1 · 1•avc 1hc Blue Devils a 104 - 103 ncssmen who rormcd a not -for~ 1 c tory ove r Kentucky last week- profit organization to establish the end and th e spot 10 the Fmal Four. trophy and care for it and Rupp He d1d the same thmg as a sopho- memombiha at Rupp Arena a! Lex . more, nailing a shot from almo st ington, Ky. The onginal trophy the ~me cLstMlcc in the same situa- resides there and the player of the ttnn to heat Connecticut in the East year receives a replica. Scoreboard In the NBA .. . S e w Jcruy u lm:!..anl, 2 30 p m LA f'!Jppen 11 Mclw.tuk~. 2 ~(1 EASTER!" Tum - -New Ytri: CO~FE RE~CE ."'.tlantk Dhllikln w L Pet. (;8 26 4? 1 -Bns~on 4)](1 Ml1m1 3440 ll 12 42 ."''e¥1' Jen.c:y Ptul•delf*!u Wuh.ngum Orl•ndo "" '" '" ,., " '" 50 412 315 17 56 2JJ 2) ' ll5 IIHILADEJ.PIIIA PHJLUES rm st~ed !.t.oh 11 \Lr. :~o~..V\lJ ~ '0rm J. A [...li.m, 10 )() p m p.,'fiJo nd o: Go ld01 Stole, I0 JO I'm ]~017\H 11 ST . LOUIS CA RDI~ALS - Op · UC{lod Bmn10fdon, oulftclder, and Rhea! Cormier, pit cher, to Loui1v tll e or the American Associ1tion. SAN DIEGO PADRES - Opttoncd Paul Ftna. Ulltc.ldcr, lCl Us Vegu of the Pa~;tfic Cout U:1gue. Sent Mik e York 111d Muk Knudson, pu.chcn, to lhc mmm le.o.JUe camp for n:ustgnmcnt Transaclions Ccnlnl Dl¥1sloo x-Ch'cd;o WlJ 32"2 """' " '" "' clVI Dcttott 50 21 42 Jl lnduona "lfl lit Allant.a MlJ ..... u.kec: ll l8 10 d) Chulottc ""' 1 -f"le-; and n~ i~ 486 411 JI 307 WESTER7'1 CU:\FERf.\CE Mldwal UhUion W L Pd. Ttam 1-Utah s.n AntonJo Hou.stoo Denver [)a.ll.n MmnacU 47 2(, 644 4~ ]g 58? :w en ' Ahnu , nu : Lddcr, 10 1 c on:r~el Wtl h v~nrnuv er of the l'.ctfLr Con \ '.c.l r:'~ l L.E\'ElA"';I) ...... DIA..,_ S - OrTnrd \fl~r Thnmu, plt(htr , b1ck to t~t \tuntrul Expm roc S1S,OOO lli part nf the Rulf 5 Dr1f't. Announrrtl thai j l'rl Shl.,.., pllchtr, hu rlnrnl w1lvn~ and occtptrd ustinmtnl to Color1d0 Spr! n~tL~ or lht J>adrk Coul LtliUC. .\.ii~·~,H:SOT A HITS .~ OpttMed Or:n:.lr; Pub. c otcher. to Portland of the l'•ofi~; (nut League }I) ~14 Q\ 311 2-1 5 NEW YORK YANKEtS - S1gned [),m hm.,, outfieldl't Opuoned Hensley Y.J -~ ~1cL..h::ru . th11d h<~.~cman. and John Ramos. cote her, to Cnlumb..!o of the l.r1t.enullofll.l " 1...-.ogut' Amg:nL"AI Alia" AMio:T~I"A'l , pttch n . to Columbus Sent WtUJ~ Sm1th, ptt.ch ] Q 5<~ 260 12 60 167 "" " ]] )9 ]] "' 2A \0 S1n1mm1o a -dinchod pi• yofllx:M ]24 LA. O.ppc:n: LA. Lai.ca ~•~:ne d 23 ~ 1 P1dn< Dlvllloo 103 ll 49 611 a-GoldCfl Slltc ({,) /J a-f"hoaul 41 1) \6< S..nl< ~ - Portland . -\m~ri c:1n Lu~ut ( "J!l l A( i(l WI liTE SOX ~h .,., n .40 Thursday's 2\ 1 10 I I\ 12 "' " ~cores New Y oD. II?. Ourloue 9/i Cltl'f'l•nd 11$, L.A. C llp~n 9A Hwtton 137, Denver 1\4 Phoenix ]09, Golden Sun~ 10~ Portland I Ill, U11.h !16 Settt.le I ll . S1cnmcnLo 1(]3 Tonight's games All1n1.11 11 New YO!t., 7 )() p.m M.iJ-,ra\lkoe 11 New Jcncy, 7:30p.m Octroi.t It Wulunpon, 7:30pm Clewbnd 11 MlaMI, 7:31p.m. cr. 01,J lf1]1.h ',() Culumhus SEAiTl.E MARINERS - Clumed Kl'vtn Jtmwn. ptU:hr;r, off Wltvers from Mdw111k.ee Sent Alonro PoweU. outfield cr . .lfld Dennu PoweU , pttcher. outnght to C olguy tnt he Pactfi.c Cout Le..tgue. Sent ltrn Adll'r, rn.cher, tO lheH ml!lor leogue ~ ~mr frrr reasstgniTICI"\t. fORO~lO Eo1dt~ /n~~y S yro('ll'l~ Nttlnnal Ltapt ATLANTA BRAVES - Opt.oned Peu Srruth. pt((ha. 1nd Fnncw:o Clhrcn, c•td1er, Lo R.t<:hmood of the lntamtt onal Lague. Ptu-chued the contnct or Jerry WtUard. catcher, fran R1ctwn ond C(J't;CIJIONATI REUS - Rrlflled .4.1 !'\rwm1n, lnnr ldu. Stnt Jeff Sl.:..tr, oulnrldrr, ud TroJ Mrnlr, r•tchu, to thrlr mlnfll" ln~:ut r1mp for ruulan· mcnl. HOUSTON ASTROS - Sent &nny H:Jle•, mJi~l d er, from hi• minor lt.~ft!e contnCI. MO:"ff REA L EXPOS - Releued Phil B11dley, outficlder, and Terry leach, pttcha Qllur.Sunday's game!'l Dolton, MOO New ork 11 Clewfl1nd, 1;:11 p.m. II NEW YORK METS - Sent Rodney _\<l ct nLy, oulfrclder, and Jeff McKni,tlt, mficlder, to theu minor leapc camp lor reauign ment. Tuded Doua Simon•. pttcher. to the Montrcl l E•p01 rflT Rob k.annorr, ou tfiel der , 1nd 1nigned Katnruff to llmghunlon of the Entcm Le.IR:UC. S1gncd \fmin Ba~lcu, nfety: Kei th Co1h ond Mtle Dyol, \ighl ends; Tony 1/ugatn, wtde recctver: Ray lrvtn ond Tauh1n Ltwis , wm erbocb, and Bcnme Thompscn. safety NEW ORLEANS SAINTS - Sig11M Jtmmy Spencer and Ston Peu-y, comcr- b"h NEW YORK GIAWS - S•J!Yd Jeff Carlson. juarterb~Ld:; Chna Co llowo~ ond MJltrd I omilton, wtdc rcccvcn, and Ed Reynolds, ll.ndMda Hockey l\1tlonalllock.ty L••aue SAN JOSE SHARKS St::nt Pot MacLeod ond Dav1d Wlllilml, defenseman ARW'I lrbc. !oaltcnder, Jeff Odgen, left ~fig, 1nd Da e Crtiawcll, cmter, to Karuu Ciay !If the lnt&m•Ltonal lloci t} ..... ~ causeway. Good numbers of chan~ momh wdl severely limit fishing COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Here JS the weekly fishing report as nel ca~·ish and brown bullheads arc opporlunitics. Reports this week prov1ded by the division of wildlife also prcsenl here and can be t.akcn arc coming in from anglers laking of the Ohio Dcpanment of Natural on night crawlers fished along the steclhcad trout around the CEl Intakes at Gordon Park and Avon bottom. Resources: PYMA TUNUNG RESERVOIR Lake using minnows fished ncar Southeast LAKE LOGAN - A potential - Excellent numbers or walleyes the bot torn . · In the western basin, a large world record saugeye was caught 15 inches and larger arc present in here 10 March in the main body of this Ashtabula County lake this number of walleyes arc schooled in the lake late at night. Try casting or year. Try jigging from an anchored Sandusky Bay awanmg warmer slowly drifting jig< with four-inch pqsilion using minnows. Blucgills conditions before moving into the twister tails Lipped with a minnow. arc abundant and can be taken from Sandusky :md Maumee rivers. Try fishing w1th spoons or Rapalas Logan also offers good opportuni- shorelmc areas. west and southwest of Green Lake Erie ties to lake channel catfish. A strong cold front expected Island, and usc shad raps at n1ght to ROSS LAKE - A 15-i nch min imum length limit is in effect here during the fir st few day s of this take walleyes ncar the Huron Pier. for keeping largcmoutl1 bass . This 143 -ac re lake warms quickly '" early spring and offers some fine largemouth bass fishing opponuniLent to put Trimble ahead 1·0. By SCOTT WOLFE tics. The key clement is to fish Tnmble added a run to 1ts lead Sentinel Correspondent slowly with soh casts and slow Southern played tough for f1vc when Downs reached on an error, retrieves Lhis time of the year. innmgs, but Coach Howie Cald- stole second and third before scar· Southwest well's crew suffered through a ing on a fielder' s choice to short ACTON LAKE - Try fishmg rocky si'th frame in dropping a 9-0 stop . with red worms and wax worms in Despite trailing 2-0 on two un softball dC(iSIDn to Trimble Thurs~ the lower half of the lake to lake earned run s, Southern was very day at Glouster Municipal Park. blucgills, which average SJ< th much in the game unul Tnmblc's Chnst1 Antle wa s the w1nnmg e1ght inches. Largemouth bass up pitcher for the Tomcats, allowing seven-run six th mnmg co ncllldcd to five JX>Unds are also present here JUSt three walks, three hits and fan · the scoring. and may be taken in areas where Amber Cummmg<, Marcy Hill mng one. fish auractors are located. Maps Jodi Caldwell pitched a f1nc ami Jnd1 Caldwell each singled for showing the locations of these fish Southern. Lent doubled, whil e anractors arc available from the game for the Tomadocs.-but suf· Mingu s, Holley and Downs each fcred the loss with an cig ht~walk, park office and from the wildlife four -str1kcout, four-hit perfor - s m~lcd for Tnmble. district office in Xenia. Southern 1'\ to play Athens mance. Jcssika Codner was her batCenlral tery mate. toni ght. BUCKEYE LAKE - Crapp1es In th e seco nd inning Watl ck Inning totals and bluegdi S".,..OVJdc good early walked. stole SC(Ond . went to third Southern ...... 000 000 0 ~ 0·3·2 season fi shing opportunitie S. Usc on an error, then scored the un Tnmblc. . .0 10 107 x- 9-4-0 wax worm s s uspended beneath a earned run ~- n a sacrifice fly hy hobbef!o lake bluegills and crappie rigs tipped w1th mmnows to take crappies from shallow water areas ];] ~ ];] around h<mt docks and islands. SCIOTO RIVER - Saugcye< avenging 16 to 22 inches can be taken below the Greenlawn Dam when usmg j1gs tipped w1th m1n ~ now s. Crappies up 10 11 10chcs can also be taken below the Main Street Dam on minnows. Northwest BEAVER CREEK RESER VOIR - hccllcnt number< of walleyes ran ging from 14 to 2X wchcs arc prese nt in thi s Seneca County lak e. Try fishing with icc Jigs around the wave-washed shorelines dunng the early spring. Blucgdls averaging SJ< to eight 1nch cs can also be tak en here: bn wax worms and larval baJL~i around Cooked To Your Taste Includes Buffet, shoreline arras. PLEASANT HI LL RESER salad, oSssert Bar VOIR - Good numbers of sa ugeyc s up to C1ght pounds arc found 10 the tail water below the dam . The best method to lake these fish is by bouncing a jig tipped ~ NEW SUMMER HOURS 7 A.M.-8 P.M. with a minnow along the bouom during pericxls of low llghL Try the ];]~ 1!1 upper end of th e lake for largemouth and smallmouth bass. Northeast SPENCER LAKE - Bluegills arc being caught this week on wax wonns suspended beneath a bobber in the offshore areas ncar the Trimble girls bomb Southern 9-0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ COME OUT TO MOM'S SMORGASBORD 138 Washin,ton St. • Ravenswood SATU DAY, APRIL 4 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. ALL YOU CAN EAT PRIME RIB DINNER ONLY AEROBICS by CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR$-TWO LOCATIONS ANGIE CONNOLLY JEANNIE OWEN 247-4285 992·6893 Begns Aprl6 MDL thru Thur. 6:00·7:30 P.M. Begltn Aprd 6 Mon. /Wed. I0·11 A.M. Begins Aprl 1 Tue. /Thw. 5:30·6:30 P.M. POMEROY SIRAC!!SI GRAD£ 501001 CAll FOR MORE INFORMATION! 11 25 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ Reds, Indians win spring training games By Tbe Associated Press With opening day only a few days away, there still are jobs to be won. Just ask Glenn Braggs. Braggs drove in five runs with his ftrst two homers of spring training Thursday, a performance that may have earned him the starting spot in left field for the Cincinnati Reds. Manager Lou Piniella said after a 10-2 vic lory over Toronto that his lineup, which included Braggs in left and Dip Roberts at second base, probably will be his lineup Monday when the Reds open against San Diego. "It looks to me like he wants to play," Piniella said. Rraggs is batting .340 with II RBis in 18 spring games. In addition to his two home run s, he walked in his other two plate appearances against Toronto. "I can't remember having four good at-bats like that," Braggs said. "It was a good day. I dtdn't do anything different.'' The Reds have won five straight games and are 19-9, their best spring record since 1965. Toronto's injury-depleted pitchmg staff has given up 46 runs in the last six games, all losses. Indians 11, Mariners 8 ' At Tc.npe, the lnd1ans ended 46 years of spring training in Arizona by beating Seattle. Cleveland will move from Tucson to Homestead, 1-la.. next year, whtle the Mariners do not have a home for next spring. Paul Sorrento's bases· loaded dou ble capped a five -run seventh 111ning for the Indians, By SCOTT WOLFE Senlinel Correspondent Pitchmg a no-hitter through fow innings, junior hurler Keith Jones led the Southern Tornado baseball team to a 1-0 non-league victory over the Trimble Tomcats Thursday evening at Glouster Municipal Park. Jone s, in whom coach Mick 1 Winebrenner has often expressed great confidence, went the distance to walk JUSt one, allowing thre e hits, and striking out eleven. Brother Billy Jones was his battery mate at catcher. Jones breezed throughout the first four and two-thirds innings without giving up a hit. He had great control and good stuff on the ball for this early in the season, in dicated Winebrenner. The extremely frig1d weather kepi the offense to a minimum on both sides until the fourth inning, when Keith Jones reached oo an error, stole second and went to third on a sacrifice by Jeremy Dill before scoring on a fielder 's choice by (Old IO...folds W.ollouso oo Mochanir Slr1tl0 REGISTER TO WIN A $50 GIFT CERT.! 1 2 TO BE DRAWN MONDAY. -F E 219 N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992·5627 LUMBER WEEKLY BACKHANDED FLIP - Seconds after stopping a line drive off lbe bat of Cleveland's Kenny Lorton in the second inning of Thursday's Cpctus League game in Tempe, Ariz., Sealtle shortstop Omar Vizquel makes a backhanded flip from lhe prone position lo second base for the inning-ending force oul of the Indians' Brook Jacoby. The Indians won 11-8. (AP) Knight to stay with basics for bout. with Duke in NCAA semifinals Ry STEVE WILSTEIN There isn't anythmg extraordi- gcttmg to the Final Fow for f1ve MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - lndt- nary about the way Indiana is play- straight years and su of seven. ana coach Bob Knight, student of ing 10 the tournament, Knight ''The more Final Fours you go the arcane and master of military claimed, noting that the blowout of to, the man: cousins yoLJ find out maneuvers, has a simple strategy to UCLA in the West Reg1onal final you have who need tickets," Blue beat Duke. wasn't just a mauer of the Hoosiers - Devi ls coach Mike Krzvzcwsk1 Sure, he'll have his team meteo- rising to a peak after the loss to quipped . · rologist on hand to check the wmd Purdue in the regular-season finale. lmliana 1s at its fifth Final Four currents, "the greatest intangible"· "When we played Butler and und er Knight, w1th the last coming in the Metrodome. And Knight JUSt Notre Dame (in December), we in 19X7 when the Hoosiers won. In might crack his bullwhip, march probably played as well as we !act, the only /-Jnal Four appcar h1s players barefoot over one of played against UCLA," he said . :illcL by Knightlhat didn't end with Minnesota's 10,000 frozen lakes "It isn 't as though all of a sudden a titl e wa s the first, 1973 , when and do a cerebral reversal number it 's playing well. That's not the UCLA beat Indiana on the way to on their heads. 1t s seve nth straight IJtlc, the last case.' ' But when 11 comes down to Knighl traces Indiana's rcvJval rc·..am to repeat a11 natiQnal champi· hoops Saturday'" the NCAA scm1- to a long overdue shift 10 leader- on. f10al against defending champion ship, chiefly Calbert Cheaney Th e current Indiana players, Scott Lisle. Duke, Knight i< totally a back-to· howeve r, arc playing beyond the shooting 60 percent in the The 1-0 score stood throughout hasics kind of guy. th1rd round for the Jirst time . Hoosiers' four victories and Eric the remainder of the contest, but Duke and Indiana will follow The Final Fow is not the time Anderson bomb1ng away after Jones and Southern got a scare in the game bc.rwecn Cincmnati and for convoluted game plans pulled the boltom of 'the seven!h when Knight told him to conccnttatc on Charlie Gatchel led off the frame out of some mysterious playbook hi s own play ami quit worry1 ng Michigan . with a triple. Jones then struck out the coach has had stashed away in about others. Sports briefs Justin Day, and Brian Lackey bunt- a closc.l for just such an occasion. The Hoosiers w1ll have plenty Trnnis Rather, it IS a time when all the of worries with Duke center Chris~ ed a pop safety squeeze back to JOHANNESBURG, South fundamentals Knight has been Jones before the laner fanned the tian Laettner and guard Robhy Africa (AP) Fourth -seeded through the season. all preaching last bauer to save the game. Hurley. .A.:uon Krick s tc1n beat Leonardo That came afler reltevcr Day the picks and rolls and easy shots, "I don't th1nk Lacllncr's a pmi Lavalle 6 ~ 2. 6-4 anti Gary Muller and all the little moves to get po<icame on in the top of the seventh to uon player. He's probably the best upset flf~r -sccded Javier Frana 6-4, strike out the side. Because of the tion underneath for rebounds fonn big basketball player that I've seen 6·4 to advance to the quarterfinals time element the game was fin - the basis for attackmg the nation' s in a long time," said Knight. who No. 1 team. ished under the lights. will counter Laeltn cr with Matt of the South Afncan Open. "1 think that's the way you Jones had the lone Southern hit, Novcr, Anderson and forward Alan a single. Arnold and Hook smgled should play," Knight said, scoffing Henderson. at the notion that he'll have to for Trimble. "He really plays a different rcson to magtc and m1rrors to get Bore, Hook and Day combined game than anyone else," Anderson for seven strikeouts and no walks hi< 27·6 Hoosiers past 30-2 Duke. said. "There 1sn 't anything complicated for Trimble. Indiana wall try lO wear down about the Duke game. Hurley with !l.S four -guard rmation Southern is now 1-0. and Trim · "You can coach basketball 1n of Damon Ba1ley, Greg Graham, ble is 0-1. lwo ways. You can coach it wilh a Jam a! Meeks and Chris Reynolds. Southern is to play Athens today lot of things, sort of like a swprisc They combined for 22 of Indiana's weather pennining. and change. Defensively, if you 23 asSists against UCLA in a game Inning totals subscnbe to surprise and change. where the Hoo s1crs had eight Southem .........OOO 100 0- J.J.o '2.00 Cover Charge you can force the offense to make a turnovers. Trimble .......... 000 000 0- 0·3-1 lot of adjustments during the Must Be 21 Years of Age "He's a good guard who pc.nccourse of a game. The second theo- trates, gets in the lane and dishes ry on coaching is simplicity and the ball off." Meeks sa1d of Hur· cxecuction, and that's always hccn ley . "It's dcfmJtcly gonna be tough the theory I've subscribed to." for our guards to sLay on him for 40 single error in Lhe course of the That means a deliberate, half· minutes.'' game. court-style offense, a strict man ·toSt. Rt. 1 and 143 Duke has one bi g advantJgc in Leading hiuer for the hosl5 was man defense and old-fashioned the game - - exper ience - after POMEROY, OH. Anme Lipps, who hit a double in board crashing on both ends. her one for three performance a! the plate. The Redwomen mounted a nine hit attack against MSJ in the nightcap wh1le holding itself to a single error, and Angie Joseph (4 -5) kept the hosts from advancing beyond a s1x-hit finish for the game. MSJ, whtch drew a one for Jhree performance from Anne Volmer, which included a base hiland a walk, had no errors. For Rio Grande, Roy and Cindy Tilton were each two for four. Lee Ann Taylor had the win from the pitcher's mound. Rio Grande (9-10) continued a hectic early season schedule with a Mid -Ohio Conference game at Get Stihl power in a value pnced. verSJtde lJesigoed for the Shawnee State Thursday, and is gaso~ne trimmer. The FS 36 l.ightweighl h0mcowne r. rhe ' scheduled to host the University of with double ltne tap and go cu nmg hwl rugged OOQLcham I Findlay in a doubleheader Saturday and comfortable loop handle Elcctrorm ~Jw JS pe rfect tor at 1 p.m. ignition provides quick starts cutting hrcwood. lim bing ancl rnmmmg Weighs only Q pounds Convenient top handle dcs1gn With 14 ' bar and chJm x8' Trtlss Barn Package a~ 399.99 The University of R10 Grande softball team lost a pair of close games to the College of Mount SL Joseph, 6-5 and 6-5, in Cincmnati Wednesday. However, Coach Angelo Forte saw the experience as another step in the learning process for his primarily young team. "Physically, 1 think we've proved we can play any team . Mentally, we 're still learning," he said. "We just have to learn to get over some things." MSJ pitcher Dcbb1e Carroll lim ited the Redwomen 10 six hits 1n the opener, although Robin Stull connected on two of four appearances at bat to hit a triple and a double to keep Rio Grande in contention throughout the contest. Katie Roy was also two for four to highlight Rio Grande's hitting game. The team worked to overcome a pair of errors that the Mountie Lions used to slip ahead, and Starr Philpot (3-4) allowed the hosts eight hits. MSJ comm1ttcd a SATURDAY APRIL 4 9:30 pm·l :30 am AMI X MIZWAY TAVERN e $ Spring Planting Season Is Here! •FERTILIZER •POTIING SOIL •PRO-MIX • MULCH •SUNSHINE MIX •TOP SOIL •FIELD SEEDS LLS SUGAR RUN · MULBERRY AVE, ,. 1405) 5 Gallon Joint Compound 7.84 APPEARING Rio loses twinbill to Mt. St. Joe MON., APRIL 6 ONLY $10 OFF ANY SHOE. $ 5 OFF ANY SHIRT or BALL CAP. Pirates 8, Rangers 3 At Port Charlotte, Fla., Jeff Kmg drove in three tuns as Pitl5· burgh roughed up Kevin Brown. Expno; 4, Mets 3 At West Palm Beach, Fla., Marquis Grissom scored from third base on a wild pitch by New York reliever Tim Burke in the lOth inning. Twins 6, White Sox 5 At Fon Myers, Fla .. rookie Pat Mahomes, bidding for the fifth spot in Minnesota's rotation, pilched seven strong innings. He gave up three runs , all of them scoring on T1m Raines ' fluke inside-the-park homer, which stopped Mahomes' spring scoreless streak at 20 1nnings. Cardinals 5, Astros 4 At St. Petersburg, Fla., Ray Lankford got four hils and scored the wmning run in the bottom of the ninlh inning on Bernard Gilkey's single. Pbillies 2, Orioles I At Clearwater, Fla .. Wes Chambcrlatn hit a two-run triple 10 the bottom of the ninth inning. Yankees 6, Braves 5 At Fort Lauderdale, Ra., Bernie Williams hit a solo home run with one out in the bouom of the ninth 10nmg off Alejandro Pena. Cubs 9, Brewers 1 At Mesa, Ariz., Sammy Sosa homered, doubled and singled as Chicago got 13 hits. Tigers 10, Royals 6 At Haines City, Ra .. Rich Rowland and Miskey Tettleton homered and Tony Phtllips had three hits and drove in three runs in Dctron's victory over Kansas City. Southern edges Trimble 1-0 OPEtti"G SPECIAL. mfielden, :o of thr: lnl.Cmauonal Latgue Phocnii 11 Utlh, 10:10 p.ITL S.nle1tl..A..LUen, (0 :30pm Sacnmento 11 Golden Stile, I 0 30 p.m Orlando at iiCit!ti""· 8 ·30p.m Boldinger, offm~ive l~t~rmln KANSAS CITY CHI EFS - night's NBA game in Richfield, Ohio, which the Cavaliers won 115-98 to claim their 11th straight home victory . (AP) • Monster saugeye, channel catfish in store for anglers at Lake Logan K!:7~t, [}tJteflllo. infielder-, to their minor te~gue comp for teUIIgrtmenl. Rdeued Emeat Waahington 11 Charlotlc, ? JO p m Philadelphi1 a\ AIJ1nt1, 7:30pm Football N•tlon1l Foot bill Lta1ut BUFFALO BILLS - Signed I! nan BLUl JAY S -- Opllunc.d and Jeff BOlton 1tlndi~r~~, 8 p.m. L.A. 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Third grade · Sarah Bali, all A's; Cara Ash, Jeremy Fisher, Jason Cundiff, Chad Hubbard, Jessica Janey. Joshua Larsen, Matthew Warner. Christopher Yeauger. Fourth grade - Adam Cuminp. Heather Dailey, Josh DaviS, Jonatltan Smith, Steve Tackett and Autumn Thomas. Fifth grade- Ashli Davis, Kim Sayre, all A's: Bndgcl Cross. Sixth grade - Cynthia Caldwell. Evan SLntble, all A's; Billy Young. Portland Elementary First grade - Jessica Burris, Tara Harris, Rebecca Lawrence, Alan Moore, Brandon Smith, Donald B"'h. Second grade- Anthony Barber, Amanda Huddleston , Travanna Moore, all A's; J.P. Harmon , Tyler Johnson, Russell Krider, Amy Wilson. Thtrd grade - Braodi Codner. all A's; Nick Bolin , Kayla Pulltns, Janice Rlchards. Laura Wall brown, Maggte Smithy. Fourth grade - Erin Bolin, all A's; Rebekah Collins, Becky Davis, Anita Holter. Fifth grade - Patty Lawrence, Jason Roush, Billie Jo Sellers. Stxth grade - Crystal Coleman, Tai Couch. Ashley McKinney, Jaymc Miller. D. H.- Darlena Flowers. L.D.- David Nakao. Friday, April 3, 1992 Page-6 River Valley Herbalists ~onduct installation ' . ,9.1;1Jcers were installed at the Mari:'ft mwing of the River Valley Herbalists held at the home of LouAnn McDonald. , _,. As E'Ya Robson swore in each olfJCa, Connie Hill presented each W'itll an herbal expression of their offiCe. Mint was presented to Betty 'fOnts, urasure.r, who is the keeper 8 the mint (treasury). Lavendar ..... presented to Karen Werry, edi tor of the newsletter committee to convey perfumed thoughts to the readers. Rosemary was presented to Debbie Gilmore, secretary, as it is an emblem of fidelity and cmbranc_e. S i Iver thyme was ented to Linda McCoy, vice ident. as tt adapts well in many soils. a quality necessary to her offtce. Sage was presented Jo Nava Cooch, prestdent, as it is the No. I seasoning in the United States. The group then said a spec~a l thank -you to the out-going officers. Conme Hill was bestowed w1th the honorary title of founder of the group. A plaque was presented to E her to commemorate the eve.nt. A pot of herbs was presented to She- li;J Curtts, treasurer. Linda McCoy composed poems._Jft; both women . Mrs. Hill and ~rs. Curtts will cochair the 1992 Herb Fest. Dues arc being col lected for 1992 and inactive members arc encouraged to make chec ks payable 10 the River Valley Herbal IstS and mail to Belly F. Jones, 602 Fleming Ave., Ravenswood , W.Va. 26164. Active members have until the May mecung to pay dues. Dues are SIO for mactive members and S8 lor active membe". The 1992 Herb FesJ will be held S~ 26 at the Dave Diles Park 1n r«iddleport . Advertising, by Jan Gerhold, has already begun . Volume II of the group's cookbook will be published 1his year. That commiuec is Nava Couc h. Sue Hayman, Jan Gerhold, Debbie Gilmore, Linda McCoy, Belly Jones. Betty N. and Mary Rose . Recipes may he brought to the next meeung. Guests attending were Sue Gillespie, Ann Parker, Judy Hud son, Veda Shaffer and Tere sa Waldeck. The herb-of-the-month program featured mint. It was noted of all the medicinals, the mint family is Jhe most effective of the home remedies . Mints discussed included pepperminJ. which is completely safe and promotes digestion and can relieve headaches, heartburn, gas and can also help you sleep; spearmi nt, which is used for flavoring, can also control rodents; and pennyroyal, which is "the" insect repellent for animals. Mints like a partly shady spol with a lot of moisture . Frequent cuttings will keep mints at their prettiest. Linda McCoy presented an mspiring program on designing your herb garden. She advises the f11st select and consider your Site. Then. design the garden. Make it formal or informal and it could be cu linary, medicinal, moon. bible, craft. scented, knOI, or dyer' s garden Next, draw up the plans. From 1ha1 point, prepare the soil by digging and fertilizing. Lay tile path, dig a hotc, JX>UT in some water and plant the seedling. Janet Theiss will host a basket making class Sarurday at her home in Racine. A 10-ineh square baske! will be made. The plice of the kit is $10 and tbe class will begin at 12:30 p.m. The next meeting will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the home of Linda McCoy, Millwood, W.Va. Debbie G1lmore will present the herb-of-the -month program aod Jan Gerhold wtll teach the group how 10 dye Easter eggs herbally. Governor signs legislation ,--- · Drivers and front scat passengers ·are required to wear safety belts even if their cars have a1r ~gs, High way Safety Director trbarles D. Shipley announced today. Governor George V. Voinovich signed legislation which tak es effect May 31. House Bill 118 ends ..QIIio's seat-belt exemption for JCI!icles with air bags. , "Air bags are only effective for collisions. In urban areas since approximately 53 percent of die fDiities are in angle collisions where air bags do 1101 deploy, this law will prolect many people and save many tiv6," Shipley said. _Under the existing law, drivers and front-seat passengers must wea' safety belts and are subject to a $20 r.ne for drivers and $10 for pusengers who are in violation. In t~!der to be enforced, an officer MUst stop a vehicle for another liiQVinil violation. I• addition, the new law also a:quiri!s all taxicabs to have usable '&ni-mt sa fety belts. House Bill 118 contains a maximum fine of $10 for operating a taxi without usable seat belt. Subsequent offenses would be punishable by a maximum fine of $500 and up to 60 days in jail. Stated Shipley, "Many people don'J realize that air bags protect only '" front-end crashes. Safety belts and air bags used together provide the winning combination by complementing each other. This combination is the best lifesaving protection we can get. But people must remember to buclc.le up even if they have cars equipped with air bags in order to be protected against possible deatll or injury in all types of collisions. Banquet planned The winter sports banquet for Soothem Local will be held Sunday at I :30 p.m. at the high school. Parents bring two covered dishes. Your So~ial Security By Ed Peterson Social Security Manager in Athens Here's a good tip for anyone who works as a waiter or wai rrcs.~ . report your "Lip'' income now . and someday your Social Security benefits will be higher. Many men and women work either full or part-time as waiters or waitresses. Aod sometimes !bey arc very tempted to improve their current financial situation by pocketing tip income and not paying any income tax or Social Security taX on it. But it's a case of being penny wise and pound foolish. This is why . Many people tend to think of Social Security as a problem only for the elderly. But Social Security offers more than just retirement benefits. There's also disability benefits, payments to family members and survivors insurance. In other words, depending on life' s RLCS honor roll The honor roll for Rejoicing Life Christian School has been announced. BONE TOUCHUP • Julianne Snider, a preparator in vertebrate paleontology, trims excess resin rrom tbe inside or a riber· glass mastodon skeleton cast al the Dayton Museum or Natural llistory on Thursday. (AP) Rutland gardeners discuss club activities The Rutland Garden Club met recently 31 1he home of Kathy Dalton. Mrs. Dalton gave devotions by reading "He Maketh No Mistakes." The creed and collect were given in unison and roll call was answered with "My First Sign of Spring." An invitation from Rutland Friendly Gardeners opcn meeting on April 22 was read. The county OAGC board meetIng wtll be Saturday at Ch.ester. The regional meeting will ho April 25 at Lake Hope. An invitation lO the volunteers' dinner at Gallipolis Development Center on Apnl 16 was read. State convention will be July 29 al Columbus. Stella Atkins reported on her trip to GDC for the Jhcrapy program. Others attending were Dorolhy Woodard, Pauline Atkins, Binda Diehl and Marcia Denison. Dorothy Woodard will furnish lhc arrangement for Easter at Overbrook Center. flow ers will be placed at the Masonic Hall in Harrisonville again this year . The traveling prize, furni shed by Kathy Dahan, was won by Dorothy Woodard. Siella Atkins won the door prize. Neva Nicholson, Kathy Dalton, S1clla Atkins, Pauline Atkins and Margaret Belle Weber furnished fl owers for churches and other organi 141lions. The Dally Sentinel-Page 7 The Daily Sentinel "SLSD honor rolls listed The honor rolls for the fourth tix-week grading period in the 6outhern Local School District flave been announced. Racine Elementary rli"SI grade - Adam Ball, Shane Butler, Jennifer Harris, Jordan Hill , Tommy Theiss, Jennifer Walker, llll A's; Rachel Chapman, len Hill, BiUy Mamhou~ Tiffaney Patterson and Amy Lee. Second grade - Amber Duffy . Tyler Little, Joey Manuel. Rachel Marshall, Jill Matsan, all A's; Joe Adkins, Sheri Cummins , Macy Rees, Tiffany Williams and Jason Miller. Third grade - Kati Cummins, Macyn Ervin, Jonathan Evans, all A's; Clay Enslen, Courtney Hill. Erin Roach, Shauna Manuel, Jamie Stemple, Erin Struble. Founh grade - J.B. Boso. Sarah Brauer, Kyle Norris, Jared Smith, Brandon Wolfe, all A's; Willi e Collins, Stacey Ervin. Kim lhle . Amber Maynard, Tara Rose, Dena Sayre, Bobbie Scarberry, Lena Yoacham and Chris Randolph. Fifth grade - Jesse Lillie, all A's; Josh Ervin, Suzanne Evans, Phillip Harris, Josie Jarrell, Kara J(jng and Jessica Theiss. Sixtll grade - Nikki Robm son, all A's; Ryan Grace, Matt Hill, Nicole Hill, Alicia Mulford, Danny Sayre and Stepllanie Stemple. Letart Eltmentary First grade - Travis Childress, Brandi Lane, Randall Mahon, Amanda Miller, Ashley Miller, Stq>hanie Wilson and Stacy Wood. Second grade - Misty Clark, Lori Sayre, Crystal South, Jessica McCarty, lan Wise, Nichole Wolfe. ~Third grade - Nicole Blume ;;all'uer, Garret J(jser. Jenmfer Nor man, Fallon Roush. Mallhew Shain. Fourth grade - Jessica Alley, Autumn Hill, Ryan Hill, Jock Rose. Amanda Spaun. Fiftll grade - Janey Hill , Jennifer Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Stella Atkins had the arrange· mcnt for the evening, a mass spring arrangomcnt featuring daffodils. Kathy Dalton had an arrangement of day lilies. For the program, Margaret Belle Weber had an article on "Spring in Williamsburg." Spring comes to Williamsburg each year in a three month stand. Led by snow drops and crocus, tulips and daffodils, its color unfolds against a back drop of velvet green boxwood and holly. There arc 90 acres of gardens ranging from tiny dogwood plantings to acres of formal borders. Pearl Canaday presented an aniclc in anracting spring bird s. Migrant b~ds need only sheller and perhaps water. They will find their food feeding on insects, leaves of uees and shrubs. Most birds arri vc in April and feeding sl3tions should be well stocked with a mixture of white melle! and sunflower seeds. Dorothy Woodard presented an article on the "Bald Eagle in Ohio." The eagle, a national emblem, is mating a comeback in Ohio. Its populruion has increased from four p31fS in 1979 to 16 pairs in 1990. The eagle can be seen anywhere in Ohio but especially in the Lake Erie Marsh region. Ohio's goal is 20 pairs by the year 2000. Mrs. Woodard also read a poem, "Daffodil" from Ideals to close the meeting. Pauline Atkins read the thought for the day - "Isn't it special? Isn't Kinderganen - Timothy Leamood, Andrew Philson, Brandon Williams aod Jeremy Y eauger. First grade - Cassie Braun , Joshua Eagle and David Snodgrass. Second grade - Heather Baxter. Third grade - Chasidi Biggs and Erin Harris. Fourth grade - Joseph McCall and Aaron Schaekel. Fifth grade - Shannon Enright, Jacque Hall and Rachel Pangio. Sixth grade - Sue EUcn Barnhart aod Aaron Pangia. LOWE'S HOTEL circumstances. you may find yourself collecting Social Security long before you ever thought yoo would. We{{ington' Call For Menus & Reservations (304) 675-2260 To insure that you receive full credtt on your Social Sccuritv record you should provide written reports to your employer of Lips totaling more than $20 per month. The employer will then deduct your Social Security tax due on ups received from your wages and report your total earnings to Social Security. If your would like more information abc::lut your earnings record and Social Security benefits, contact our office at 592-4448 or call oor toll -free number at 1-800-7721211 Open house set The Meigs Association for Retarded Ciuzens will sponsor an open house at Carleton School/Meigs lodustrics, Syracuse, Tuesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Emphasis will be on promoting the levy to be voted on in tile June 2 Primary. Refreshments will be served and sitter services will be available. GRAVELY TRAClOR SALES & SERVICE Pontoroy, Oh. Sprin1a11lll S•••r Hovn llolltlay thrv Frilllay 9 1.11.·5 '.II. Sat. 9 1.11.·1 P.II. ~THE GRAVELY SYSTEM R uti and Flrst Baptist Church Sllnday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:4.5 a.m. \ Pomeroy First Baptht Eas1 Main Sl. Panur: Dr. lee MorTis Sunday School - 9:30a.m Woohip - I 0:30a.m. Hart~oo Pastor: Jack Colegrove: Sunday School. · 9:30 a.m Worship . 10:30 am., 6 :30p.m. Wednesday Services · 6 :30p.m. 41872 Pomeroy Pike l1astor: E. Lamar O'Rry.. t Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worshtp - 10:4.5 Lm., 1:JO p .m Wednesday SrrviceJ - 7:30p.m. Middleport Flrsllbptlst Comet SUih &. P~r Pastor: Rev. Jun es A. Seddon Sunday School · 9:15a.m. Worship - 10:1.5 a.m. Servitts · 7 p.m. Racine Flrst Baptht Pallor: Steve Dea..,.r7 Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wordaip · 10:40Lm.,7:30pm . Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. Sllvtr Run Baptisl PasTor: Bill Uule Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 7:30p.m Wednesday Services · 1·30 p m Pane: roy, Harrisawillc Rd . (Rt . 14] ) Paslor: ln!t:rim pastor Sooday School · 9:30 a.m . Woohip - 10:30a..m., 7:30p.m. Wednc:sday Ser.1ces - 7 p .m Pl•t Gr'O"t Bible Holiness Church I (2. mile off RL ]25 l'aswr: Re..... O"Dcll Manley P..nl:hopd A011":1Kr. Smull Sunday School - 9 &.Ill Wonhip . 10 a.m. PaitoT~ Sunday School · 9:30a .m Wonh1p · IO:JO a..m ., 7:30p.m Wedne.Yi.l.y Serv1tt 7 30 p m ...._.., Pastor- Eunhae (G~ ) Kee Sunday School -9: IS a.m. WoBhip - 10:30 Lm., 6 p.m. Wednesday Servia:s - 7:30p.m. Bible Holinc:ss C hurch 75 PeaJ! St., Middiq:ort Pastor: Rtv . Roy McCany Sundayschool-9:30Lm Worship · 10:30 a.m ., 7.30 p.m. .. Wedncu!ay Service- 7:]0 p.m . Roet Spriop Pastor: Keith bde. Sunday Schoci · 9:15 a.m ...... Old Dclhe FrH Will Blplht Churrll Middlepon Sunday School - 10 a.m. E-.erung - 7:30p.m. Thursday Services - 7:30p.m. Hillside Baptist Chureh St Rt. I4JjustorTRt. 7 Pauor: ReY. James R. Acrrr:, Sr Sunday School - 10 a.m . Worship - II a.m., 6 p.m Wednesday ServiceJ · 1 p.m. Hop• Baptist Ch'f'd .570 Grant St.. Middlepon !"'astor: Davtd Bryan, Sr. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship · 11 Lm., 7 p.m . We<hlesday Services - "? p.m Pastor: Robert ~anley Slmd.ay Scbool · 9:30a.m Wonhip · 10:4.5 a.m . 7 p.m Wonhip · 10:)0 a.m Wednesday Strvict:~ · 7 p.m Rutland Church r1 Christ Eugem E. Underwood S1.111day School 9:30a .m Worsh1p - IOJO a.m.. 7 p.m . Jla.Urlf· Mason Church fA Chrisl MillerSl, Mason. W .Va Sunday School - 10 a.m. Won.hip- 11 •:m.., 7 p.m W~sday Semct:s - 7 p.m Libm:v Christian Church R~anized Chun:b ol Jt:SUS Christ Sundoy Sdtool - 9 a.m. Christian Union H - Churdt vi Chrlslln Cllrb:tiu Union Puto.c Th<ron Durtuun s.m.y Scltool - 9ol0 o.m F.vating- 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m Hu1ford Church of Christ In Chrhllu Union Hartford, W.Va. Putor: R~ . David McManis Swaday ScOOol · II a.m. Wontlip - 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m . Wodnc:sday SaYicct - 7:30p.m. A.nliquily Baptist Church of God ML Moriah Churdl ~ God Racine Pastor: Rev. Jame1 Sancrficld SmcJay School 9:45a .m Evening· 7 p.m Wednesday Strvi ce! - 1 p m Rutland l't<o WUI Baplisl s.t<mSt Pastor: Rc:Y. PaW Taylor Sunday School · 10 a.m Evening · 7 p.m. Wednesday Servi(ZJ · 7 p.m R.uU.nd Church r:A God Parux. John F Corcoran S~r~day School · 10 a m. Wors.h.ip . 11 a.m., 7 p.m . Wednesday Scrvtces · 7 p m Mh s.- Freewill illtpllst Middlepon Sunday School - 10 a.m . Wtnhip - II a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Socred H..tt Ca- Cltoordt 16t Mulbeny AYO., Pomeroy, 992-5898 Putor. Rr:¥. Wahu li Heinl. SaL Con. 4:45-S: I.S p.m.; ~au - 5 : 30p.m . Sun. Coo.- 8:4.5-9.1.5 a.m., Sun. M11s - 9:30am. Daily Mass - 8:30 un. Church of Christ MontlncS<u Wonhip · IO _JO un. Thursday Semces - 1JOp..m. Synrusc Church of God Apple and Second Sts Pastor. ReY . D1vtd RusscU Sunday School and Wonhip- 9 :30a.m. Eveni.n& Servict:s- 7 p.m Wednesday Serv~ces Pom«oy Cllurdtt or Chrisl 212 W. MamSt Putor: Andrew Miles Sunday School - 9:30 Lm. Wor~ip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p .m. Eutt..un Pastor: R•r G!"W% Sund.ay Sc:OOol. · \0 a.m Won.lup · 9 a..m Altl'ftl Chester Pauor B~d a Weber Worshtp ·9:30a.m Sunday Sdaml · I 0:30 a..m Wednesday Scrvaces - 7.30 p m Sunday School · 9 •.m Wcnhip - !Oa.m Wo:inr:~y ScrvKZJ. - 10 1.m Horl<l"l:port Cttunit Grand Sutt~ Sund.ay School 10 a.m Wonhtp . II a.m W«int.sday SemctS · 8 pm Tordt Cttunit Co Rd. bl Sunday School. - 9.30 a.m. wcnlup - 1(}"30 a.m. Nazarene Radlle Fll"'ll O.rrll fl tile Naarat Ga~n, 0 Sunday Scmol - 9· 30 a.m Worship - 10:30a.m .6pm W~sday St:rvacrs. · 7 p m. MidJifp011 Ch•rdt ~ Uw SaurmtPastor: Rev. Uoyd D. Gnmm . Jr s~day School - 9·30 .a m Worshtp - IO:JO a.m., 6:30p.m Wainesday SeMa:s . 7 p.m. R.eedsvillr FtllowsWp Churdl ~ dw NuanM PaslOf": Jobn W. Douctas Flalwoods Rader Sunday School · 10 a.m Wooh1p I 1 a.m., 6 p.m Thursdiy Strv1ctS · 7 p m Pa~1or K~11h (\\\;(( j.rul Q),.,r., 93 MHI Across the country, mo~ and mo~ Americans are planning for the futu~ of their child~n by buying u .S. Savings Bonds. This Uttle League slugger gets a Savings Bond for each birthday. As he grows older, his Bonds grow in value. So he's not just getting a gift, he's getting an investment. Find out how U.S. Savings Bonds a~ making millions of American d~ams a ~a lily. Call I 800 4 US BOND for mo~ infonnation . Stroot Midc. .port. Ohio 46760 11141992-6857 - 1998 -001151 CHURCH ~ \ 601 EAST IUIN POIIDOY, 0110 992-2259 PRESCRIPnON SHOP 992·.. •• 271 llwtlt Soc... llloltloport, Oltio I\ MEIGS TIRE CEN1£R, INC. JohnF Fultr . Mqr S"""Y Sdtool · 9ol0 ""WonNp · 10:45 a.m.• 1 p..m w~ ServiCES . 1 p.m. 992-2975 SAliS & SEIVKE 992-7075 112 North Soc... An '·Ohio ol C nlumbus. 0 IG-4 W Mo~•n "2 2111 Pomeroy 1411 ~~ !~l Prpunpt1on\ H~S Middleport EvCII.Ing 6 p.m Scrvtoe 7 p.m Hud Commu•ily Churrt. Mkld~ OH Rt 124 Pastor. Edsc.J Han Su:nd.ay Scbool 9:30 a..m Wonfup - IO:JO un .• 7:30p.m P-«eooqal Third Ave. r.uoc R<Y. am a.w Sunday School - 10 a.m.. · 'Y& - 6 p.m. W,.Eb.•.;erun;t; Serwicos - BOo.m Dyesvilk c . .IIIUility Ourtt. Sunday 5..:hooli · 9:JO 1 m Wontup . 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. HarT'blonvlllt Ptesbyle""lut Cllwd Wonhip -9 a..m.. Sunday School - 9:4~ a.m. M;dd~opon t>r.sltyUriao Sunday School · 9 a.m. WOt>h~ · l0a .m . ,4p.m. (lnd&.4d!~) 7 pm C1rri'ltiall Fdlowsllip Crntrr SaJem St.. Rulland PH.a· Roh::n E MuSst:r Sunday Sc:hool · I0 un . Syn01se Flrsr Unitrd Presbyteriu Sunday School · 10 a.m . , W01ttup · II a.m.• 4 p.m. (Ia: &. 3rd Sun.) Wonlup 1 11~a..m,7p.m Thursday 5ervK:e - 7 p..m . Seventh-Day Advent1s1 Stnalii-Day A•belllhl. Mulbc:ny Hu. Rd.. Pamc:roy M""' Cltapd Oturdt Sup Mll.c: M.al.s(rl Sunday sdtool. · 10 a.m. Wonfup · 11 a.m., 7f .m W~y Scrnct . P>Koc Bob Snydo. S..unt.y Se.viceso s.a.t.th Sdtool . 2 p.m. Won!Up - l p.m. p.m G~ nuuch Lon& Booorn Sunday School 9 30 a m Faitb UnJied Bretflren ML H.,... ValiN Ito ... ,. •• O.ri:M C.llrdl r.,... Comm..uty ciT CR 82 """"' Rot..n s..-. Swtolo.y Sdtool - 9oJO un. Pwaf.: LaWTCnet Bush Wontap · IO:lOa.m.., 7:30p.m W~ySc:mca - 7:.JOp.m . Sunday School 9 30 a m Evcrunc . 7 p. m Wcdmd.ay ScrvMX 7 p.m. EdM U.M..t .... to c.mt 2 ta mi.le. nutJt .- Reodm!J, onS....R....I24 Pmcr Rev. Rclom M•rtt.y Sur.lay Sd)C)Qf - 10 •..m Wonhip - 7p.m. Wednc:tday ~ - 7 p.m. t.:•ited Fal .. Clt....n R.I. 1 on Pomeroy By -Pass Pauor. Rtv. Raben E._ Smnh, Sr Sund.ay School · 9:30 a.m W~ - IO:J0a.m , w~ 7pm St.rvi.oe . 7 pm r.ro.a. ro~-...;p l2ll Mill St., Mtddlepon Pl.~ Dad Mcf'trrson Sunday School - I0 a..m Ewmin& · 7 w-, Serna p.m. 1 p.m. Folt~ut:ot- 130<5 ~blond Rood,"""""" Pasur. Roy Hunltl" Sunday School - 10 un. Evuunt 7 :JO p.m. Tucsday & ThuTYlay 7 .30 p.m ~use Sftllfnlst c ...rdl Sunday Wordup - 2: 30p.m .. Thuo<lay temoeJ . 7 :10p.m. S..tll 1ktM1 Nf'W T "'a tiLl Sal ¥a Ridl'f' 1'.-o 0...... Sydmdridu Sunday Scbool · 9 LR\. Wonlup - 10 a.m .• 1 p.m. Wl':lb:sday Scrvioe - 1 p.m. .. . . .... ··oo ..... \ .~ ·· ~~ PomHoy RIII:JOJR - (row's Fomill Reslourool "'fnl~tlllf /l.,.l•t f ftlti Cltldt~ .. 221 W. Main St ., Pomt'"Y 992-5432 rVRNHURE I. HARDWARE Ho"' ..''~ S•W'\ EWING FUNEW HOME "'Uitnih nnd Sf•nit·r ~ /u-cr\ •- Established 1913 786 NoiTH SECOND AYE. MIDDUPOIT. OltiO ~ BR~ BOGAN SUPPLY 992-2121 , . . . . ."l a.~ • .. Pa.aor: W i..ll.iml Hot.ct Sunda)' School - I 0 a.m. Evmin& - 1 p.m. Wednr:iday Servia:s. - 7 p.m. BILL QUICKEl SWISHER&UitSE H7 w, P:u u.- RO"J' (M.lk~ ) Thompson Sunday School · 10 am Wecln«da~ Pentecostal Ptnk<ostlt A. . St.. RL t24. Rocino: 1'011110 Y, OHIO -99Z ·11677 FISHER FUNERAL HOMi 992-5141 W~yServi<a-7p.m. ' Synnasc: .""'~ Bndganan St._ , SyrKUsc NatiOnwtde Ins . Co. IAWIING5.(0ATS U4 South 2i.l Rrjokln1 Uf"e 0._,. 500 N. 2nd Avr.., Middleport Pastor: Rev. Mic:hae.l Panpo Sunday School - I D a...m. Tlalnday Scrvt ce . 1 p.m. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, 011. Pomi'roy FIRE & SAFETY BIBLES GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Ph . ' " 1101 SNOUFFER ..... I SUPPLIES • PutocO.v;.!Doiky Sunday School 9:30a.m.. Enning - 7 p.m. Thurlday Strvla -7:30p.m. Pastor Rc:-.- . Emmell R.awson Sw.day School - I 0:00a.m. E"'crung 7 p.m. ~~ m~\r.t Schl!l'nilk Wcrd ol Fa.ldl EvmUlg · 7:30p.m Mt Otite CommuaiiJ Cburrh Cl'nln l Ciustn- Enll'r"pri~ Calury Pilgrim Cllapel Harruon'lt.lk Road PaSlOI: Rev . Victor Roush Sunday School 9:30 a..m. Worsh.ip - 11 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday SelVlCe - 7:30p.m. 1'lte Sahal.ioll Arm, II S Buacmut A¥t . • Pomeroy S&mday School- 10:30 .a.m. Won.tup - ICHXh.m .. 7:30p.m. a.thdO.Urdt Paoor: Thama1 L Pastor: Kcilh Rader Sunday School - 10 a.m Worslup 9 a.m ., 6 p.m T uc:sday Scl""lttJ - 7 p.m 7p.m TowndY.p Rd , 468C Rmlsvillr Pauor: Rev. (Juries EaHIJ Wors.h1p · 9:]0 a.m Sunday SchOCPI · 10:30 a.m Wednesd ay .Scrvaces- 7:]0 r m 1\~bur}" (Syracusr) Pasaor· Wesley Thatcher Suoday School. · 9:45a.m. Wonlup - II a..m. WednMday ~rvices · 7:30 pm Spiritual faith Churdl Sute 338, Antiqllity Pastor: A. Sle:wan Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening - 7:30p.m lllursday Servtce · 7:10p.m Triolly C~Citordt Pasaor: Rev Roland Wildman Churdl - 9:15a.m. WlrdUp - 10:30 a.m. Worship · 1045 a.m . 7 30 p m Wtdnod.ay 7 "\0 p.m Suod.lly School · 9:30am Worstup · l 0:30 a.m Wednesday Scrv1ces -7:30pm TuppCTS Plains St. Paul Pastor Sharon lbusman Sunday School · 9 1m Wordup . 10 a.m rocsd1y Sc M ces · 7 30 p m Wednes.day Service - 7 ·30 p.m. Other Churches Coohllk Unltrd Mrihodilt Pw"bll Pa5tor: HU"Oid E. AUowa)' -Pnddy Coohilk C'lllardll M..n &. Fulh SL Sunday School · 10 am Wontup · 9 a..m Tuelday Services · 7 p.m Long Douom Plltor : Cha.r1e! Eaton Pum<roy Pik•, Co. Rd. Putor: Rev. Black-wood Sunday School - 9:30 Lm. Wonhip 10:30Lm., 7:30p.m. Sunday School - 930 a..m WorstUp - 10:30 a.m .• 1 p.m Wr:dneda.y Servtcr1 - 7 p.m. W~St:mtt Rullaftd Biblt Mttllodftf Pastor: Rev lvUJ Myen Sunday Sd.aol: · 9 30 a..m Evenmr; 1 pm Wedn esday ScrvtO!s · 7 p.m Pu1or: Sharoo Hausman Joppa Scmce~ - Calvary Bible Ourdl altbe Nuarene Pulor: R.ay Laudr:nrult Sunday School I 0 a m Wonhip . 7 p.m. l..aurd Cliff Free M~ 0...-da Pastor: William Wilbns Swaday Sc:h:JOl - 9- JO a..m Wonhip · 10:30 a..m .• 7 p.m Wobciday Bible- Churdl i.Ltan. W .Va. Rt. I PatJor: Jamc:s Lrwn Sunday School - 11 a .m Worship - 9:30a.m., 7 :30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m P>Koc Glmdoo Stroud Buotinglwn PaslOr: Roger Gt11CC S"""Y Sdtool - to '-"' Wcnhip . II a.m Pasaor: Sharm Hau1man Sunday School · 9:30a.m Wo rship · II a.m ., 6:30p.m Worship - 9 a.m Sunday School 10 am Thund..ly ScrvJC~s 7 p.m Havn~ {'llurdJ Bwli-cc- Co11uaunk1 Owdti Ra.cW Wi.lkemll~ f'\ortheast'Ciu ~c:r - 7 p.m. Church of God or Prophecy O.J. Whit.e Rd . off St. Rt. 160 Pa.slor: Pal Henson Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship· I_I a.m Wednesday SeMccs · 7 p.m. Wo~lu p . I 0:4.5 a.m. {l st & 3rd Sun) \11. Olive: Unllnt Mdhodlst Churrh ol Chrlst Pastor: Philip Swnn Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Wonhip Service: : 10:30 Lm Bible Study, Wednesday, 6 :30p.m. !tiew Fa.itll Taknlaclr Ourdl B.adty Run Road Pnaoc Kemdll B.U:as.m.y Sdtool . Hj a.m. Wcdneuiay Servitt - 7:30p.m Pastor: O.arlt1 lonu Sunday School. - 9 :]0 a.m Wors.h:r. · 10:)0 L m., 7 p.m Thun y Services - 1 p.m. Faln~w Canad United Methodist Off 124 bchmd Whitt's Ch.apd Wes~t-ya. Cool <ilk Rood Put or: Re'll . Phillip RJdcnow SWJday School - 9:l0 un. Wonhtp - 10:30 a.m WedneWay Servi~ - 1 p.m Pwtb.ad First Cluudt of lbe Nuarmr Puu.: Wilham Jusus Suod.ay School - 9 :30 a..m Wonhip - 10:40 a..m, 7 p.m Wednaday SeJ'YJCeS . 1 p.m. lldWty Pas;toc Kl'JIM'Jh Baht Sunday School · 10 a..m Won.lup . 9 a.m Wcdnesday ServiCes · I 0 .u n S.ttoo Langnille Christian Church SWld.iy School · 9:30a .m Worship 10:)0 a.m . 7:30p .m WeG!esday Service 7·JO p.m . Pntor: Rc:v. RogerWillfonl Sunday Sdtool - 9:30 a.m. Woohip- 10:45 a.m., 1 p.m. W~eiday Scrvu:J~: - 7 p.m. R•d:ud Cla-m. II t1ae Nuartae Paotac S...ud B"l"' Suodoy Sdtool - 910 om. w~ - 10:JO •.m-. 6:30p.m. w-.y s.ma. . 1 p.m Wodncsday Suvta: · 7:30p.m Pl.'iloc Krwtrih Baker Sunday Sdaool - 9 JO am Wordup - 10:45 Lm. (2M&. 4dl Sm) St . P.ul Lulht-ran Church Cn mcr Sycamon: & So;;ond Sl., Pomemy Pas1or: Laura A . lnch Shn-:fner Sunday School · 9:45am Wonhip - II a.m. Graham Unikd Mdhodisl WorYup · 9 ·JOa.m. (ht &. 2nd Sun). 7:30p.m. (Jrd .& 4th Sun) Frmtom Gosp8 Mlaktn Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 CIMsatr O.llf"dl ol tbe SuareM l'uto<c Rn Hezbcrt Gnt< Sunday School - 9 :30a.m. Wontup - II a.m.. 6 p.m. Wt:dncsday ScrYK%1 - 7 p..m . JOa.m., ? p.m. Thursda;y Sc:rvicef; - 7 p..m Pastor: Kt.me&h B.Un Sund•y SdJOOl 9·30 un Sunday Sct.Jol · JO a .m Evening · 7 p.m Wedn~day Strv1ce · 7 p.m Pt.eny O...rdti ul UH NuaraM """"'R<v. Thomu M.OW., Sunday School - 9:30 un. Wontup 1()-.JO Lm. and 6p.m. Wtldncsday Servia1 - 7 p.m. P..stor Sam Andrnoo Slniay School I0 a.m Wors~ Our Saviour Lulbtran Church Walnut and Her~ry SIS , Ravenswood. W.Va 11utor Rev . George C. Wein ck Sunday School 9 ·30 a.m. Won.IUp · 11 a.m Everung · 7 p.m.. l7i Pe.rl St. . M>ddlqoon AppioGI'Oft Pam.-: Cui Hid.J StJohn Lulheran Chun:-h Pine Grove Pastor: Laur1 A. l....caclt Sbrtff1er Worship - 9:30 a..m Sunday School - !0:30a.m Carleton lnlrrdmomlnatlonal Ourdtt Kingsbury Rc.cl Puoo.c Clyd< W. Hondenat Sunda)' School - 9:30 Lm. Middleport Com•uaity OurdtJ SooiiMraClu« Do.tr.r • R~&e Pastor: Kemc:lh Sm.ilh s.o-.. Pmoc ~ Srralh Sunday Scbool · 10 a..m. Wcnhip - 9 a.m. Lutheran Meigs Cooperative: Parish Sunday School · 9:30 un. Wors.hip . 10:45 Lm. Thursday Services -7:30p.m. Sakn Cater" Pastor. Rem F1att Sunday 5cbool - 9.15 a..m Wonhjp · 10:15 a..m In Lauer [b' Saints Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor: Willi.n Rw1h Sunday School - 9 :30a.m. Wonfup · I 0:30a.m Wednesday Scrvic:eJ - 7:30p.m Wonhip - 9:30a.m ., 7 p.m Sunday School - 9:30a .m . Worship · 10:4.5 a .m. Pmcr Anhou en.t.n. Stmday Scboal - 9:30 a...m Won.hip · 10:30 a..m. Thursday SuvK:es. - 7 p.m PaslOr: Wrod~ U ll Hemlod. Gron• Churt"h Pastor. Charles Donigan Sunday school - 10:30 a.m Mt. Monah Bapllst Wonbip - 10 a.m. Wecb:sday Scma:s · 6 p.m Thur>dayService ·7:30p.m Latter-Day Saints Success Road Church of Christ Pastor: Joseph B Huslum Sooday School · 9 a m Worship · 10 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday SeJVtces . 7 p.m. Founh &. MAin SL, Midd1cprnt Pas10r: Rev. Gilben Cnig, Jr. Making~~A Reality Mint'f"'St'itk PaslOr: We.Uc:)· Tlwd!r:r Sunday School 9 Lm Worstu~p . 10 .a.m Holiness Duler Churc:lt or Christ Pastor : Ori~ Stew an Sunday Sdlool · 9:30a .m Ikthlchcm Baptl~ Pastor: ReY. E.ad Shulc:r Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Worship · 9 30 a.m Thumby SeMCCS · 7:30p.m. Pntor: Anus Hun Sunday School - 10 a.m Worship - II a .m U.S. Savin2S Bonds Paoor. Rev. Dr. Roy C. Myers Sunday school and wors.hip - II a.m. Harr-isonville HolintsS Ch:lpter Pastor. Rev. John Nevi.lle Sunday Sdlool I 0 a.m Wontup · II a.m., 7:30p .m. Wednesday Sef'/tct -7:30p.m. MI. Union Baptist Jot N. Sayn-: Sunday School · 9:45a .m. Evening · 6:30p.m.. Wednesday Srrvices- 6:30p.m Pa~tor: Forest Run Baptist just One Of The SO Million Americans Who Invests In U.S. Savings Bonds. Gnc. [pis<opal Churdt 326 E. Main SL, P<llleroy Tupptn Plains Churdl of Chrisl Pastor: Robert Foster Sunday School - 9 a .m Worship - 9 :45a.m., 6:30p.m Bndford Churdt of Christ St. RL 124 &. Cn Rd . 5 Pa.noc Den:k Stump S1»1day School 9:30a.m Wo~hip - 10:30a. .m., 7:30p.m Wedneulay Sei"'Vicc~ · 7:30p.m ~==~s.~,.,..: · Pastor-: Frank SnuLh Sunday Schad · 9:30 un Worstup . I OJO a.m. Wodnesday ServiceS · 6 p..m Episcopal S11"""kW:R C.lll"dl at dw Nuarme Puto.c Rn Glmn M<Mtll.. s...by Sdtool - 9olO •.m. WorWp - 10:30a.m., bp.m WeMesda)· SeMc:c:.s · 7 p.m. Wednesday Strvicr - 7 p.m H.alh (MM!dhpor<l W~('yan Zion Church rl Christ Bradbury Church fA ChriSI Paslor. Tom Runyoo SWJday School · 9:30 a..m . Worship· IO:JOLm. fin1 Soulhen Baptist 2860 1 St. Rt. 7, liff" Church of God Olesler Pa~lor: Gary H111e5 Sunday School - 9:30a .m Wonh..p - 6 p.m . Wednesday Services 7 p.m . .Hysell Run Holiness Church Faith RapliU Churrb R11lroad St. Mason Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip · II Lm. , 6 p.m Wednesday &rviccs - 7 p.m. His All Starr Band will include Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmit from the Eagles, Nils Lofgren from I he E Street Band and Todd Rundgren of Utopia. His son, Zak Starkey, wtll provide support on drums. "Melody is preuy thin with JUSt Jhe drums," Starr said Thursday. Starr said he plans to release an album, "Time Takes T1me." next Seminar slated Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m ., Wedne~ay Service-7:30p.m. Word\ip · 10 a.m., 7 p.m Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. world tour this summer. Offices to close P..nor: AI Sunday School · 9:30a .m . Wontup - 8 15, IO:JO a.m , 7 p m Wedu esd.ay ScMct:s · 7 p.m FDr"nt Rua Pastor· We.tky 1baldltt Sunday SctKd - 10 a..rn wonhip - 9 a..m. Thun;day Serv\a-3 · 6:30 P m ~e"w Middleporl Church of Christ 5lh and Main Bmrwallow Ridge: Church o( Chrlsl p,.,~or~.~~~~ W edne~oday 992-3847 Sunday Sc.OOol · II a.m. Wors.hip - 10 a.m ., 6 p.m . Wcdne~y Scrv"Hl!S - '"I p.m Keno Church or Chrl!o"t Wors.tuP"9:30 am Sunday Sdlool · 10·JO a. m S25 N. 2nd SL, Middlq>o<1 Pastor: Jame• E. Keuce Former Beatie goes on tour An organizational meeting for those mterested in participating in month - hi s first studio release in the Middlepon High School alumni mnc years. band will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at Plcascrs Restaurant 1n Pomeroy. The baud will perform at the Middleport Alumni Banquet. Their The Athens County FmHA selections will include the ftght office will be closed on April 15 song and tile alma mater. from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. so that Those allending the organiza- employees may attend an out-oftional meeting need not bring town meeting . The office will instruments. Roger Williams who reopen on Aplil 16 at 8 a.m. will direct the band encourages all former band members to attend. Assistance will be available to Limits of growtb? those who need to relearn Jheir instrumcniS. In the 1970s, a relallvely U.S. sluggish economy, energy and resource shor!Rges (natural gas crunch of '7S: gasoline shortage of '79) and environmental problems <OOtributtd to the The thin! session of the free law 'limits of growth" philosoplty. Suspi· seminars being held at the Meigs clon of !Cience and technology killed County Public Library will be or delayed major projects (supersonic Tuesday at 7 e-m. The program transport dropped in '71; DNA recomwill be on family law and discus- bination curbed in '76: Seabrook A· sioos will be held on divorce, dis- plant protests of '77-'78); il was led by the Three Mile Island nuclear reactor solutien, child custody, shared par- accident ol March 1979. entin~, child support, visitation, adoptioo, guardianship for minors, and parents' liability for c~ildren . NASDAQ, The National Association These law seminars have bten pre- ol Securities Dealers Automated Quosented by the law firm of Porter, tations, reported turnover volume of 33.3 billion shares in t990. I Little, Sheets and Lentes. Liberty Assnnbly 111 God Duddinj Lane, Mum, W.v,_ Vk:tory Baplisl where." Organizational meeting planned Assembly of God However, that base of Social Security beneftts is directly related to the amount of past earnings reported earnings, including tips, on which Social Securi1y taxes are it rare? Friends are found every- NEW YORK (AP) - Former Beatie drummer Ringo Starr has lapped musicians from groups including the Eagles and Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band for a Pastor. James Miller Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Evt'.lllJ't& ·7:30 p.m. Wednesday Ser~icu . 7·30 p.m Saturd•y Service- 7JO p.m 204 Condor st. Catered By Vanlandl and Ward Rd. Social ~ecurity "" 't designed to replace all earnings you no longer have because of retirement, disabilny or dea1h . It is a base that you can build on, now and in the future. or Christ 33226 Otildm~'s H~ne Rd Churdt of J..., Cbrtsl A .......k Pastor: Dar! S. Ea10n Sunday - I O:lO paid . Pomero1 Westside: Church Apostolic ,, 114 E. Main "2· SIJO Pomeroy 1M;\ '2!37 Veterans Memorial._.tal liS E. ....... Dt. 'U -2114 '-t �Page 8 The 3, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Sentinel 32 Mobile Homes ~ nnou nee rnen l s KIT 'N' CARLYLE~ by laiTJ' Wright 46 Space tor Rent tor Sale Spece, n111 to P.P.H..S. fzc Yiaiblly, 1wail • • eo.-.----.-,-- .... lmmtdiMety, . . .75-f7lll. '!'!* ,.. ,_.. 2 ~· , 197!1 pl<lwp, kyl .. :lop .. woAl truck, $350, 114-f'III-30111 0 1m lntamtlonal f7'DO, V-1, !i:lp., M ft. Ill_. flat, 2ft. ,.movable .._. sldas, telelcopk: hodt, radial tW.., great truck., $4000 For Lease ~- firm, 6M-1112-2072 v' ., 1 35 Lots & Acreage Help Wanted 11 Neec»d: OTR Drivers, 25 Yurs Old, COL. Clllfln RKon:l And 2 v..,.. ExDeriwa:. Send R.sum. To : P.o. Boa: coo. G.»- 1181 Chriy halt ton JMckup 304175-53l2 or 6M-9824418. Merchandise 51 Household Goods be 7 Ea. eily . . . . rnhtts. &81 Rc[ bcw ''9", Sl5.,CIOG, 614- 61 Farm Equipment 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 196-tm larry Uvlly. IM-lll-1303. Top Prk:M Pakl: AU Okt U.S. Cohn., Gold AlnQ&, Sitdr Colna, Gokf Coins. M.T.S . Coin Shop, 151 Second ·~. G.Nipolis. Purr· : 1 w..u Old. s.n.u HouM Dog; 2 r .. · n w... 001 Pupploo. ~UCII, 0. S.op At: 1511 Grwn 'Idly DriY.. Ohio. B._ Employmenl Serv1ces Wood Slabl FOf , __ 114- lN-1354. Found: INIII, 81-. Tick puppy, Molgo . . _ , G.onlono, ..... !185-0120 tu,ODO Thouund lfllfMCiatety Sluffing En-. Ausli Sto.,pod AddtMootl 110 En- v.q,. To: 0&.1. SUIII)Iin, Box M4'l, FMbom, OH di24. L.oe1 : Brown And Bladl Pari Dochohund Golf Yldnlly, Cou- IIIII Cnoll Aood, Go> lipolls. ........11137. lont-ftak'lld whi:e, U.S: 1191 Ford Rangtr XLT Air II,ZM: tlle9 Ford Ringo< XlT $4,105; 1081 Fad 11n>nco MXLT, 15.1!115; 1117 Dodae O.kota ALL Yard W.. ....._. Fonl F·t50 P.U.; 1111 GIIC P.U.i till Somuri $3,195; 1!187 F.., tldltlon • 2:00 p.m. Sund8y z,oo P-"'- Satunlly. - a . - Collop, s...,. v~ and unltonna ara ptov'1 ..... Contact our Charleston off~ea, lOC-'JIW-4391. EEOCJMIF n PMMnent Positson A"anatwe. Aequiru Minimum Of Associal• ()eqr• In Busineu R.u.at.d F~ld . !klusl Han Elperi~ in Billing For ..._Itt'! Re&at.cl F~ . K~ ol Third Party And U.dkakt Btlllng Procedur" Good Communications Sihts. O.t1 Proc.ulng E.Jpe.-lence Pratwnd. Knowledye Of CMHC Bil~ 5'(11..,. A Ptus. With Atllutne And ThrM And •tt. a..n tM I to ! . y,...... Chell, M7il ,._Rt. !54, ~·­ ::e Fine gt W11, 2 Hammond or· gane, ..,. Air* Bulh 1,.11., & motor, .ntktue 1/ktOf talltln9 mldMna, lumtlurt., ctoc .... ~ MKW To Royce a.....,, Dnclor 01 Fh:cal ()pe.ratlons Hlllth Ate net r Seriices. P.o: Boa: 724, Athent OH .5701. (614SM--1511). E.O.E. ..-n-r ••nb, ~~tampa, tt.by ilems, loo many other llllfM to bay WoB At KonM: $339 W..a Or YoN! Rush: S.A.S E. 110 OIA SupPles, Bo• l443. Faitbom, OH 4532•. Yard ,...: l011 s.cond Avenue, Thunday. Frldly, S.tu~y. 9-4. 4 F....... Yatd « Fuii-Urna rMdiCIII nsistanl wan - 8ala- II Rain led I :OOAII, 2321 Mt. Y.mon An o._,. Sa... 2 l•mlly. April 2,3,4. I.Dis of miec: it.ms, 2t23 ..... Av.. t --· ................. !1411 eotholk: ldivlly • " Illig. JKbon Aw, Fri-Sall,... - ,_., 1:00-4:00. ...... ...-,. Cotf 1-100-JOO.nn 111... llltVII Yi"l+) Or Wrlle: PA.tsE llC, 1&1 9 . Uncotnway, N WOfltlilla, ....,., d . . aw, baby Clalhal, cr.ta. ~ Auten, IL 60S42. huftdng bowl, ......_....sa .. ha~ · , _ an .-.~_• .lpril s ••. ·~· . bal.. Pt. Pl..aant A~ Io,Hannon Part, , 'foulh &pttl4, T;ow._:7:00Pitl, ~ngl"9 IP I WOIId by II .C.A.R.C. A Stat•Approvlld Appllcltiono lc<op. Pomeroy, ·fhru Friday Bet. And 4,00 P.ll. !NOnCE! OHKJ VALLEY PUBUSHING CO recommends that yw do bus*" " ' with~ know, and NOT to und money lhrOUSJh the rnail unlil you I'll~ inveshgalad ,ou the offering. BNU1y Shop, lout~ In 1-QrUord, WV trail.,- with l st.Jiions, 5 dryiN's, $6 ,000 104882-3246 VENDING AOU'n : G.1 Rich Quick? No Way! But Ws ._.,.A Good , Sludy, lHol"d.lbla, Bvsi" " ' Won 't Last 1-800-284BJ63 23 Professional ServiCes sund, 614-t92-7672 Real Estale 31 Homes tor Sale 1,400 sq ft brick, 3 bedrooms.. IUlJI li "ingroom, bri c• JY' IO, frH Willet/septic , Mal pump , S mmuln from P1. Pn , ,56 _gQO 3 Bedroom Home On 1 Ac111 01 Land. Caii6M-256-152ti . l Blldruoms , 2 Bathl , 2 C.r l Uni! Apllrtm.nt Rao1at, El'*lllnt Condit~ . Bulavilte Pika Road . AtdUC4td ' Call For Ap- 7 Rooms. Ne~s p<4 oalo, Autlond Logionlloll, April1 ' 2 v.lid dhMl Comm.tclal drlver's lic:eNII. P\ea.. s.nd iniWIMt to •'P Co. Board ot MRIDO, attn . Carol Peny,tllOCal1..ton St . PO Briclt In PomeroJ, E.I1tas 1 Below Appraisal. 614-!'192 ·597'il _..................... - r- Tltoloo .......11<_0, s. .... - ..... Sot rtt.m ffigtl MCBMMXI .,_ na1 .._ crimlna&e In poov .. NMl oltenfce 01..,.,. )II ... It beau. of hen- Mcap. raot, color, origin, Ml, or ap. natron.l .. - - - l o P o l d l n ........ o-.11111: t:OODm the 1111 lo loFddoy, "'"· .illt' . . . -. , . , . ,,._ _ 1:00pm ....., ........,. •ltatn lr-----......,;:---, 10:00a.m. April 11&4 oo N. llaln, In Aut· 11ft11, r.1n or MOW cane.,. til ....... .,..'102..... .,_., ..... - , wl I hN I :w.tcl 1ft dtol<, t;l,, -~~~ -..- ... = - . .. -Club, ....... ~..!" '1:.1':1 ':;; Gr~~:~:lou'!l One ~a;;...~..... _, - ...... ~ ...._ & aoc.tld "' ... ~ &M-992-2186, nn, low mi._, Autos for Sale 7'1 - 3160. 1 a::til. Fard l TO, 1100. ttn ~. good ........ - -· _,~ .. - ..-........ ....... _.. 44 Apanment U:l', ~5215, ga hell 1 sw... FUANTURE. 62 & ta.- I' by i ' 76 - iW: . . ;;. -........-. 27 J 11\...:.. ...... &.lei, Spott 196 w/454 who passed away 3 years ago, April 3, flab paQ, mint 1989. ,. Tlre, Other Extra 's Mint Conditton, Ko,. . 11,000. 614-446- 10:00 lands A.M., the lollowing and tenements, locat•d at 427 lincoln Slreet, Middleport, Ohio 45760. A complete legal deacription of the real estate ia a follows : Situaled in tha State of Ohio, County of Meigs, Village of Middleport, and being Lol Number FOUR (4) in M. C. HOBART'S SUBD IVISION in the aforesaid Middleport, Ohio. The said lot i1 on lincoln Street and beginning at a certain point 121 feel we11 along Lincoln Street from the northwest corner of the J . J . White Homestead property, plat ol said Village . EXCEPT lhe nme being at the sb: and one fourth feet off lhe northeast corner of Lol 14 East end used as an alley. In M. C. Hobart'• SubSaid tot being sixty six feet diviaion to lhe Village of (66) fronting on Third Street Middleport; thence in a 1outherly direction about and ninety (90) feet deep . Reference Deed : Volume 127 leet along the line 270, Page699, Meigs County between Lot• 13 and U in Deed Records. PREMISES 1ubdivision to a point on an KNOWN AS' 504 South Third alley 120 feet wesl from the Ayenue, Middleport, OH J. J. White Homutead property, the same being 11 45760. AUDITOR'S PARCEL. the southeaat corner of Lot silly two (62) In the Village of NUMBER ' 15-01532. Sakt real estate Is subject 14 in M. C. HOBART'S ADDITION : thence along the lo accrued 1992 real estate north aide of the abovementioned alley 40 feet lo lhe southeaal corner of Lot 15 ; thence north along the line between the lots 14 and 15 about 124 feet to the northwest corner of lot 14 · thence ea1terly alonQ lincoln Street 43 feet to the place of beginning. Commonly known u: 427 lincoln Street, Middleport. Ohio 45760. Real Estate appraised al $29,500.00. The Real EIU.Ie cannot be •old for le11 than two -lhirda the appraised vaJue. lares. REAL ESTATE AP· PRAISEDAT;$31,667.00 . The real eslale cannot be sold fer less than lwo-lhlrds lhe appraised value. TERMS OF SALE : Cash on delivery of deed . James M, Soulsby Sherill of Meigs County (3) 20, 27, (4) 3; 3TC Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virtue ol 1n Order of TERMS OF SALE ; Cash on delivery of deed. Sale iuued out of tht JMn• M. Soulsby, Sheriff Common Pleaa Court of of Meig• County Meigs Counly, Ohio, in the ol the leader (J) 31; (4)3, 10, 31c _ .. _ . . . . , - 1 pop ttoe. :15 I . 5th c - ..... End Tab&ea S1'9 And Up; s.tnl Roc:keA 179 2 · 8iltH :""*'::Un- IIEAIITRil APAIITIIEifrS IT BUDGET PA1C8 IT IIC'CSON ESTITU, 5SII Jocbm .... lrGIII $fCthRo. . . . lo -.IIDp & ....... Cll ilt t • 2511. E~ 8r.~M OPEN: 1 Dllys A w...k, I A.M. • i P.ll. Sund:ay 12 Noon · 5 P.M. At ... 4 llltoo Ott At. 1 .. c-. ....., 52 Sporting Goods ea. a..._,.. Alfte Aula:, 111irw CondiIIOfl, 515. StalL ~~use 22 S.ll 1 61-t-4.... 7U75 53 A 1 ..--:::---c:-nC":t_q.:_u_es " ::----== Ba.g Rinr Ani~. !110 ~Min 51:. ... 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise ( ) f t ; o , - . . . Tp.m. Furnished~ - tbr, r.I1 to Ubnty. f*ldng. cenlral haal , ...... ~7p.Jil. 614111 =·· c...ao. DIHETTE5 · Wood Bar Stoatl fM.t5 (261 T.W. And • P.ddsd CNin 112!1. ---. ......... ....,.,._ Furnnllsd ............ 1 Bed- ClwyslOI' lollomHI Speno 2..2 Turbo Engine, AuiONIIIIlc, Ail, Al&ftl S.,_ Good Coodllon. ~ "'too. St.l50. ,,..,... - ~ 190Sot. Potnt Pl.....-.. WV. Buy 01 ..... Rtwrtne .,_....._ 1 t24 E. lllllin !ti'Mt, PQIQOj. Kours: II.T.W. 10:00 a.llft.. to I:GD p.m., Sundliy 1:00 to 1 :011 ,...._ 114-M:z-2521. ,_, - · »4-77).61!( = - --.,....,.a.... __ 57 .. tslcal Instruments .._., ....... c:GniL, .......... ,, ...... paditb.. linltnlcdoRa It 0 ° • SI50, IM-'JU..)DJ~t \ T...... llh•Anti2-1T--G Act• S,..U...., 1 1 ~---Unotl c-.......4..·~- Docogo ......_ 81 Home 1115 Ford Twnpo Gl., 4 *··..-o., a.-. ._, IM-1112-231J 1115 Plr e Aelanll: u PS, PI, Alr,4 qt EICOII -In ~ COl I , 2 Daor 51,000 II., $300 1M ttl tMl I Sp.ll\. En. 304475-7117 Ooyo. 192.f521 ... - .... -·Now Oodgo Cho'P', - 47,000 Slh•. $2.500. IM-4CWIID5 W' :JO. Goad Condlllon! IM-3U-t'no ,...l:ooP.._ 537-1021. 14X76 Has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths , new heat pump, metal ubliry butlding , a 12X32 covered patio. and a bu ill 1n stereo and comer hutch. Sitbng on approx one acre WAS S 30,000 _.,,.,_Fad ... t OWNER WtU NOT REFUSE ANY REASONABLE OF· ., ----- FER· Pomeroy-5 lois w11h a 2 s1ory home Home has 4 bedrooms. dining room , and a lull bas.e men1 New gas. tumace and a big one car garage NOW $15,000 lhtti2Jt5; _ _ _ c..- Ad.; ..... I ......., b" •Ia. IM 251~. ...... " •or Doul>lo """ $2,-; .. 1- - · - ...-: 1trr _q_IUII: HEMLOCK GROVE-You want sedus1on tn a great area. you need to see this . Approx. 4B acres with small tru1t orchard, grape vines . workshop & large shed lor equ1pment storage. Home is fully carpeted and has 3 bedrooms , 1 1/ 2 baths, n1ce deck, screened tn porch , equtpped kitchen, dtmng room, Anderson Window s. and a haK basement. EJlP -QIG. -- ...,.., S.W1tiJ .;12,5115; , _ ........ Dodge ••• - . - -n = ------. :-= ':": =-"; :"':: ---...-.. - r:t .... o:-: -·""'-·Rod-·-........., E-= ---l. I... -On -I? --11.115;1. . _ a.. a:z.-; ,.. Ford Tuw $2.111; I&D .Wo - . , Hay. 110M. II. 1tl '"5 . Concnl• I Ptaltlc S.ic lenb. Ja4 ,._.tion Tenks. lion ~· JIICflson. OH I m.2M. ,_ OIJ CUilul a...lc, ... cond., ... ari111DS:.1 ms. ... . ~- $54,900 82 wv. Aprill' Fourth lnd Pine ";;::'Dllla,OIIw - , .. For S . or Rent, Semi StGngll Tr'lillra.l14 1tll:lfl Rooms FA££ INSTAllATION s~w· Gollipollo, Ohio 114-441-3181 10 POOt..S Onto 112.h'llo. • ""' t2 ......... 1htll4 Poet • ~. . . _ ~ ac. tat. tM.45 APR. l -01 0 1wd S7S4.I2) Don' Calli'! ...,.... - ~ I 0No. 84 Electrical & Refrigeration A 547,900 ;• Hyaetl R~Pomeroy-Hunter' s Oroam-7 112 acres ol wooded land on a nic:e black top road ~116C1'll!! neo u5 18- \J.' 11nl~ 1100 511112:! T () 1), & llou hlc11 id~ II omr 011 1wrs 1~'3IB1. ... 51 - ... .. Fum [rrulpm ent Wanted to Uuy b :~- Li"e•torlt !lay & Crain 6:r..... s~ & r e rtilizer 64- TH I "I'OIH \TIO\ 17 1~ A"'~ 172- fo, S• i• Tru..:k.a for Slile ?S-- lk!all: & Moion for 52- Sporting CuoJ1 :d-- i\ntique1 ~>'~ M16c. .\1 erc hanrlo~t· :, : - Bu,ldin~~; S up11lu~ S .J,~ Auto P~~ru & '''" "'"'"''' ] 177- Aulo Htpuir •78-- C• mping [~uipmtnl u- ~Ell\ l.t-.a1e li ouseMid Good• ICES 18 1- llomt lmpouement.a 182-- Pl.umhinfl & Hutin g Elu~ll.lm11, ,X1- F:lenrira l & liD- ,I{:,_ {{b-- H-:'- Ref,.,.,.,., ] c:eneflll llauhnj! Mobil,. I lome He pn1r LplwiM 1·ry ., .... <ll"$ll;lll .' ' Pumps liD Yr. (ompros~oo w.....,,J and ••..uN,, o,~~,,..,lfl1(..,1.... Pfrt ... ~T· POMEROY, OHIO Furnaces compresser warr a nty •Free estimates Bennects Mobile Home Heating & Cooling 13 91 s.Honl Sdtool Rd. Gallipoli<, Ohio <•1614) 446-9416 or I-800·877-S967 TROY-BI£T o... r Sprinf; Shlpm,.,• Of Troy-Hill TlllH1 .~nv In S.o~k. "·~mfntt~~t"' lt.IOW..,Iilu!.OIO•S!J-3811 2I20mJ3 mo. Howard L Writesel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Guner Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES GS'JAYMAR Quality Stone Co. SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE Call614·992-6637 St. Rl. 7 Cheshire, OH. 112/tln TEAFORD'S COUNTRY CLUB -Goll Lluons '17.SO ta. or 6 lor 160 949·2168 3111192/1 mo. pd. Tt I LAWN SfiVICE ..n....,..... nc:. ..... Londoclplna Top So6l I llt.Khlng mercia! & n.fdlnll.al 'l'"U £1T'II:f.Tlr......__..~ , .. 372-869711' •Now "''--·14.00 •O.It hpairod . ,.;;- ......... " *•• 'tl!l·hshl.all & --~-1 New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing I % Mi. out New Lima Rd. Rutl••d, Ollio 24Sl 11111 !annin6. lor lppaitt-.H-I•pcL f'ROY-BILT Ow- SprU.s SldP'"eat Of TtaJ-Blh 1lllen N•• In Stw~k . NEW USnNG- Pomeroy - 1 floor frame home wHh 6 rooms, 2·3 bedrooms. bath. gas FA heal, full basemen! with garage, uml air. cable hookup. $28,000. CAi:U lrophlts 311119211 mo_ LINDA'S PAINTING & CO. 614-949·2801 or 949-2860 2112192 II THE ADS7 -lei Ut Do II For Happy Ads Dear Su.•U, Happy Arlllit·ersary, Sweetheart, to you from nu>. Thank you for loving me through all the years . Love, jim MICROWAVE OVEN INSULATION •Vinyl Siding •Replacement Window •Roolinp •Insulat ion KEESEE 992-2772 or 742-2097 lAMES 539 Bryan Place Middleport, Ohio 11 / 14/tln & BURKE CONSTRUCTION BISSELL •New Homes •Garages •Compilete Remodeling 5to" & Co~are F EE EST I ES 985•4473 667 •6179 2_1_92 _11 , DK 's FARM TOYS L ~.>J 37632 West Shade Raad Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 'Riders A•~lable" D~PI.IYED AI ALLICALII- VINIAGI "'d COLL!GABLI IHI QUALIIY PRINIIHOP IIIDOUPOR1, OH. 9'1J.ll9HJO •-U~ ,_ 74?- l~7Hitor HO ,_ 4-1·92 · I ••· Spe<iali1ing In Custom frame Repair NIW I. USID PARTI FOR All MAKES 992·7013 or 992-SSSJ OR TOLL rAE! 1-800-848·0070 T&M BUILDERS Best Prices & Service for Posl Frame Garages & Barn• Choica ol12 color~ • sliding or rollup door~ 9tand~~rd to unlimited 1izea & Slyloo 30:.:50 •.ctld lor inapec:Uon Motorial & Laba< Guaranteed P~. Local Salesmaa 742·2072 DARWIN, OHIO 3-16-1 rno pd 713 1f91!tln STATION CUFTS 10 Dlo.-1 St., Ml<l4lopott APR 6, 6:30 pm - Somt Burtn'1 Lovas You - Pl1qut Tole P•lnting APA.13-t8 - [Jltended Eu ler hours. Open uniil7 :30 pm APR. 28 . 6 00 pm - Bnklt Cl1 .. MUST PRE -REGISTER FOR All CLA.SSES HAS : Mon.·Sal. 10 am-5 pm Sundty 1·5 pm 614-992·2549 41219211 mo. HAULING COAL LIMESTONE AGRICULTURAL LIME REASONABLE RATES 742-2138 l -15·'92-1 mo. pd. •' •' ' 985·3561 Aero•• Fro. Petl Offke 2171.Soroa411. ..• , •' POMEROY, OHIO .. 3123192/tln .....; ..:::.::::.;:.:;::::;.;t L,__ _ . R&C EXCAVATING' ' '., •' BULLDOZING ·· < PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS lAND ClEARING WATER & SEWER liNES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAULING : limestone Di~. Gravel and Coal' l iccn.ed and Bonded .. ' '· .. .. ..., .,,_ ·, • ',1 PH. 614·992·5591 IF I~ You WEAR rr ADMIRE ·C HOWARD EXCAVATING BULLDOZER, BACKHOE and TRACKHOE WORK AVAILABLE . SEPTIC SYSTEMS, HOME SITES and TRAILER SITES, LANDCLEARING, DRfVEWAYS INSTALLED LIMESTONE-TRUCKING FIIEE ESTIMATPi 992-3838 1-13-'92'-1 mo. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE ~oom Addition• -GultM Work -fltolrlcol ond Plumbing ~ooftng ~ntlrtor & ExtwiOf Painting (FREE £SnMATES) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio 3·13-92·11n HEAR IT, WATCH 11, PLA:11lb ~:! IT or fl•• It In Y••'II EMILY'S DALLAS K. WEBER - OWner WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS All MAKES Bring II In Or Wo Pltk U~­ KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992-5335 or ~:;::::;::;;:::::::::~ I ~~:;:;~::::::,:2:-5:·:11:!" . ~: INTERIOR & EXTERIOR 614·985·4180 loooo .,lilt' After 6 p.m. Caii98S-4t92 and VCR REPAIR .--------..1 r - - - - - - . l . , ·· r..• For More Info Call 5 J&l ol closet space. $19 ,500 COM E SEE I HENRY E. CLELAND .........................................992.fit91 TRACY BRINAGER ...........................................949-2439 JEAN TRUSSELL ................................ .............949·2660 . •'' (No Sunday Calls I •7a4t Tbt Pain Out Of Pllintitg TROLLEY RACINE -- Beautiful his.toric bnck home . 6 rooms., 3 AUENJJONI WE MAY HAVE A BUYER FOR .\'QliB HOME! WE CAN'T SELl IT IF WE DON'T HAVE IT LIST£Dl fill! MAY HAVE JUST WHAT ONE OF OUR CLIENTS WANTS! CALL Illi!AY AND liST THAT HOME I LET Uli PUT A SQW.SIGN IN Y2liR YARD! ... COM'tii:RCIA.l, and RESIIn::vrlt\L ffiEE t:..'>'llMATI:S 46387 Scout Camp Road Cheotar, Oh . 1-100-Sll-1440 r••,.fflmm~s" h soW.., llltts.lllio •51~llll RUTLAND - Beech Grove Rd. - Aprox 7 acres With 3 Mobile Homes . Grvat ntnlal inve s lm&r~ll $20,500 .. .0wf'Kit(: will accept any reasonable offer! ,. - New Homes • Vinyl Siding ., POMEROY - Bnck Ranch Home with 2 lots . fireplace , CIA, att1c & full basement thai co uld be used lor additional rooms, front & side porches . A 1 car garage with overhead storage . Extra lttde house 1ncluded VERY NlCE & NEAT! $45 ,000. Make an offer. REDUCED - 60x100 vacan1 lot on Ma1n Street Don't delay .thi s won'! la s! long ' $1 ,900 BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. ' •1 0 yr. heal pump 992-2259 $8 ,500 DOUIE TURNERR B•oker............... ................... 992·5692 BRENDA JEFFE S............................................ 992-3056 DARUNESTEWART.. ...... ............................... 992-6365 SANDYBUTCHER..............................................992-5371 SHERYLWALTERS,Cheshl•e............................ 367.()421 Apartme nt for Hen! Furni. h!':t.! Uoom1 Spa ce for Hen\ W11nled to Be n t \1 EllUl \1'1 DISE & MODILS MIDDLEPORT- Very mce remodeled t /1 story home. 3 bedrooms. fenced yard, fron t porch, storage bu1lding, lo ts utilitv room . and a kitchen loaded w1th cab1nets Somethmg detached 2 112 car garage with workshop, conaete driveway . .maintenance fr ee s1d1ng, and new r.o ol Something for kids · A t .8 acre yard and a tree house Situatio n! Wanted 17 - 15 Sessions._ ~ 5 Plus 1 FREE w1th a tull basement. 1 car garage . and a large lot lor Dad· •• 7 F\ll\1 ~L · I'I'I.IES S. 1.1\ ESTOCK •1-8-- E~u1pment fo r Hen t Auctwn Q_ Want~d to Buy MYSTIQUE' TANNING otter. RUTLAND-Salem SI-Somelhtng lor Mom A sph l level home with an open ra1sed hallway that has a beauttful oak ratlmgs . Half of a cathedral ce•hng gtvcs. th• s home an atmosphere of room 1ness. Has 3 ~rooms , a large bath, How e• for Hcnl ·19-- Fur 15--- Sd-mol5 & lnatru~t 1o n l b-- Radio, TV & CB i( r palr very it muc h .. MIDOLEPORT·Russell St-Grcal Neighbo rhood-In town hving with couniJ)' senmg A 3 bedroom. I 112 ba lh home NOW S56,000 Clrt•'s~ ... 11:00 Ill U. MW. c.II~NS-$117. Plumbing & Heating 41 - 7- Loat Uld Found 8- Publ1r Sale & 'lohil~ bedrooms , 2 fireplaces . Very orig1nal l $53,900. Make an 2tD Sl. Ea:CI!Itenl --· ..__loodod. Socwlly .,...... 1!125. - Coudl, ChoW, 1225; ....... eo. f 1\0011 ITU 16,000 I1U 1175. LAo .... NOW $25 ,000 ..... - . . . $3,115 ; - ..... ED' 1:1,215'; a... c 13.115; 1117 Pondac 15 aun on Sowards AQdaa Ad., 1DO y.-da down lrOi. 12- 742·2341 608 MST MAIN HEI\T\I.S l l-- lnauram;e c• t- 3:;........ Lou & .1\ rre.oge 3!- Real [ll.ale Wanted 'il1 1inll~ d llelp ATTENTION U~~enc»lm&tci:rN~ Roofing, --- won. --~-. EVAHS, JACKSON, OH . ]4-- Buainen B uildm~ 14-- Bu•un eu T r&mmg Myati.tju11' in a.ratiDn llolon, ,.,........... ~ llumu (or Sli ll' 32- \lobilc Hom.- 8 for Sa le 16 1n- Flirms for SHif' 6231 - 6--- l_.o.a t and Found E.xperienre I ,...... Matorlln llock, RON 1 . .•. Busi·ness Servi·ces Real Estate General 205 North Sec:ond Avo. Mlddlapon, OH HE\ I. I·SI' \TE .5-- Happy Ad1 Ttllllliltg Proclocts AvailaWe .,_ Canler Slatkin Wagon, II - C t~ uway NEW SeA WOLJF liD HAYMAN ROAD-A t 988 Fleetwood mob1ie home that os - IWga And Brawn 3 0 thlolt Coud\, 11:4-446-1110 .... 5:00 Furnished 4-- Hrs. 8-1 DMon. lhru Sat. 5 Fwnilhed . .. .. Ulilil:ills p;Ucl Stwa a Nih.. S11S inOnlh.. 111 Second ....,..._l1t ttl ~5 . 3--- .1\nnouocem enl.a fl~ JET $130 / day HOWOPEH Fre. _. ........_ Call coiled 1IM-231-0411, day or night Aogera BneiMnt 'Nal~oo­ KitcMntl And Blh. frM EsllrMI•I Aelec•...,.., No Job Too Big Or SmaiiiM-317-05'16. 21- Ru! ineu Opporiunit~ 22- .\1oney to l...o11.n B--- Profea1ional Ser~icu 30 42 60 $05/day $13.00 a family · agrun. we need you = ........_111_,,... F...,.,....., -~Fhnro,5opood,ll<, 20 $ $ $ $ 44-4:.--4!47- OFFICE 992·2886 WAT£APAOORHG Unc:ondilkM\al liiiiiMnll guaranI •. l..ocal ~- furnished . $4 .00 $6 .00 $9.00 56- Peu for Salt 57- M!UicallnJtrumf'nll 58- Fruill: & Vtliclahb 59- For Sale or Trade wu·. Real Estate General BASf.IIEHT ~- 42 - \tobilc H()mCI f or Hen\ ? J- Van• & 4 43--- Farm! for Rent 17:\--- .\lot u r~yde1 41:ooo r. ac, , __lm__:.p"'rov=em=e=-n_t~s- 1'5$&, 12,100. ......... I . -.Air, PS. PB, 5 Farm Supp ' ei i. L 1 1ESIC:~ Services 1--------- Over 15 Words CLASSIFIEDS GET RESUI..TS - FAST! we can be campers& Motor Homes Drawer 4 ·--E- . $1:SSIMG. - Oapod, Utllilllo £.-P 'A "f . :ud. ..............71]0. Mommy to come home so 114 .. ~3. I 15 15 15 15 15 Rate Ratl's arc tor conSffu tivr runs, broken up day.., wd l h(• charged for C.Jc h day as :>epa rat e ads WANTED: WH0-0-0-0 can help you? CLASSIFIED · ADS Words I 3 6 10 Monthl v (3) 27, (4) 3 2tc Auto Pans a. Years il'a ve come and gone, but the memories of the times we had with you will never be forgotten. Sadly missed by Wife and Chitdren. " atlff~iiiiiiii;Efi;;~;i~;i~~~~~~;;;.~~::::~;:::~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~ I. 3. Profesaional flsumea, including years of experience primarily in· volved in houaing rehablneighborhood revitalization and other COBG program1, for each; also indicale which staff would m01t like-ly be involved in profesaional 1ervicea to the Village of Middleport 4. Profe11ional refe.-ences for firm and 1taff who would most likely be involved. 5. Standard hourly fee achedule lor all staff, including 111 overhead. 6. All ttatementt of qualifications and related information must be received in our office on or before 2:00 P.M. Aprii1J , 1992allhe following addrest: Village Officea 237 Race Street Middleport. Ohio 457&0 It is our intent to give rea sonable c:oneideralicn to al least two firm• and/or indivtduals based on lheir qualifications 10 •• to have one or several alternative consultant• which could be 11ked lo enter intc negotiations if negotiations with the preferred consultant are not satisfactory. Fred Hottman, Mayor ViUage of Middleport f14-112-l2JI, .. _ """· 080, 114-Hf.fl:lt Bltda $91 Cbesll Of Ora..,. 144.9!; Twtn ll.an.resa A'ww:wn; ·rM. IM-MIl'i04 Days type and grant amount• lor Cili••"P«9'•m•in0hioby each, in which the firm has been direetty involved. -Doclgo ....... 4 ...... ....... AIIIFM, ~.. 4 cyl, •UIIo. tlttll· • rumina -oondiUon, ......... 79 UYlNG ROOII _ Sofa And QU- Mit, 4 :110. t 001111, BaJa 29th day of April, 1992, at Accessories C n l -. l..-. ..... _ eentr81 air, ....,_ I dr'ytlr, 11,000. 101_.75-7294. ' 11U Morlgage Company, Plaintiff, VI . Bette J: Hill, et al., Defendants , upon a judgment therein rendered, being Caae No. 91 -CV-283 in said Court, I will ofler tor aale at the front door of the Courthouae in Pomeroy, Meig1 County, Ohio, on the Sheffield, now known as Middleport, Ohio. For a more accurate description, reference Is hereby made lo the Memory Of DARRELL DUGAN Fonl T- GU, ""'·· I ::35::-.751::-h-w"'-.-.,...,loreod,---,-dnt...:...ft,--lur· lp0rt~, IUn.w, newtlrH, · - ~~-· "' 5op.,$1115, 114-91U711 --· ~. "' ""-~• " both, ion. S5,400. {2d) ; I 10 ...._ Fftllll """""" o ·5 r ~ ,'lllo - ,.... ~And' 14d5 mobile harM, 2 bdtm., I In 1,. l.ner Bau Boat, $4,000 114-l1'1-::rllt4. a.ogo BEDROOIIil tor Rent New Home At EIMI Home Cen- li Grandma Betty and Friend family. complete legal description of lhe real estale Is as follows: Situate In the Village of Mlddlepcrl, County of Meigs and Stale ol Ohio : The West hall ot Lot No. for Sale Tr..., $171 And ""' t•, Great s.llctlon. FrM S.1-Up And Dellv.,.l Can su-m -1220 11101•, here. Sale Issued cut of the Com· mon Pleas Court of Meigs Counly, Ohio, In lhe case or The Farmers Bank & Savings Company, PlalniiH, vs . Terry W. Wyatt, et al., Defendants, upon a Judgment therein rendered,belng CaM No. 91CV-290 In said Court, I will offer for sale at the front door of the Courthouse In Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, on lhe 24th day of April, 1992, at 10:00 a.m., the following lands and lenemenls, located al 504 Soulh Third Avenue, Public Notice ... RATES lud 1 1 u..d Amllne .--. 1500 CJn Purc:haa• Prlc. Of Any 1fJ'I C11i ttl2 Ysrutu 750 Vh~. 15,000 mil.., drive shaft dt•••n. 30461'S-2:524 0117~575.5 . 1111 Four WtfWIII till ap.n Bow Wort; boata. IM-446-S'IY. 2 Tr-dws: One 1225; One $200 Both. S.50 o.posa_ lndudm Waler, s . . . . Rl.211. lil4-~ 32 Mobile Homes tor Sale Allot- fear, And I'm going to live in that c~y someday, For my days are all numbered down T.-. I7S HP 110 OIIC 6 Cyl. Sid E!rulpment, Boat Covers, l4 x 7'0 Wittl f 1 odu, 1 V2 8Mhs, Rl M1., I"'•S1 1' 1, Aft EJ.edric., No~ 114 U& 482• Remodeled farm houu on 3 ~er•. aulllenl condition, central sir, l t.droams , 1 bath, lndudal g.H ..... 565,000, '""' lpm, IM-192-391V a.,.. Public Nollce i• applying for funding under the Ohio Deparbnent of Development'• FY 1992 Small Citiea CDBG Comprehenatve HouaingiNeighborhood Revitalin tion Program in the approximate amount of $600,000. The ViUage of Middlepcrt wishes to contracl with an experienced firm or indivi~ ual for the technical .. ai•tance, inspection aervieea and preparation ol btdding specifications for the rehabilitation of approximately 30 dwelling units . It i1 our understanding that COBG recipients are to provide for open compeli· bon lor profea•ional services whereby, at a minimum, competitor•' qualilic1tiont are evaluated, and once a firm ia tentativety selected, lair and reasonable compenntion i.-negotiated. We 1re, therefore, inviting lntareated individuals and firm• loc ated within a rea10nable distance lo us lo IU bmit evidence ol their profnsional qualification•, and related information , as follows : 1. General background ol firm ; number of yeara in operation providing com munity developmenl rehabilitation inspection •ervic:es and the prepar1tion of bid specifications. 2. Li•t of COBG "Small 7004. Of 1119 S.ron 12d5, :lbr, 2 AC, ~~...w.-. Aefrigerllor, SIMI, Pat1 Fvm., Good' Condhlan! 114-446-2171 without sorrow or Motorcycles Cyllndar, low lli.. s, V.ry Good Condffion, &M--:258-ucnc. -On ...... Slngto Be 'cne, ...• ani,• L.na T'hwl 1 y.., Old, $250. Call A..., i p.m. 114-256-1t02. • • torc11Sh614-'MI-2526 - ~· ,., =~,.:...;.;..:...;.:._;_:...:.... ___ 1112 KJrwauld SSG LTO, 4 =.::r-- What a wonderful picture I have of a place $91oo, liM-992- - - $1..500. 1131 SM2.- ..0.12,000. JtM.n5. """" ~ Turns:; Floor On rlvw, $8000 , 101111' down, home. ""' et.vy hi lop cannmon 1 room~ • 21 1111..., 2 ll2 Hlilp! Must Mova OulCk, By .a.etrlc:, all appl..nctos, 614-lm· IWiil ESTATt SAL£ ......... 4, M, 41l112 SA 124, "' -. .,., 4... tuml~ 1250 ~. ·-...- Seeking that far off concl, $12,10D. ~78 . 57,700, lowlr Gu1t.ld lv~tnua , Gal· lipolis. 61• ~388-8788 Betors 9 P.ll. openlnas available. M1at hiYe BOX 307, SyracUM, Ohio, um. No phone calls pluMI ItO I roam, Transporlalion malor, IMial Wort~ Owner, c -· -·---- 1117 Doclgo ........ "" ........ t B A _ I I ' I_ twp.,.. ~,., -~ No plllll. Substitute bus driver poaltton 4 ....., llondoy ~. lttlorio<. oowlng' ............... ltlrt .,.., ptom .... - 575-7109 aft• S:OD Hude; MlddlepOn & VICinity J - ---= .c64::-:-:Hay~:...&::-;:G;..:ra:::l.:-n 1983 Futt Slza, Ford Bronco, Good Condltton, $2,400; 1987 -;: ..,.-._ - - ... • Dodao D-50 Pk:k.Up, Good 111 -. ••4 ,_ eonaiuon, $2,700. &14-256-6251 Glry lltdiMII, .,. 115 3151 19a. Chnv • WhMI Orin. st-1 Wltoola.-, 305, 4 Spood, 4" Uti, Alum When. C.H 304· 575-7123, Of IM-446-4015. ~~1351~~ 75 Boats & Motors Ad., Syrnc·• Ott., t~ 42 Mobile Homes tor Rent !~5~WI~MAtS.PIMCr_, EU:glbla For Care I · S7S.. llwlllou:: holM. 1 belh. Pt. Pit, fumit.... ......... ....... Business Opponunhy pointment . 6U Ul IS61. Th! .... ega. Memory of Voices of loved ones! Songs ot the past Still linger round me While l~e shall last. Lonely I wonder, oadly fV80 ~ Win, 318 Mgil"'ll, runs QtMI, bell offef or trMie fof ••1 PU tndl or 8 or 4 cyl. trvck. 814-441-0531, anytlrM. · AOHA Sllllott, coli, lloflln's ;F-.,~ a...- • • - o1c1ng - -_ !IBS-4251 AUCTION l Gang•. S45,000. fi14-"6·U~ n01 7 Uprigltt ~- ~les oem sa ~ Galipalla. ,._. & u..cs P1necNSI C.f'll Cent• ls.l.cup loa Applicattona foJ A Nurw AJCI r.. ~ Progr.m &~•· - • T In " ~,..:.... W IMes Pauk!'• Dray ear. CW!Iw. S. ... sflro:rdllble, chlldcarw. 11-f 6 s.m. • 5:30 p.m. Agas ~10 21 73 Vans & 4 WD's JENNIFER FRIEND =:-:::=-::..:.....:.::~:-=-= 7120 call~1957. J0:4-67!§....SJ06. folltad •xtra eash? Own produc11 .. • discount? Wort; row own hours? AVON , tria gift with ~~. etU Kay, 6K-9f:l:-7180 ...,...... - . Gny c;,_, ~.oo~ -lor 2 --. ' ..... Good IJM124. ror tamUy practice physician In RaciM, ohto, to J»rlonn both admlnls:lratln & clinical dulles S.nd ,....,mee lo : PO BOX -458, Radna, OH. 4.5171 llolt 1 Writ«~ ~ . -.oo Por. No Elp. - lnd 5, ....... Sail, April • fst For all your lawns needr:~t"': us a all . Comrn«eial & · hat. fnMt estlmltH. tuny in- Pt. Pleasant & VICinity Gow ...... - In T--, pon. . -hlng. Un<otn Financial FMnds, Famlty. 1...aG0-2B'I..ta01 c.co. Building Avon : No Terrttotles, S..l To -.(lui,. . . . . . . . . .... ' 8d... ..,._ - 615-3:113 • 1-800-912-6356. IIDref - -=-s. ....., - 41 Houses tor Rent eon·. Bllli!'5J Cr.rk · •~,., bkle Plaza. CaU Today, I~..Cll7 . ' Reghltentlon HG-05-tlNB haul yuw lop 1o the mill .,..., AI-r Surplus; Sun; ,_,..:QI Pll. Olwdop. . .._ r..t ~n WV. By ........ .. I'M Ml 2521 a.kn, aftw schoof. ~~ ••1: ••. ,,. 4t6 1224. Ne!w InTransponation, •07-292-4'JI7, fant Todd.., Cara, 6l4....U~21T. Ext. 57'1. V..m.-10p.m. Toll T,_, Shn.lbs, lluk:h , Top Soil, RafuodH. _.ng, Pounlng, Sp<oJi~ . AVON ! Alii ArMs ! Shlrtey s-ding. All Wor\ , S2S Mirwmum. Landscaping. 6l4-59M,.., l04-t75--M21. 4469U6. AVON gat ln on ttM ground lloor of Avont naw Mmk\g slruch. . c:oan-. Poeltol- ....... WV, .. Now!!!Southu.•em R.&r11in AUSTAAUA WANTS YOU EJ:ee:illlr1 Ply, Benefits, ... PI ... Sin s.. S .... s.. - Cac: 9H Portable S.wmill, donl """'::J tM ......... '112 .... Renlals a,. AppllcaUons now being takan fOI' S.C:urity onan in tka PoiN P\Nsat arM. Traini~ e-.ld $be M; .. 1M 245 537'1...... ,_,. luo.,miololo-n ·. .., c.ll~1450.. Training 18 - -= ::e ... sao .,, Hourw: ~ - t-.5. 1'14-4110322, l mi. . . . . , • • • • Ad. Business SlOG.-·--·... Sl..,..,.,,., Toote, A-'"ng ETV '"w..o,., ry. Ory.-. F&m\k..,., Unena. oW coins, old * ..... Bo-.g Will Babysil tn My Home:_ Ro::In.y Araa. R•llnnces Avail•bltl C.ll 614-245-5811 I n, Fenlon, SIOI4W&i. llluwW, F-.. Much otiol Dirt:etor ot Nursing, Plnter.t Center, 170 Plnecr.t Orin, GallipoUs, OH t5631. 614U&-7112. so- Ilk;; ,A Wanted to Do lla 1ard We: April 3rd, 4th, 51~. ••· ... 9pruco EJ. tentiGn. a-.-rw: Chine, S...pws. S2tl. FtM ._..,., J r .. ,. Ptas147..50 box. I-I00-5J3. Fr. Dllfnry. _:_..:..:,:.:,~:.:.;_::...::.._ _ RoolIIIIo< Cloehoo w- _ M Slad. Ron E --00. •S»t521. Comptoto ~at.5:CIDPIL """""'' omployo•. · _,., r...urne and · ulary reqwat to : ..... e.:.,.. ... Hill, PWUOOf, 1250 mo., fiM- And HOI 11t.o6d ..,_, Dwp;e ~ ~ r ... o.. clood Condition! St.500 Ann. Call I A.M. - 9 P.M. 6f4, 256A443. Plalk And . . . CWawt ' lndl l1w iO ...Mrricf:lo Rd. Pl. A[.'ION tof 116 bed long term care t.cllhy, AN with ~~tan deftiopmanl and tuptlf'ril«y ·~~~ prw'-'-1. Equal • s.... ,_.. ;;;.;;.o ......... l-. ...,_.. .lUI Topo ......... . - Ful Size 1111 Ford F-150 2JWD 300, I Cyti.-, ..... PS, 9olid Hoe C.re ~- but. Sadly missed by children, George and Christina Cooper. N. eu1te nes. lAYNE'S FURNITlJAE land IO pro; ty, 1011 Font P.U. 11.115; BID ..... Soloo Hwy t60 'lA$li, &Ojtka ._...on on ..... wtlh otltion ~ canl:r.d ~ ·-~~~~~~~~~"'j"~~~~~~~~~~ 1 Mlddlepo•t. Ohio 45760. A who passed away 13 yeara ago today. $2,1011; 117'1 Ford P.U. Air, St,416; 1911 Fonl P.U. C . . Cob Real Estate Wanted w.. ..td 14 Gallipolis & V1Cir\1ty Solunloy, Shuatlon Wanted ~eowdlnQ lnttruetor''lM.d.d, UUII HI.. B.S. 0oro In Ac· eountlng. S4nd R..u~n~~ To : P.O. Box 213, Gallip;Mta, ~ 45631.. 2 Fami~ Sale: 111 o.bbM Drive, 1 Rl. 141, 1 \'2 lilil11 Out) 36 WMYIIf :J04.312-2645. AMnce. DEAOUNE: 2:00 p.m ttt. *Y beiDra the ad ll to rvn . · - · _ . , odhlon • P.U.; 1M7 Toyo4:14.14 P.U. (Some _ , $2.&o0; 11110 Foo-d 414 o...;............ qual Opportunity E~r Memory GEORGE CARL COOPER, llongo< P.U. $2,105; 1!187 Chevy S-10 P.U. $2,195; 1111& Nin1n P.U. l\800; In In loving memory of our father, 1111 Nlsaan King Clb P.U. ; 1187 AVON • AU arus, Call .... rilyn Be Paid In 2 $2,115; ttU Nll•n P.u. S2,tt5; ~~~·--- ~ 0>12. Yard Sale 1nnrverury Mar. 11, 1992. 4x4, P.U. $2,115; 1114 Toyot1 p 'ng. phofM Of· l.Hy Wants Wort ('~lu,.•r Ot clefs' People call you. No u - Pakt) OoM To Town. Call 614perienc:. nte::HUry. 1-aoo-255- 446-fllS Aft.- lp.m. Bun.mut Ave., IM-912-!58~ Xll, 111'"110 alter 5prl'l, BIWd untla o.--.a __ ....,._ 12 thank famity and friends fOf cards and gifts they received on their 64th ...... -.--"'~... !112-3015 ---.1101!12934 WANTED: Fuii-TI~N COMIIUHITY SKillS INSTRUCTOR u.ta in ,._ Hnen • 100'1. ~ To Wotil. With In- OWfW r...ncmg al 11G'L46 ,., dividuals Wrlh O.WII c:pmeullal mofllltl buyl .. " " - ..... •304CNsabilities In The Glllipo&il 615-2722. Community. 4 0 - .b Schodulod. High And Adoquolo ........... 1101.46 , . ....... Automobi .. Coft'9 R-. I wei; Good Communk:lllion And Orpnluticn Sltillo, Pund,.l And AbM To Worta AI Part 01 At..... O...J. While Roed. \1 Acrn, "-Ired; Elplrioneo llosUy w 1 \ Witt!~ A S..lA:iWith ,.,...,. With ~ ""'Bui<ingS.Thol-1 RltardiiUon And ;.o... .. y - For ..... Nic8 l..ri!M OiubilllM P~. SM.y: on....,, Rwal Watar. S4.50Mr, To Stln. E.aCIIIInl a.n.tn Pac:kage. n ......,._.,.. A'nilabll:. ~ricity. l And - From - Hofler .._ Cal1 1-800-531-2!02 No l..-t•r 11 ?at Gallipolis. 6M-f46.....tl27. Thlln W'92; AM For Chrisay. E- ~ poadle/T.mtr mixhn, stubbed taft, ont whtte eye, lost near 7 Help Wanted 11 Lost& Found 6 Alf1tiO' tNI Ford 317-196-2000 WaNIMI To Buy: Junk Aula. Wlfh Of WithoUI Molen. Call Pomeroy Card of Thanks Portland, Oh. wan I to E l - Condhlon, $4,!100. , ... 311-7M1. Surrople Mother Wanl . ., ._ plw •Kf*'MI tor carrying a eoupt1 '1 child, lnUI1 be 1• lS yra. of • 1 t"" . .toal). ta.ct a chltd, contact st...-e Utz. Any F...a. IOit.._ ..... e.t to good homl, CIIIIU 113 144!!1 Grace Ep1scopal Church, NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order cl Eugene ond Elizabeth Carpenlef, C"'J>enler Rd., 1181 Ford Aongo•, 5 9pood, 41,100 ...... All.f'll ea-·~ lipotls, OH 45631_ Wanl To l..ease Toblcco laMa. Call Anytime I'M..a~-~169 . Probate Judge Lena K . Nesselroad, Clerk !31 20, 21 !41 3; 3TC 1 sa. Public Sale & Auction Robert E. Buck, nooo 112 AcN. . . , Raul• 111. Rural Wa'-t Anilbk $2.500. &14 .., II!JJl. 8 Spnng Inside Yard Sale Saturday Only, Apnl 4 , 9-3 Slnglas. $500 .. 0outo10o ~Cr.dit! " I hate reflecttve windows. The window washer's flossing his teeth again .·· Moihers of Twin s Club Annual OH 45769.'' 19113 Chovf e-M. 16ft bod wlsideraekl, new enolna, $6,500, loob I IWtl g,..at, 304175-1151 aftar 6:30PII. -- .. o.... ..., 1111 OIIC pldwp, 305, 4 ..... en good ltlan, 6M-115-s421 ~ dUll lankll, loolbaa:, •The Area's Number I Marlietplace QUAUFICATIONS Tho Villogo of Middleport lt---;===========~--1 OFCode, FIDUCIARY Revised Sec. 2113 .oall "On Mareh 6, 1992, in the M~gs County Probate Court Cue No . 27392, Jame~ Wesley Perkins, 401 Union Terrace, Pomeroy, OH 45769, Wll appointed Adminlslrator of the estate ol James C. PerkJna deoeued, lale of 1112 E. Main Streel, Pomeroy, Chovf ~~~~:rae: BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE PUBLI(A'JI 11 ON Oocke113, Page 367 stanct.rd, QOOd trid. c.u 614-441-6tn 5 ~~i!~~~~r~~~~o PEt.~~~~:;,EOd 72 Trucks lor Sale WOiting Famfty Wouk1 L.a. To Rent ~ Rent With Option To Buy Nica 1 lediOGII:: ...._ W~thln Galliptltlll Sc:ftoal 0.. GNrlit 1H'I Z21 auto 5.7 f'll,500. 1910 SunbHd auto • door $5,900. Bolh wtlc:l IS. . :!04-a7'5--2332 NoncE OF APPOINTMENT IJ Wanted to Rent 49 PROBATE COURT OF .....nga. aall.. 614-31U227 Autos for Sale 7'1 "' Comm.cilt - ·' AnJC ..,, We turn your new and good Uled articles into cash and save you moa:ey on whal_you need. CALL 992-6820 Or St., ll I 02 !. Ma1n lrMI Pomer'!.Y, Ohio To flnd3~~1JIT'~. Homaa-Pets -Witdllle Mol orc:yct&s-Etc 'J(pLiinJn ?.feadows ·. "SPECIALIZING IN SLATE OR CANVAS" 39815 Gold Ridge Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Welcome Slates $20.00 Custom Paintings 614-992-2242 4121921Hn A&B AUTO MASON, WY. Specializiag I• Complete Auto Upholltery. (Yos, wo do II all.) AlSO COMPUTE AUTO REPAIR SIIVICE •d 24 HOUR TOWING. 1-304-773·9560 "·.' ~===3=-5-='0:2:-l:m=o:.pel~. :~~ WANTED Old Currency Dated Between 186t-1929. Especially National Bank Currency from any state . Paying $300.00 and up tor specific pieces from Racine, Pomeroy Middleport and' Ravenswood, PETE SIMPSON Evenings . .. : '' ...: ., ·, ~ · ' I 'o..;"' .... •, •,,. ,. .. , ... .....'•. .:ll . . . ·· ~ 1-614-764-2101 · ··'I '-....;..:..:..:...:..:::.::.:.::.:.....J .,. . ' 'b ' f'' "\) " �' Pag&-10--The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Community calendar Community Calendkr items appear two days before an event and tbe day of that event. Items must be received weU in advance to assure publication in tbe calendar. FRIDAY SYRACUSE • Revival at Syracuse Mission will be held through Sunday at 7 p.m. with Bob Taylor, Kentucky, evangelist There wiU be special singing and Rev. Roy "Mike" Thompson invites the public. HOCKINGPORT - The Hockingpol1 United Methodist Church wiU hold revival through Friday at 7:30 p.m. nightly with Rev. Wendell Stutler. Pubbc inviled HARRISONVILLE - There will be a weekend meeting through Sunday 7:30 p.m. nighlly at the Harrisonville Holiness Chapel. Route 684, Pomeroy. Rev. Rick Neville will be guest speaker. Rev. John Neville. pastor. invites the public. Bob McNabb will be the caller. LONG BOTTOM - T!JcR wiD be a hymn sing with Sbammab from Point Pleasant, W.Va. • Ml Olive Community Chwtb in l..on& Bottom on Saturday at 7 p.m. Pastor Lawrence Bush invitcs the public. TUPPERS PLAINS - SL Paul United Methodist Church Youth Group, Tuppers Plains. will have a spaghetti dinner Saturday 5-7 p.m. Donations wtll be taken . Special singing will follow at 7:30 p.m. by Jan and Kathy. Public is invited. POMEROY - "Star Trek: Amok: Tune" will be shown at the Meigs County Public Library in Pomeroy on Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m . at the Middlepon Library on Monday at4:30 p.m. SUNDAY A hymn sing will be held at Freedom Gospel Mission, County Road 31, Sunday at 7 pm. featuring the Conqueror Quanet. Rev . Roger Wtlford invitcs the public. CHESTER • Spaghetti dinner at Chester Elementary Friday, 5:30POMEROY - SOLOS, a fellow 8:30 p.m. sponsored by Eastern shtp of single Christians. including Athletic Boosters. Cost is $3.50 for , those who are dtvoreed. widowed adults and $2.50 for students. and never married. will meet Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Pomeroy UnitMIDDLEPORT - Middleport ed Methodist Church. New memMasonic Lodge will hold its annual bers welcome. inspection in the fellowcrafl degree Friday at 6:30 p.m. Dinner will be SYRACUSE - Chicken barbe· served. Members bring two pies cue at the Syracuse Fire Depart· each. menl will be held Sunday begin ning at II a.m. Cost is $3.75 for a MIDDLEPORT - There will be half-chicken, baked beans and a bake and craft sale by the Mid- macaroni salad. Pte, cake and dlepon Presbyterian Church on Fn - drinks extra day and Saturday at the Sears StDre in Middleport RACINE - Morse Chapel Church, Racine, will not be holding RUTLAND - There wtll be a services Sunday evening. dance at the Rutland American Legion Hall on Friday and SaturLOTilUDGE - There will he a day from 8 p.m. lD midnight with smorgasbord dinner at the Lotmusic by White's Hill Band. The lridge Community Center Sunday public is invii.Cd to attend. from noon to 1:30 p.m. Public invited. Cost is SS for adullS and LONG BOTIOM - The Faith S2.SO for children under 12. Full Gospel Church in Long Bot tom will have preaching aQd BURLINGHAM - Burlingham si nging Friday at 7 p.m . Pastor Junior Modern Woodsmen are Steve Reed invites the publtc . planning a family togetherness Local singing talent will be fea- pu1y at the woodmen hall oo Suntured. Fellowship will follow . day at 1:30 p.m. The Middle Branch Bluegrass Boys will proMIDDLEPORT- Rejoicing Life vide music. Public is invi!Ctl. Church will hold a bean and veg etable soup dinner with cornbread, CARPEN1ER - The Mt Union coffee, softdrink and desscn on Fri - Baptist Church will have special day from 5-7:30 p.m. at the Chris- singing with Pastor C. Graves. tian School cafeteria in Middlepon. Columbus, on Sunday at 9:45 a.m. The cost is $3.50 and the public is The church is located two miles invited. south of Carpente< _ Pastor Joe N. Sayte inviteS the public. SATURDAY COOLVILLE - Coolville UnitRACINE - The winter Sl'_':lrts ed Methodist Women will hold a banquet for Soutbern Local will he bake sale Saturday outside Bank held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the One in Coolville begtnning at 9 high school. Parents bring rwo cova.m. All monies go to the church ered dishes. building fund. MONDAY REEDSVILLE - The junior CHESTER - ChesLer Elemenclass at Eas1.em Htgh School will tary PTO will meet Monday at 1 have a carn ival Saturday at 6:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. All p.m. Admission is 25 cents and JBiellts and teachers invi!Ctl. there wtll be games and activities for all ages. as well as a country REEDSVILLE - The Olive store. A dance will be held in the Township Trustees will meet Moncafetcria from 7-9 p.m. day at 7:30 p.m. at the Reedsville Fire Station. POMEROY - The Meigs High School VICA Club will sponsor a TUPPERS PLAINS - The car show Saturday from noon lD 4 Orange Township Trustees will p.m. wnh registration from 9 a.m. meet Monday at 7:30p.m. at the to noon. There will be crafts elhib- home of the clert, Susan Pullins. 1!00. games, music and door prizes. Further information may be SYRACUSE - Middleport Garobtainoo by calling 992-7013. den Club wiU meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. David POMEROY - Pomeroy Brownie Bowen in Syracuse. Mrs. Arthur Troop No. 1271 will hold a cookie Sk.inner will have the program. sale Saturday 10 a.m . 2 p.m. at Krogcrs in Pomeroy. Six varieties CARPENTER - The Board of of Girl Scout cookies will be avail- Trustees for Columbia Township able. will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. al the rtre station. HENDERSON - The Gallia Twirlers Western Square Dance LETART - The Lelar1 Township Club will hold a dance Saturday, 8- Trustees will meet Monday at 6 11 p.m. at the Henderson Commu- p.m. at the office building_ nily Center in Henderson, W.V:!. Study says obesity may raise risk of breast cancer recurrence By MALCOLM RITTER AP Science Writer ST. PETERSBURG. Fla . Breast cancer patients who were obese at the time of diagnosis ran a higher risk of getting the disease again than did thinner women, a new study found. Women who were at least 25 percent heavter than their ideal weight could have had a higher risk of recurrence because of higher estrogen levels, lower progeslcrOne levels or a dampened immune systcm. said Ruby Senie of the federal Centers for Disease Control. Senie said she had no data to show that losing weight lai.Cr lower the risk. The study was among several on breast cancer preseni.Cd Wednesday at an American Cancer Society SCI ence writers seminar. Researchers also suggesi.Cd that women at heightened risk of breast cancer may be deLCCted by analyz ing nuid squeezed from th ei r breasts, or wtth a temperature -sensing bra. Women whose breast Ouid con- tained abnormal cells show ed 2.5 times the risk of getting breast can cer within 12 years compared 10 women with nonmal cells, said Dr. Nicholas Petrakis of the Uruversity of California, San Francisco. His study involved 2,343 women who gave nuid samples between 1972 and 1980. and were followed through April 1991 . Breast cancer appeared in I 04 women dwing the followup period, which averaged 12 years. The idea was lD look for abnormal cells from within the breast. Prior studies showed thai when such cells are removed surgically, they indicate an elevated cancer risk. Six of 58 women whose nuid showed cells with the abnormality, called atypical hyperplasia. later developed cancer. That 10 percent rate compared to about 4 percent for the I ,291 women whose nuid was nonnal. He cautioned that the tc.ll is not sensitive enough for mass screen ing, but it may be useful someday when confined to women of known h1gh nsk for breast cancer. People in the news Dr. Helene Smith, director of the Geraldine Bru sh Cancer Researc h lnstitulc in San Francisco, .said the work "rests on a very so lid hypothesis," fitting in w1th the research on surgically-removed cells. Research on the temperature sensing bra suggests it can indicate a crucial shift in timing of temperature variations during a woman' s menstrual cycle, said Hugh Simpson of the University of Glasgow in The breast is normally coolest at ovulation, Lhen warms up several degrees Fahrenheit over the follow ing 14 days under the influence of the honnonc progesi.Crone, he said. Studies suggest that a breast at hetghtened risk for cancer starts warming up early, before progesterone shows up, he said . The obesity study, which tracked 923 women, showed that obese women had a 42 percent rate of recurrence and a 34 percent dcalh rate dunng the 10 years after treatment. The other women had a 32 percent rate of recurrence and a 24 percent death rate. By DOLORES BARCLAY AP Arts Editor With "The Power of One, " Hollywood once again has decided to view tbe harors and problems of South Africa's apartheid through the eyes of a white. And once again, the Hollywood hislDry lesson is that blacks can only overcome oppression through a white savior. Right In this case, lhc white savior is PK, a South African lad of English heritage who is left orphaned at an early age. He likes lD box. He also has a conscience. Indeed, what we have here is the Kara1.e Kid meets Nelson Mandcla. or Rocky goes to AJrica. John Avildsen, the filmmaker who gave us "The Karate Kid" Top video sales, rentals listed By The Associated Press The following are the most popular videos as they appear in next week 's issue of Billboard maga Zine. VIDEO SALES !."Fantasia" (Disney) 2."The Jungle Book" (Disney) 3."Fievel Goes West" (MCA Universal) 4."0scar's Greatest Moments" (Columbia-TriStar) 5."Piayboy: Sexy Lingerie IV " (Playboy) 6."Cherfitness : A New Alti tude" (CBS-Fox) 7. "Robin Hood : Prince of Thieves" (Warner) 8."Penthouse: Satin & Lace" (A Vision) 9." Sports Illustrated-The Offi cial Swimsui t Video" (HBO) IO."GoodfeUas" (Warner) VIDEO RENTALS I. " Boyz tn the Hood" (Columbia) 2. "Thelma and LouiSe ·· (MGM-UA) 3." Dead Again " (Paramount) 4. " Regarding Henry" and "' Rocky," pulls together an mtemauonal cast that includes John Gielgud, Armin Mueller-Stahl. Stephen Dorff and Morgan Free man for this sweepi ng drama of South AJrica in the 1930s. The South AJrica of the '30s is surprisingly not very different from the Sou th AJrica of jus! a few years ago. The filmmakers take pains to label the Briush as the creatDrs of racial segregation, but also let us know that the Dutch refined the concept and look. 1L to inhuman he1ghts. · As a child. PK is haLed by the Afnkaners because of British pcrsccuuon. Afrikaner youth , who take up Ht~er's cause as the world goes to war. taunt and IDJ1ure PK, who is played by three dtfferent actors during three stages of hi s life. Stcphen Dorff portrays the ISyear -old PK. Once orphaned, PK is befriended by Doc (Mueller-Stahl), a kindly and cultured Genman who is sent 10 a prison camp once World War II breaks out. PK visits him daily and meets Gee! Piet (Freeman). a black Inmale who leaches him how 10 box. 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Those promises. th ough. arc never k:ept. Cassidy portrays Alana Powers, an aging, ethically bankrupt TV reponer who's just rolled up tn her minivan to interview mass murderer Laurence Dvorak. Reminiscent of the scene surrounding Ted Bundy's execu ti on , Cassidy's taped stand-up outside the prison shows placard-waving citizens only too happy lD sec Dvorak strapped to 30.000 volt s. a we Hammennan~ (I) Victory Qanlen NCAA omon'o Flnol Four Prevtow II) II MOVIE: Ozl Bluoo [PGI3)(2:00) l!t MOVIE: Spect1 Rold.n [PG)(2:00) 12!1 R-Hng end O.Coroting Todoy ~ NASCAR Roclng Budweiser 250 from Bnstol . Tenn . 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Scientists have turned to fetal tissue for the transplants because cells from adults ofi.Cn are rejeci.Cd_ The Reagan and Bush arlrrunis- em (TU)IIOVIE: lllflled 5:011 (I) (MO) Love (I) a II 11ing AgiiQAn Ollodll , , _ , In fetal tissue transplants. fetal grounds that using the tissue of aborted fetuses for human trans plants would cause an increase in the number of abortions in this country. But Democrats. and some antiabortion Republicans, such as Sen. Strom Thurmond of South Caroli na, disagreed. In a crucial vote Tuesday, the Senate turned down an amendment by Sen . Orrin Hatcll, R-Utah, that would have allowed only tissue from miscarriages or ectopic pregnancies to be used in human U1111Splant research. On Thursday, the Senate passed a handful of largely non-rontroversial amendments. But rwo on use of federal money lD conduct a survey of tun -agers on their sexual practices brought debate. 1 - I]) (110) MOYIE: PIMaurw MORNING -~~~ 1 ! ) · - - . M. 1 @ Ntw York Nuhvllll WEEKDAYS 9111 14699 USA NASH lhe utllo Lody (2•00) ~ ScholnUc Sporlo (1)-- 17,641 WTAP • SAT., APRIL 4 Martin -'- w. st~.us _ , IIOW WOWK ~ • SATURDAY !!liD Ag WHk- Roporl (I) a 19921-10 PIUUP ~II) a make raid s on human conscious- PRE-OWNED SPECIAlS WBNS WVAH Qll NEW YORK (AP) - Author Don Delillo said terronsts have replaced writer s as shapers of national thought. " Acts of terror arc providing a kind of narrative. which is making writers less innu enti.al than they used to be," he said. The selection of DeLillo's novel "Mao II" as winner of the 1992 PEN -Faulkner Award for FICuon was announcoo Tuesday. In the book , writer Bill Gray puiS u this way: "Y car.; ago I used to thmk it was possible for a novel is; 10 alter the inner life of the culture. Now bomb-makers and gun men have taken thatLCmtDry . They CHEVROLET TRUCIS ~Ill! HunUr.;hm Columbus Hurritlnt Hunllnglcln Plrttrsburt 0 (]) S. IIIW CHIVY'S, OlDS, CADS. & 'lOS. Chtrlt~lon WPBY [l)m DETROIT (AP) - J tmmy Hoffa is a hero to Danny DeVito, in town to film a movie about lhe former Teamsters union leader. Hoffa "did more for the pwple in his union than any other man has ever done . He took working men and women and put them mto the middle class," DeVito said Wednesday. DeVito is directing "Hoffa," a fteuona l, zed account that focuse s on his life, not his unexplained 1975 disappearance outside a Detroit restaurant. Jack Nicholson play s Hoffa , who is presumed dead. ' 'I'm not writing my own history; I'm telltng you what I thmk happenoo." DeVito satd. "It's not 'JFK .' .. Hoffa vanished after a bid to regain control or t.he union follow ing his release from prison, where he served time for mail fraud and jury tampenng. POMEROY, OliO 1-800-837·1094 OR 192-8814 WCHS (D <ll CI ~ ce lls arc placed in a recipient's body to help a disabled organ begin traLions imposed Lhe moralOrium on "D II ~id. CHEV.-OLDS.-CAD.-GEO WOUB Chk:qa All1nl1 Col limbus Athens TBS WSYX (I) ness. DeLtllo said it ha s .. been a land bloom, created a prosperous economy, orgamzcd the State of Des- long, long tim e since the pnvate, four stars Thf rank was estabhshed eret in 1849 and asked admission to mncr VISIOn or a wrilcr entered lhc by Congress for George Washmgton m the Umon This was not achieved until world so completely that an adJec 1799. but he wasn 't promoted to it un- 1896. after a long period of controver- uvc had lo be invented, like til a ,omt rt>SOlut10n of Congress was sy over the Mormon Church's doc- Kafltacsque, without wh1ch people trine of polygamy, which it discontin- cannot quue explain what they arc a~proved by Pres1dent F'ord on Oct ued m 1890 t9 . 1976 talktng about.·· (Paramount) 5."The Rocketeer" (DISney) 6."The DoclDr" (TouchstDne) 7."Poinl Break" (Fox) 8. "Don't Tell Mom th e Babysiuer's Dead" (HBO) 9."0ther People 's Money " (Warner) IO."Banon Fink" (Fox) dence. JUSt as I he mar1ial arts did for the Karate Kid. It also makes him something of a legend in the eyes of the Zulus, who look to him as a savior because of a concert he once conducted at the prison camp. The origma l work featured Zulu insults of the Afrikaners. who arc too dense to figure them oul. Ooce in high school, where Gielg ud is cast as the headmaster St. John, PK is a fonnidable fight cr. He trams at a gym where both whites and blacks box - but bouts in the townships between t.hc two mces arc strictly forbidden . Not only does PK sneak off to the townships, but also falls in love with the daughter of a rabtd Afnkaner. So strong IS the attrac tion, that he is able to tum around her thinking rcgard1ng blacks : together, with black friends from one of the townships, th ey teach other blacks how lO read and write in a clandeslinc evening school. "The Power of One" moves all over the place and does nol really have a keen focus. Is thi s a film about a boy commg of age? Is it a boxing movie? Ia it a war movie? Is it a film about British students? Is it a political sratcmcnt? D (!) (IJ FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) Jane Goodall toured a new zoo primate exhibit and was soon on a first -name basis with the resident chimpanzees. "They have such distinct characters," she said Wednesday, signaltng through a window to II ch1mps at the Fort Wonh ZOo. "1berc IS Goliath, for instance. and over there is Mary. And thts is Kirk - he seems to be everyone's favorite," Goodall said. The renowned chimp researcher spent much of her life in Africa. ltvmg among her subjects. but now travels to help save primates and ,ther African wildlife. Goodall. 58. spoke to a 7.oological group and praised the zoo's World of Primates, which opens Saturday. At the exhibit, she took on primate mannerisms, lowering a shoulder and avoiding eye cont.acl " I miss this so much ," Goodall Sco~and. At the movies: 'The Power of One' Senate lifts restrictions on fetal tissue transplants By RICHARD L. VERNACJ Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - Despite a Whitc House veto tlueat, Congress approved a measure that would li h a ban on federal spending for fetal tissue transplant research. The Senate, on an 87 -10 vote Thursday, passed the bill, which authorizes spending for the National Institutes of Health. The House last July passed its own version , 274-144. just shy of the two-thirds margin that would be needed to override President Bush's promised veto. The two houses now must work out differences between their btlls before sending a final measure lD the president The moratorium had no legal effect on private research. Bul Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. , said only an "infmitesimal" amount of felal tnlnsplant experimentation is not being done with federal fWlds. Fetal tissue transplantalion is believed to hold promise for victims of Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, spinal cord injury and diabe!Cs. 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Tonight Sllow Slaorio'fl Johnny Coraon Stereo (!) Kojok 1;1 m , ... - - 700 Club With Pot tson n· 2:115I D - • 2:10 • • 2:lll tO Saul Train lllglobldtt -= ·-- :t:lOOO - - 8 Spoosta LotooloiHIIgllalotll 2:35 (]) • Sl ; ; M;g IIIDY1E: 11111n1 - rn 121101 :HI (I) •IIO'flE; WaoNnglon 75 w (Z()()) :ttO D IIIDY1E: Gm.yons Slift ~l !ZOO) 2ll Up Oooo 8 Cn>oaftno ~- J::l0·1· PP¥100Q10'111i""m Olf-Beel: SportJb I l:lllm ,_ "oao... G IIUCA~ Racing �' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio BORN LOSER Television Viewing WAAT. PRAYTW. < 11W T1IER£'S 110 ~ Til Ill. \ 16 ~ TRIJL~ IO£A / • FRI., APRIL 3 Sunday WOII IAMI O Rearran ge low to form lour 11mple War • relived Ill a Cll a llllllll a o......, liZ il)VIdeo- 1i .:r.-V:..r(:...:rj..:..o1---li ~ Squa"' Ono TV Storoo dl~Q PEANUTS 'IES MAAM.. MY 006 AN D I WANT TOT~ANK YOUFOR AllOWING METO 60 HOME EARLY 'I'ESTEII.DA'r' BECAUSE HE WA5 51TTIN6 IN THE RA IN.. i0c · : ' D0 . 1· S'tereo. Q 6:05 (!) lle•Ofly Hlllbltliel WE I ==~:.- ~ 1 1 .I r I ~-Wild~~::Ca:!;(Q m Amortcl c 1Jt SquoN Ono TVSI8foo i ID liZ a CIS Nen Q ~ 1 had a chance to try out tor Racine basketball tradition is traced by Fred W. Crow - Page - A-4 - B-1 I ,..---'- - - - - , tunlbe5 went often things you AN0 [ D[ hadn l odtuld the first t1me ~-~,...:.;..,.,;.S-T,__:..,., t~ -. -- ....,...,_ mo O...ckfo quolod ___..J bt ~.JI'fl'li 11'11 ...._ m1SS1ng wordJ L_ .l._ .l.-.l._,l,_.l 1:30 [2)~ 0 NBC ~ Q 7 J I Keep Gallipolis Beautiful Landscaping Contest open t~ public - Page - B-6 I 1----.w,...o:..,-R:.....;-C..:[:...---!', .~ cottage debate team I wasn't 19 gWorld ToCiay 1D Rln Tin Tin, K-9 Cat> NO THATS ALL R16HT. lJJE UNDERSTAND IN FACT HE WOULI:' LIKE TO THANK ~O U IN PERSON NCAA basketball tourney resumes - C-1 Civil lenen ol four KrQ"-bled word• EVENING e:GO C2J • 75 cents =-.,., e dl. Andy Qrffftlh IIJ Scoubj Doo ID Zono Stereo Q 1:35 (!) Andy Qrffftlh 7:00~· aJ)WitftloiF..,.,ne rn (!)(!)~ t[ lTU S Vol. 27 1 No. 9 ~H BRIDGE dl• St8r Tm: TlHI ~~~ I -· "· ~''i ! 4--J..'t • K J 75 -.o11onC . t KQ4 PHILLIP ALDER IIJMKGJYWQ aJ SportaCenbir Flnal Four EditiOn \ tlES'I EAST 9 Hl • •Ql 9 Jt094 •• e ~t;, ) j • A 10; . Q J>U • ~+. ~54 t J2 c ~0~E'IriMiorlt Tonight Ill• Moirioci ...Whll Cllllchn I iDWhNioiFOIIuntQ • liZ • Fomlly Foud 12!1 Be o StM S1Br&O. i' @ Mojor L - llloeboll Op.nlng Doy Spectol (T) ' a =. . .:... .; a a Crouftre 7:35 (!) S.nlord I Son a 1:00 C2J 0 MdKk Maliod< recalls tile hsndy ALLEYOOP invastigative bicks ol his faIller. (AI Storoo a Winsk)w nome . Stereo. D (!) Ill Wo~ Wo81n Rovlew S1oroo. Q llll D ~ lllmmor 1100) Stereo. E: 'Livel F10111 0.0111 Row' Fox Nlgl11 otlhl Movies (2 :00) Storoo 11J Munle<, Silo Wrato Q 12!1 ~ ond Cllooo Ot-4 ! OH I IT'S GUARD WI40 'WfT'H 61' R:V¥ ·- TH' M«) lliOU6N1' OOIFoO YOU/ Ql ,, .......... . AK! \ 'Wnenbl.- Both O.•kr Sootb Don't waste time - think! B) ,••. -· ,........ ._... Pbolhp Alder ll>.t"\.'S Ravmond Chandlrr onf'f' \HO!f' "Chr is IS as elaOOraH' a wast C' of human mtelhgenre as ~- ou r.i:i n lmd Oul SJde an o.dvrrusmg a~en l"~ ·- It 1s prob E;J 1:06 (!) MOYIE: Mu- in Tuoo 14:001 1:30 Ill Cl CIJD Stop by Stop The lsmily goes on a camping trip that turns out to be a disaster. (RI Steroo. Q Ill won Street Wool PaS!> PJss Pa.~.~ Stereo. Q L__ abl y trur that pl>Oplr wbo spend al l thc1r t1me pla~· mg r hc-ss tor bndgf'" • could make a mort' bl'nt>!Jnal Nmln and Suddenly South Chand l('r obJfflNi to hann~ Ius book~ ;..topped lA bn tr¥ 1ts He had four losadvert 1sed ~ ~.-o ~, oot' d1a.mond and one ll owrvf'r. rl you arr ~omg to pl a~ d'Ltb Etflltaa.n, South playe-d on and any game . _vou m1ght as we-ll spPnd that ume roncr ntratmg on 1t So man~­ f~OOI:"down U acraD.~- SoGtb tu.d rhffke-d hrs IOSf'r s rontracts ar(' easy to makr or dt'lt"at 1f il1 url oorr. be could have foreS{'('n onl y the [)l ayt•rs would apply thP-m "lilt!. ouu·ornr .4.11 rte bad to do was lead 5t'lves and a na lvlf' t h(' sJtuauom. tbfo dumood ~t from h1s hand at Cover th{' EaSt West cards and plan trrl t-.v fk- then t>St.a bhshes a dlsth{' pLay tn lour s pad ~ We-st leads. 1hf c.J.rd for 1m- c-tu:b lcst>r w1th the heart dub qu(>(>n kJn.t: m tht ~~ .J.S an entry tf East ~orth \ three spadC"s ...-a~ ;;, lim11 bolds I.P lw att for Ollt' round Instead ratsr Despl t{' th e 12 pomt.s . t.h.Iio. vt<iio. of orw dow-n. tblt contract ma kes. 1n an accurate e\·aluatJon because of t.hf ~011 stertl r dt.stnbulton •"'btt:tr pi.Jymg 1n a suit contract De-darer s.a w t hat hf' f'Ou ld not ruf! rouo! ,...., losen ~t tnd. one <tny [ OS('"r~ tn th(' dumm~-. so he won thfo @: COW ..... lii l CC sa UIJI. f1rst tnr-k and t mm~latt'l\· ran t.ht' mmds t' lst• whcre Bu t I woodf'f d ~ 1(1 E....~~ WOO !"'f'!tLimtd Wi th the qu~n du b J The World Almanac " Cral word Puzzle •• a 0 I'H Flj AWII Forrest ts lorced to prosec~a Iliaci< ctergyman MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP head and is made krng . (A) 13 Peg - - Debol8 (2:00) lllllll 0 • T:gloond -Sioroo B ROCCO L I MELANG E . oa.rond12!1 = a) 28 Portrayed u..• F - Dowling MystoriH Stereo. Q 1:30 Ill • CIIHfO IJ)0 llelrJ Toili Maggie dates Or. Duck. a d'litdren·s c letevosion_personality (R ) BARNEY Stereo . L,J _ 0 Swomp TlWig [ J EST HAD PAilSON !! YO'RE JEST IN TIME TO ASK TH' LU NCH BUT ILESSIN' !I THANKY, MA'AM!! o 10:00 C2J 11 SUPPERTIME, TATER!! 62 Has lo DOW1II author Minneapolis (l) ~IT'J Klntl Colhi~ 61 Crawing 22 Publish 24 Doll's House AII·America Game rrom ·-· NCO 's 20 Coals Basl<altlall Coaches of uh rooms 60 Urge IJ.nite nickname NooiiVih Now Slareo CcDsge BaUetbaU National Assooatton ol a sg 1 New Deal 32 Shear 33 Send flying 3S Be concerned 36 Hooklik.e parts 37 - Btiley program 2 Sets down l - ~ Douce 42 Poetry fool . ._ 10 - ~ Court toeonng 5 Ponlith 6 liDo' group 7 Pubic Noll 8 Organi.ution 9 Be ctaleatod 41 Garment• 11 c 19 F21 - 2 - Cllpo 23- ... Nlglltmlre eor. A rue BERNICE BEDE OSOL Somponf' .n w·our C' uwd may pul you on l o ,1n rdf';J l lltl l W<I help f urt her your amOIIIl)fl '> 100 rn.tkf'r rns i Cinlly rr>\l('d tS wh rch s.rgns are romrlnt rca lly rwrlt>r:l tor you M arl $ :? plus .1 long sel l ctddress.eCl s.ta mDe<' P.nvf'IOpf' t o M <l tc nMalo.er c o tnrs nPw:.p.1pPr P 0 Rox 91428 Cleveraf'\0 O H 4410 1-3·128 TAURU S ( Apn l 20-Mar 20) You m rgh1 bf' ril lh er fo rt una te to da,. t hank s to furniture iw-+--+-._-t 40 Prinllf'l IMHUrl Q f-+~-+~ 41 TV IC'CIItory 43 Financter Cor!- lr r('nd5 y r)u II t"JP u111::l l"td ,.,. ,,h ~ratrv §\'h!r ~'Birthday April 4, 1982 A s~<~nTfiCant opp ortunrty mtght develop GEMINI (M 11r 21-Ju ne 10) In Slrrvrng to a c.h reve your oh iCC tr ... ec, I oel ay your per !orm ance mrght no t be te-.:tbook Def tee t Ye t the reo:;ult<; u>ulc1 ma ke you teet very p leased w1th yoursPI! C AN CER (June 21-July 22 ) A !Irena wh o rS <~ISO an atty ot yours rn me co mmercral wo rld mrght have some good news lor you 11 perto~tn s to a development you ·ve been hQprng w ou ld come about lOt y® in the year ahead throu gh an un- i.JO (July 23- Aug. 22) In matter s per - ..,..ctlain o t events You "d be wt seno t to discuSS wha l occurs prematurely Wllit unlil it' s a done deal (M8rch 21 -April19) Ther e c.ouiCl brl iiJStification lor feeling luc Ky 10 your maten al atfatrs today The aspec ts srgnify tttat you are. so approach your rn'«))vements w•th a postllve alt• tuCle Know where Ia lOOk fo r romance and you'll trnd 11 The Astra-Graph Match - .-s tamrng to your ca reer and earnrngs rl behOoves you to push a brt hauler today You rnrght be able to make up any losses you su 11 ered earlrer rn t hew~ VIR GO (Aug . 23- Sept. 22) 0 -Nrng to you r posrtrve approach _ your chances to• c rea trng opportunrtres toClay lootl e)(c.ellen l f-ocus your mental energ•es o n opt rmr s !1C thoughts SAGin AA1US (- raogements you haVE today w•Th thOse wno haw an opt•m•strc outlook and aren t alratd lo take a calCulated nsk couk1 .or1t out qu11e successfully World Nowo 54 Spawn 56 Ore. time c• 101......, 11) Nlglll Couo1 Q m NewiiWIIIdl ~• IIIII Stereo MOYIE: Phoenl1lhl 0 Wontor(2:00) 12!1 ~ oncl Chuo ~ Banb.. Tonight Ill &poria Tonlghl aJ - w n Storoo Q 11:30 C2J. Tonight- S1M1ng Jo1mnJ CorOOII Storoo 11) Kojok l:;j (!)Yu,- Cila c Crlmo 0 • """••• 'OIIIt Juob' Stereo. r:~:cTino ID ana.,.. .. most ol both ' · · -.. ollbo. - f--I--4---150Corclon 51 Male children :GO a hons l()(.ltl. encouragrng today rn Sltua t't)fl.S rnvoMng your usual cnannel of eammgs as weN as thOse 1 n~o1vrng a s.ec.-on<1 SOurce fOt •ncome MaKe the fo~ lOW tnrough on thrngs as you envts1on tnem now you mtgf'lt m.._e a en treat deDSIOt'l today IMI will have far · reachrng . advan tageous effects .--t---f-+---1 47 JoJ Robef1oon 10:30 0 Roy Brodbuty Thootor 11 (2) Ill II (I). Qll ID AOUAIUUS ( - . 20-Fob. 19) Condo· PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) If yoc dawn 44iPntdenl a) 700 Club Willi Pot YOoJ re 1n a good ach1evement c ~ c le bQth 1-Qd,ay and tomorrow Expand your c.aree- efforts your return s w 1ll be pro por1.onate to your 1nvestment s o l trme itOd energy CAPRICORN (O.C. 22-J•n- 191 Ar (l). 0 -lown Ste<eo. Q 11:35 a-. c Tino • • 'Dittl Juiilco' Crlmo Tino A~ Primo Stereo. 0 f»rilnary· 45 Pertaining ta 11 :00) Stereo . 23-llee. 21 ) ber State fl oard of Educatoon. Th e House Ed ucauon Commot· tee will ope n heari ngs Tuesday, an d may vole We dn esday, on a new -.·crston or a mca.o;.;urc the Sen ale passed las t Jul y. Co mm '!I CC Chairm an Ron ald Ge rberry. D·Canfleld, sa id lcgoslati vc leJ dc r.s and Votn ov ich had worked on a subs titute bdl . "I know that has not surfaced as 4'1 Fr.nc:h stoneware Russian composer vtadimir Malotsl<y lour Red Square, Lenin"s Mountain and othef sights and sing with Russian superslar Yurl Anto'lich . a sword 39 Ploco ol RuuAe.Gary Morris and ASTRO-GRAPH 27Fencing 'lr+~-+-1 38 Sponiolt aunt OTIHI or 121 Sou Ill a ~ Uvea Tbenl: LIBRA ISe'PI. 2'3---0ct. 23 ) I here are strong rnckahon~ fOU re go.ng to re ce-ove the hef.p you ....e been hoprng lor 1n a set"~Sihve secretrve area from one who 15- aware ot your needs and has your 11"1 tetest s at neart SCOAPtO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A new proj('<: t yOY re '#efY enthu s•ast.c about rs r..egonn•OQ to altract the at tentron of comoe-ten• all-es Tllere ·s a ch.ance ~ou m ognt pt<; k u p a partner tn the pr ocess 25 Blurt out :HiHofiO'• fattier 11'"-nr-..,....,...,.., 31 Plpelino 34 Thatch plants o•TopCopoA lluntor IQCj . f- robbery inwofving hostages. a one·year attempt Ia find a II]) • Voinovic h to revamp th e 21 -mcm - :Z4 Commerce 30 L0f111 timeo ®'News Ill, II (I) II 20/20 Stereo killer. (R~ COLU MBUS, Oh10 (AP) - An agreement may be ncar on a sta lled bill soug ht by Go v. George :19 Sltuddor ol tabloid reporter uses the cafe ~a base tor a hoax Stereo. ilil GAL LIPO U S . In keepong w1th its th eme, " A Time fo r Heali ng," the 1992 Rover Rc.crcation Festival sponsored by the Gall iJXJ iis Area C ~a mbc r of Co mm erce wol l be dedicated to veterans of the Vie t· nam War, Clyde Eva ns. festival chairperson, sa id th e fe sto val wil l be held July 2·4 a nd th at vete rans of the sout hea st Asia n co nfl ict of th e 1960s an d '70s will se rve as mar· shals in th e Fourth of Ju ly parade 1hrou gh dow ntown Gal li JXllls ' l H GMD Z R J y RWWXATWLJYOVPP , N M 0 ' W XRIOVU l A J V said. The dws10n to SJXltlight V•c•· nam veterans ca me after the 199 1 fes ti va l. whic h honored mil itary personnel who served in the Pc r- si:tii Gulf War. U.S . troop invo lvement in the Vie tnam War reac hed its apex at 543.000 1n April 1969. As of March 1990, there were 2.9 million American-; listed as vetera ns of th e con01cL "Many people ex pressed stron g fee li ngs that Vietnam ve teran s be paid the same gratitu de a nd rcsp<Xt." saod Eva ns. ''The feeling of a need to pay respec\ 10 those who s.acnllccd so much in the war se ems to be presen t aroun d th e country." POME ROY · Co mmi ssooner Ri chard E. Jones saod Fnday dun ng a mee ting o l the Mc1g s Count y Com m1 ssi on crs th at Oh10 Depart ment of T ran s por t ~ll io n off icials have unvetled a road improvement progr.JrO for tloc 1992- 1993 hienni · um and for th e 1992 season whi ch includes 14 Meigs Co unty proJects. Me1gs Coun ty Commi ss ioners attended a sess ion Wcdn csd av tn Mari etta wnh OOOT Director J~rry Wmy. Specifically. th e projec ts planned for Meigs arc two bndge repair s on Su te Rou te 7. one on U.S . Rou te 33 (Pomeroy/Maso n B nd ~e) and one on State Rout e 124; fiv e two- lane res urfaci ng proJCC LS on US Rout e 33. Sta te l~o u te 7. S~11c Roule 143 and Sw1c Route JJ H; two hnd ge rc h <.~bi i i iJ ti o n proJCCI S on State Route 7; and . three culvert rcp i~JCcmcms on U.S. R:ou1 e .ll. Th e board accep ted bids fo r aggregate a nd loot mi x prod ucts on f- nday. The bid of Ri chards :tild Sons of GalliJXlliS was acce pted for hot m.x for the 1992 season. It was the only bid received , aJld quotes a price of $20.50 per tun Tw o bid s fo r aggreg a te were received and appro ved. Those bids were from Jaymar, In c. and Dravo. Pr ices we re quoted ror num erous aggregate produc L~. and we re q uol· cd for both de livef)' and FOB from loca l plan1 s. Co unt y En go neer Ph il1p r{obert s was authorized to choose agg rega 1e pro vo ders based on tl1 c purpose inte nded and avai! "hdny of product needed. A pro p osed lease fm n lf1 cc space for the Me igs Coun1y ll<mll o f El ec uons wa s d1scu s~nl. The lease was the only one sub mntcd for the space, and was rcce 1ved fro m Robert Wi nge tt of 5yracuse ror the Mec hanic St.rcct office now occu pied by the board. Th e comrn t ~"toncrs <l pprovcd 1hc lease. but agreed to 1nvesligatc la nguage co ncc rt l ll tg qru c tural repairs on Ihe bu 1ld111g The comnu.ssioncrs also signed a proclarn:ltt on dcclan ng th is wee k (Ap ri l 5·1 1) Na to onal Lob rary Wee k, cn,ourag1 ng all Meig s Co unt1<1ns to ta ke Jdva ntage o f library services in the cou nty. Present, m add itton to Jones and RoOCrts we re Cou nt y Com mtssto ncrs Manning K. Ro ush an d David Koblcmz. an d Comm iss oon Secrc· wry G Ion a Klacs. ~------------~ "We hop e that by honoron g Vie tnam veterans in Galli a Counly, we can al so tou ch fee lin gs on a regio na l and nati onal \ c~c l ," he added. Follow mg the parade, the American Legion, Veteran s of Foreign Wars, Disabled Am erican Ve terans ;md Ameri can Vete rans will host Vietnam veterans a1a rece ption. "Our org:til izati on will be proud 10 host a reccptioo for a group that plays such a signifi cant role in the VFW ," said Gallipoli s Post 4464 CommaJlder Sonny Chandler. "We were pleased th e host the Dese rt Sto rm troo ps last year, and we will greet !he Vietnam veterans wilh the sa me leve l of enth usiasm," Co nlinued on A-6 _ , .~ ,•.-,.}'..:< , '<, ~ ...i4n • Agreement may be near on school board revamp ss Cotnt>-oo 16 Moccasin t 7 Plaintiff Gallia County svelerans during a recenl meeting were, (I tor): Clyde Evans, festival chairperson; Rick Howell, Rev. John Jackson, Jay Caldwell, Jonnie Jackson, and Ron McDade. Vietnam vets focus of celebration expressed 1n 1hc followong phra se : 'The men and women who served in Vietnam were also he roes. We ju st did not know it th en," ' Evans 52 Make mytldy S3 Woman 's aarnten-1 Heart DISCUSS FESTIVAL - Plans art undrrway lor lhe 1992 Ri ver Recrealioo Festival July 2-4 in the Gallipolis cify park honoring vett'f'IDS or the Vietnam War . Discu ss in~ a ctivitie-s for thr " TI1e rat.i onal c for honoring owVic w am vetera ns ca n be st be a-.r .., Poouicc• Pvu:.. SSHoolbul sound S7 Soolho 14 AdOJI 15 Plant part 18 trit" 46 Babies - 44 Gaudy 1 History Muse 5 Companion 8 Choke up 12 Ac tor Grant m (J) Flitng ..... Spoclot L. I MA e>EAN AND ACROSS Stereo. Ill II II Olnoooun Baby grows a gokJ hom on h1s Stereo. g < _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ FOUl Spociol (L) 8:00 C2J ~ i)p<oru!lj( t<ad • Q m aJ Ccllge Belketball AAII -•I 'i~l ......... ~ J.. EHl P..,;.s but10n to SOCI<'ly by a~plytng lM-H Q Ill MOYIE: Lock, SIOcto ond Ill.... (2:00) Ill Cl (I) Fomly MoMto Urkels interferences make hrm a poor hOuseguesl at the d118 - • AQ Z 7:06 (!) A-mo Fomily 7:30 C2J. IIJ) Jeopordy1 Ill Now H Con Be lola By URIAN J, RF:E il Timt's-Sr nt inel St<1ff ~1 SOllH • ro !t!HJ Princao (2:00) i / ....< 8-yflne 1D MOYIE: TlHI Ul1lo 'I' \· . i til Moclllne 11 profile ol Cincinnati Reds baseball wrth hasl Oawe Maetzold. 14 Meigs projects planned by ODOT ' • K 75 liZ. ~itling lhl in mid·SO\. 14 Sect1on• . 144 Pag e& A Mul timedia Inc . News paper Middleport- Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, April 5, 1992 Copyrlgh1od 1992 ~-------, ~~c.-. 111• CuMtll Allllr C S u nn~- . Hi ~o:h lmts - st sou••ts SCIAM.UT'S ANSW11S ' ·< Gallop - Youtfl · Sh)'1y - Javnly · THOUGHT One overweight woman after SlrenJOuS exercise class : "If I could lose thirty pants rd be dowT1 to the we•ghl l never THOUGHT I'd ber TlHI Jeftenonoll_ IJ)Citn_E_Q Aion ~ the r iver ..............01 -R Busin ess/Fa rm ............... DI·H Classilied ....................... 03-7 nea th s................................ A3 Editora i ............................. A4 SporiS ......................... .... CI-8 Weat her ......... .................. A-2 • No. 3 below PPINI N UMBfiUD t PHi ~ IN TH! UN SC liiAMSlE ASOVE l 0 Gfl ANSWER @UpCioM ~q, ~ nt:~ .,.c.., Inside W M GM D II T W . C VU T Z _ PREVIOUS SOLUTlON ··Too rn.any P1!10P1t mrss the Solher hn.ng because they 're expectrng gOld ."" - Mauntll! Sen.- 3 St®te of yet. But it's my und ers tand ong that tf evef)'thing goes OK, there could be a piece of legis lation sur . facing .. . I know that it' s being put together," Gcrberry said. "I'm not maki ng any co mmit me nts that there 's goi ng to he any ,·ote on a b1ll," he said. Vo inovic h origmally prOJXliCd that the schoo l board, whose mem · her; now arc elected from eac h of 1hc s:tatc 's U.S. House districts, be reduced to ni ne membe rs appoi nted by a governor. • Se n. Euge ne Wall s. R· Ga l· loway, iniiod uccd the bill on behal f of Vo inovi ch. The meas ure was in conjunction with the obsenance. Pictured at LJRRARY WEEK PROCLAIMED. The change d to establos h II sc hool th e s ignin~. l· r , ar c Co mmiss io n er s Da vid Meigs County Commiss ioners have proclaimed ho:nd dostro CLS , each comjXlsed of lhis week (April 5-ll)to be Nation al Library Kuhl ent z. M a nnin ~ Knu s h and R ich ard E . three of the stare 's 33 senate disJones. alon ~ with Mrigs Co unt y l. ihrar~- D in~c­ \V r rk in Mei ~ s Count y. Meigs Counlians are tncl'i. The govern or would appoin t tor Ruth Power s. being encouraJ;:ed to usr their libraries this Wt'fk one member in eac h disrrict, and all II would be su bJeCt ro voter refer· cndu m in eac h d is trict bc[orc tak irlg offi ce. Gc rbe rry offered few detail s !nr churdl, v.-or~ nr nth cr :ll"ll\"lt 11.:" WAS H! NGTO~ (AP) - Mo s1 '> lllftcd from morning to cvc nmg about contents of a JXlSS obl e substi · Wl1y rlll Wl' rmkc the ch;tn)-:<' ' 1 r:xccpted wert: An?O na . lla wa1 J, tu tc measure, but sJid th ere would of the nation rc1umcd 10 day l1g ht One rt' : l ~ orl 111 thr \fl rJ I I ~ 1s 111 be no gubern ator ial appoi ntm ents s:t v1 ng t1m e ear ly todJy Thr Puerto RIL"\1. the Y 1 r ~ 11t Island s, ~ct morr l t~ h t trii O the. ncn tng, cha nge occ urcd off1 ciall y :H ~ a rn ., ,\mrric~lll S; lln O:I and JXtrt of !nd1 of board members. p e r m 111 1 n ~ ! o l~ ~ to C' l1J0Y alter "I mu sl sa y tha t I ha ve bee n local tim e, when cloc ks .s houl d ~1ft\ work kJ ~ urr <.; 11 ch : L~ h:1riX'llll'\ and Most people mo., cd thc tr clock"' atbman tl y opjXlscd to taking away were moved ahead one hou r, to ~ ah e- ad when they went \(1 he'd s ~nur ­ g.1rdcn 1ng the n ghr of peop le to vole fo r a a.m . T he cven1n_l'. I1_L'.h l :1hn -: av r.\ day fll )-!. ht A few m:td c a potn t ni The switch cost m1 lli ons of sta le school board. Removin g the r nrrgy, smn' ]"l('l•pk '-llll tl_l.' arntmd do1 ng 1 t :11 ~ a.m ; o ther~ wa1 t until right of people to vole is not part of Amer icans an hou r of sleep last re ..tdlll _ J .: lo r dn trl _l'. nt ht· r 111d\lor :JCIIV Su nda y morn rng So 111 c for hct thos b1 ll, " he sa id. " That was my ni ght, rec ovcrah lc Oc L 25 In Cn nt inut•d on A-fl cffec l. an hour of daylo ~ ht wo ll be n111 rr ly ~1 n d .., how up an hour l:nc Conlinued on A-li Daylight Saving Time returns Filing deadline for Congressional seats ends; Sulzer files for position on Democrat ticket CO LU MBUS (AP) - Ohio oandrdates will fond th e race 10 Capitol Hill an upward baulc, cspcciaUy for several tncumbcnts fac ing stiff competiti on in the June 2 pn· mary. In the southern pan of the state, Reps. Clare nce Mill er and Bob McEwen are vying for the same Republican nomination. That's because the slate is losing rwo of its seats in Congress. Pan of Miller' s current di strict wa s merged with McEwen 's territory 10 fonn a new di sui et. Three Democrats will be competing for the chance 10 take on the winner of the maK:hup. Tbc primaf)' will feature Chillicothe Mayor Jo se ph P. Sul ze r and fellow Democrats Ted Strickland and Bob Smith. Chillico the Ma yor Jose ph P. Sulzer announ ced Friday that he would seek the democrati c nomina· tion and eloction for represenlalove 10 congress from Ohio' s Su th Con· gress ional District. Currentl y in his socond term as mayor. Sulze r al so se rved three terms on the ChtUicoth e City Coun· cil. He rece iv ed a d e~r ec in law from Capttal Uni vcrstl y in 1982 and a bachelors degree tn govern· me nt from Ohi o Uni vers tly in 1972. A Vretnam veteran , Sul zer and hi s wife Lind a li ve in Cholhcoth e with their four children . Ano ther unu sual primary was se t up in Clevelan d, where eig ht · term ve teran Rep. Ma1y Rose Oa ka r drew fo ur pnm ary c hal· lcngcrs, including Cuyahoga Coun· ty Commissione r T1m Haga n and Cleveland Clerk of Courts Be nn y Bo nanno Oak.ar ha'\ ovc rdrafl\ to fc..1r. She wa-: on the Top 22 list released th1 s week by the House eth ocs comm n· ICC But she al so has a fa11h ful con· to the blu e·collar ethni c neighborh oods th at fonn the core of her dist ri ct. Her populari ty has been strong enough to scare off se ri ous c hal· lcngers in pasl races. Ea rl Martin , may or of the Cleveland suburb of Rocky River. and steel worker Btll Smtih , who ha.s run th ree un successf ul campaigns, flied for the Republican pn· mary in that di strict. In th e ope n seal created by the re tirement s of De moc rauc Reps. Denn os Ec kart and Ed war d Fe 1 ~ h an , f1ve Democ rats fol cd, Continued on A-6 sti tu cncy and stro ng tics JOSEPH P. SULZER � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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